The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-04-08

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Sharp Furniture Company.
Mr.. Joseph N~ewberger, of Mem
phis, was in Grenada on bushes
Wednesday. Mr.. Newberger is al
ways a welcome visitor. He is en-
PERTAINING and full Of the milk o
human kidness.
Mrs. A. T. McElwrath left Monda.
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Hamilton
Graves. at Forest City, Ark, ant
Mrs. II. T. Rogers at Paris, Texas
absence means, of course, that there
is another husband under the watch
care of the Editor of this paper.
Hon. b. S. Elliott and wife left
Monday for Aztec, N. NJ, where they
will visit their daughter, who went
there several months ago for health
Mr.. Elliott will remain until about
September 1, but is is probable that
Mrs. Elliott will remain longer.
Mr.. H. w. Darby passed through
Grenada Monday enroute to his
home in Memphis. Rumor has it that
he has been to Greenwood with the
evident purpose of taking away a
member of the faculty of the Green
wood CITY schools.
Mr.. F. S. Taylor is spending this
week with homefolks in Dyersburg.
Tenn.
Mrs. Bob Lou Gage and Miss Mar
ion Rollins spent Tuesday in Green
wood.
Mr.. A. G.. Roane attended the ball
game between the Atlanta team Of
the Southern League and the Green
wood team of the State League at
Greenwood Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. D. G.. Patton, of Jackson. is
a guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. B. D. Newsom in Grenada.
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The Sentinel Office enjoved a call
last Friday night from the following
gentlemen from Calhoun county who
had come to Grenada preparatory to
taking the train for Jackson the next
morning where they went on some
matter pertaining to road building
which was to come before the State
Hiohwav Commission: ". 0. Law
=, W Wilkinson I,br VOL
lace. f. P. Terry. Oscar Parker.
and DR.. J. A. Harden.
Mr.. Grady Cook. the bright and
talented editor of the Calhoun City
Dixie Herald. was in Grenada last
Friday and while here was a wei
come visitor at this office. Mr.. Cook
is a young man of ability. Of pluck
and energy and is destined to attain
far more than ordinary success in
labor.
The Sentinel Just kinder feels it ?
duty to make some observations real
soon about the remnant of neglect
ed, run-doWn-t-the-heel, sorry look
ing, good fornothing old bachelors
that remain in Grenada. The mat
ter is deferred in the hope that these
sorry cusses will redeem themselves
There is still another chance. This
is in no sense personal
Rev. R. 4. Tucker returned the
first of the week from Aberdeen,
he had been for several DAYS.
Mrs. Tucker has ben owe there for
4 couple of weeks on account of the
Of her mother, Mrs. Carter.
Hon. W. f. Stone. one Of Coffee
most prominent ATTORNEYS, was
IN Grenada on business Monday.
Mrs. W. P. wilkins spent several
1avs this week on business In Jack
son
Ms. !. F.. Enderlin was called to
Cincinnati this week because of the
serious illness of one Of her sisters.
Mrs. Moore Moore. ACCOMPANIED
" her granddaughter Miss Norma
Caldwell, left Tuesday for the lat
.er's home in Jackson. Miss Cald-
we'll has been a guest for several
weeks at the homes Of her sisters.
Nrs. Albert George. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Mitchell and Mrs. Frank T. Gerard.
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The Sentinel feels sure that many
VII learn with sincere regret of the
r critical condition of Mr.. J.. n.
who moved only a few DAYS
20 from Grenada to Duck Hill.
There IS little or no hope held out
or his recovery
Mr.. W. Leon Smith, with J. A.
& Co.. road contractors at
Pine Bluff. Ark, VISA in Grenada
Thursday or business. Mr.. Smith is
son of w. H. Smith, ex-state sup
.rintendent Of education and former
PRESIDENT of the a & NJ College.
Mr.. A. c.. Hahn, Manager-Secre-
airy and Treasurer for the Phoenix
hair Company. Of Shehoygan, Wis
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