The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-03-11
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DR.. c. c. Moore, of Itta Bena, was
IN Grenada on business last Monday.
$50
Mrs. Hersee M. Moore, of Los
Angeles, Calf, is visiting at the
home of her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
w. p. Ferguson, OF Second Street.
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Mr.. A. Al. Weaver had the pleas
ue of having with him for a few
days last week his scr, A. Russell
Weaver, and his nephew, A. T..
Weaver, Jr., both from Corinth.
Read the first chapter of Taxi"
in this weeks Sentinel.
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Mr.. w. Fl. Lewis was a business
visitor in Memphis on Tuesday.
Mr. H. A. Dame. Of Tillatoba, was
N Grenada this week on business.
MIR. John Kuykendall, Ct Charles
ton, was Z business visitor in G-ena-
ia Monday.
Mr.. B. ". McElwrath left this
week for New Orleans, where he has |
accepted a position as city salesman |
TOR a large Millinery concern.
Mrs. r. D. Sharp is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. CALDWELL
IN Charleston, this week
Misses Irene Fraser, Ellie Trussell.
Belle Trussell and V. r. James spent
iast Sunday at the home of Mr.. F..
q. Fraser in the eastern part of the
county. They report a pleasant
lime.
Grenada is having the pleasure of
enjoying the association of Judge W.
~. Roane, who is here under treat
ment of DR.. F. s. Riley, the osteo-
path.
Taxi" is an honest-to-goodnessl
story. Read the first few chapters
which are in this weeks Sentinel. +
The next chapters will be just as
good or better and will cppear in The
Sentinel each week.
Mr.. Ben W. McElwrath is spend
.ng some days with his paretns, Mr.. :
and Mrs. A. T. McElwrath in Grena- :
la. I
Mr.. John p. P~ressgrove went to {
Kansas City about ten DAVIS AFRO to |
undergo a minor surgical operation. l
It gives his many friends pleasure to |
Know that he has been operated on
and is doing nicely. John is one of '
Irenada's many fine young men and :
has a bright future before him. He :
could hardly be less than he is be I
aus of his excellent ~parentage and |
the training he has had.
Prof. John Rumble, superintendent
Of the City Schools, returned last
Sunday from Atlantic City, where he
went to attend the National Educa- ,
tional Association. While away, he l
vent to Philadelphia and returned
via Washington City where he saw
President Harding inaugurated. If .
the professor saw any of the bathing II
beauties at Atlantic City, he has made ,
no mention of them. ,
Nh. and Mrs. J.. c. Prose have re-
turned after an extended absence in d
St. Louis. ,
Mr.. Albert Tatum left Wednesday Il
tor Memphis and other points in z
Tennessee on business. II
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the Sentinel. Real the first INSTALL
nent in this weeks issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Allen, of Drew,
guests last Saturday and Sun
day of Mrs. Aliens parents, Mr.. and 81
Mrs. W. NJ. Dubard in Grenada. ~
Mrs. Mary Cooley, of Kincaid, '"
was a Grenada visitor last Monday, az
while here was a guest of her sister. '
Miss Ellie Trussell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Powell. of
Nesbit, were in Grenada last Satur- g.
lay, enroute to visit Mr.. PowelPs IL
brother and other relatives in the us
Tatum community. Mr.. and Mrs. ~,
Powell were married only a few IN
weeks ago. He is the cashier Of the vi vi
Sank of Nesbit and is a young man d.
# ability and of fine promise. PHi;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Morris and two "
are among the new residents III
n the City Beautiful. They are oc- :,
,upylng part of the j. T. Mason on
on College St. Mr.. Morris is NJ
ne of the statesmen for the Davis w
dize & Co. DO
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe P. Meaders are
long light housekeeping in part of
>. 1. Mason residence on College ~,
th'
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Mr. Steuar+ Croroua - uL. hu
z.c d y;s;+nr ~ $500 senpIis ric
he week. OF
Mr.. Frank ROmberoer snant S,,o