The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-02-18
Local, Social
AND Dersoi,al9

Our cigars are always kept in the
BEST of condition, and we handle
nothing but the best brands. The
Gift Shop.
Mr. w. G. Upchurch was a visitor
iR Memphis the first of the week.
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We want your business and if,
good service, polite attention, appli-
cation and good values will get it,
we are going to nave it. The Gift
Shop.
Mr.. James Horn left thefirst of the
week for Canton on a business trip.
MIR. j. Fl. Roberts, of the Phoenix
Thar Co., was a business visitor to
Memphis last week.
All the late magazines are on sale
1T The Gift Shop.
Mr.. Donald Mcleod was a Green
s9ood visitor the first of the week.
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Mr.. +. f. Whitfield, of jackson,
spent Sunday in the City Beautiful,
IA guest in the home Of Mrs. w. w.
Garner.
Bunte Bros. pure sugar stick candy,
me kind the baby caa eat, at The |
.. Gift Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Whitaker, of
1he OXberry community, accompani-
I'd their son, Andrew Donaldson, to
Water Valley the past weekend.
Their eldest son, w. w. Jr., remain
ed in Grenada with his grand parents,
DIR. and Mrs. w. H. Whitaker on
South Street.
The Woman's Missionary Society
# the Methodist church will give a
silver tea at the home of Mrs. Drew
2oane on Washington's birthday.
Tuesday, February %, from four to
six. Everybody cordially invited to
attend.
Homemade sandwiches served at
fur soda fountain. The Gift Shop.
For Sale-Good Horse, single
wagon, double wagon. Bargains. J.
III. Brown. Telephone 10. 2-1S-4t
Cabbage and Lettuce plants at
%hitaker's, 837 Third St. 2-1S If.
For Sale "a %Studebaker wagon
Tor $500 cash. Nearly as good as I
lew. S. c.. Minis, Star Route, Gre
'zada. .2-1s-St pd. v
Mr.. ]. l.. Peete, Of Memphis, was
= business visitor in Grenada this
"eek.
Mr.. Walter Crump, of Parsons
Station, was in Grenada this week on q
business. q
Mrs. Will Matthews and child, of II
Greenwood, returned home the lat +;
Ter part of last week, after a short =,
7isit in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. .,
z. Lickfold IN Margin Street. 9.
We appreciate your business and c''
%1Il do all we a to please you. The u'
l1ift Shop. Of
Misses Hilda Green and Laura Neal bi
who are teaching in the Sena- la
'obia school, spent the weekend with 81
Irs. {. c. Penn. Miss Green was a en-
member of the Grenada High School
'aculty for two years, and is very Of
pleasantly remembered by a number D.
f Grenada people. W.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waring Taylor were II
,%isitors in the Bluff City last tSatur- ma
be
We use nothing but the best al our
ountain. The Gift Shop. wi
Rev.. r. Cunningham was a5Green- lar
GOOD visitor the first part of the ed
Mr.. George M. Garner left We'd I'M
esday for Clarksdale on business on
eturning to the City Beautiful Thurs an
ay.
Messrs. j. w. Taylor, A. R. Burt,
|. M. Brown and j. o. Herod spent 70
ast Sunday afternoon in Durant. 10
ed
Our milk drinks cannot be beat. tire
use rich, pure milk, home made a '
7rups and whipped cream. The tin
1T Shop. thi
IS.
Mr.. M. E. Bennink, who has been tro
.ookkeeper for the Phoenix Chair !
o., in Grenada, for some time, left tn,
st Friday for his home in Sheboy- ,rr
IN, Wis, and will remain there in -,
le employ of the same people. Mr.. ~
wife preceded him some MOI
me ago.. Grenada regrets to lose oiu
rs excellent young couple and the res
:st wishes of the community go A
it'll them. Mr.. Bennink will be idel
at the Chair factory's of tho
by Mr: Norman Nohl, son of w. Arr
Noni' the Grenada manager. sup
ate
Mrs. Betty Cole left last Sunday Pre-
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