The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-12-03
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Leo M. Cameron spent a short
while this week in Memphis.
Mr.. w. w. Mize, president of the
wholesale grocery firm of Davis,
Mize & Co., was in Grenada this
week on business.
On Tuesday of last week Mrs. ].
f.. Padgett was carried to a Memphis
hospital for an operation for appen-
dicitis. The operation was entirely
successful and Mrs. Padgett is. speed
lily recovering. 1t is hoped that she
Will soon be able to return to her
home in Grenada.
Miss jamie Jones, of Charleston,
spent a short while last Sunday in
the City Beautiful.
Mrs. j. M. Brown was 4 visitor to
Memphis the first part of this week |
Misses Marion McWilliams and
Nicely Moore, two attractive young
ladies who are attending Grenada
College, had the pleasure Of having
their mothers send the past week
end in the City Beautiful.
Miss Margaret Long spent the lat
ter part of last week with friends in
New Orleans.
Mr.. Murray. of Atlanta, Ca, was
the guest last Sunday in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Padgett on Col
lege Avenue.
Mrs. Jcln Borden and Two inter
esting young daughters returned to
their home in Chicago last Sunday
evening after spending the Thanks-
holidays with their husband
and father at Gierwild. Mr.. Borden
accompanied them hcme. f
Mis-. G.ace Leonar1, of Coffee
vile o the Monograph given away {
by j.. P. Meaders furniture Co., atf~
the close of it's recent sale. Mrs.
LeoLari was the holder of ticket b,
number 1928 which was the lucky T
Dne. T
Msr. L. III. Hodges and little daugh- 6
Virginia, of Mattson, spent the r
Thanksgiving holidays n Gre1 ada. :
She came over to he with Ler daugh-
.er, Msis Rut,,,, WHO is in the Grena- 3,
la College. !:
Mrs. Selma Y. Anderson re- l
prned last Saturday night after an D
,xte~ ded visit to her sister, Mrs. I. I
Pearson, Jr. Hollandale, While
way Mrs. Anderson visited other
Joints in the dc.ta %
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Sharp spent
'ues2ay CT this week in-Memphis. t.
Mr.. Hoefer, OF S~hebovgan, Wis, is
; a business visitor III Grenada this X
yeek in the interest of the Phonix S
hair Company with whom ne is as ST.
Ociated. M
Messrs. W. Keene Huffirgton and We
harles f. Goodwin attended the per hi
of Al G. Fields MinstreIs 70
t the Lyric Theatre ir Memphis tn
st Sunday evening. is
IA
OR SALE-House and lot on st,
dams st. House has s rooms with a
ath. Mrs. j. w. Mitchell. Phone tn,
n. 12-3-H. les
FOR SALE
A Grafonola-good as new with IL ma
ecords, original cost, $500. got it
a trade, TO use for it will sell at
S. than half price-Apply to Sem ed
lel. 12-3-20tf. COT
Mrs. John Long spent Thanksgiv- Pu
g with her daughter in Charleston. Cel
CIR,
B. d. Newson spent Monday Mr.
this week in Memphis on business. ed
" thil
Grenada College came out winner Gre
a score of 27 to IA with the CO. the
$ OF "Ole Miss" in a game of bas- cis1
ball on Thar ksgiving. On Tues me-
Y before the College team lost to Illil
Winona team by a score of 81 to dew
Mr..
* art
Pressgrove begins holiday feast sub
e Monday Dec. 6. Read ad. Runs witt
the night of Dec. "a. con
The Presorove Dry goods Co. put I
a sale Monday which that firm all
ties will enable everv bodv to oct If
ctical, useful Christmas gifts which
up some of the necessaries of
just now. These goods 20 at
prices. N
80 few
lnnoun cement is made that the Roo
Tic school will dismiss Dec. "a hon,
n week of holiday. OF
lr. Clarence Burt spent Thanks i:om
rg IN Oakland with homefolks. U
So Dais