The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-20
Local, Social
anc Dersonal


For Sale-Shetland pony, saddl
and bride. See Claud Perry-5-20-t
Mr.. Kenneth Wood made a trip t
Memphis Sunday to see his father
Mr.. J. W. Wood, who is in a Mem
phis hospital. Mr.. Wood is dopn,
very satisfactorily at this writing.
Miss Mary Olive Jennings, o
Sharkey, Miss, is visiting relative
and friends in the City Beautiful.
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Mr.. Albert NJ. Bonelli of Vicks
burg, wa a visitor in the City Beauti
ful last Sunday the guest Of Mis-:
Corinne Turnage who is to become
MS bride on Wednesday, June 8.
Mrs. Ella Melton, Of Greenwood
and her daughter. Mrs. Will Mathews
and little son, of Frenchman's Bayou
Ark, are visiting in the home of Mrs
=. r. Lickfold on Margin Street.
Mrs. F.. J. Weyneth returned last
Sunday from a short visit with rela-
ives and friends in Memphis. MIR.
and Mrs Frank II. Jones and Mrs.
Jones mother, Mrs. Sherrer, &C.
companied Mrs. Weyneth upon her
return and will be her guests for a
Few days.
Messrs. T. H. Meek and G.. NJ.
Garner spent last Sunday in the
Bluff City.
Timothy and Lespedeza Hay. Call
No. 10 for close prices.
l-2O-3t. Grenada Feed Milling Co.
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DIR. and Mrs. J. r, Countiss are
enjoying a visit from their daughter,
Mrs. S. c. Pecot, of New Orleans,
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= Attorney D. S. Wright of Green
wood was a visitor in the City Beauti-
-ul last Sunday in the home of his
mother, Mrs. Genie Wright on South
Street.
Mrs. Annie Mcdonald, of Green
wood, visited relatives in Grenada
he first of the week
Mrs. J.. H. Nicely and her two
interesting little children Joe Jr.. and
Annie Marie, are visiting Mrs. Neely's
sister, Mrs. Hamlin, in Nashville.
Tenn.
Timothy and Lespedeza Hay by
the ton or by the bale.
5-20-3t. Grenada Feed Milling Co.
Mrs. Dora Rollins left last Saturday
70 spend a few days visiting her
nephew and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. K. Williams in Memphis.
Mr.. Craddock Rule spent Sunday
in Grenada with his wife, who has
been at the home Of her parents for
several weeks. Mr.. Rule on his
rounds found that he could make a
rush to Grenada and get back to
Fordyce, Ark, for Monday night,
hence he made the strenuous trip. |
Mrs. j. T. Keeton has had the
pleasure for some days of having
with her her mother, Mrs. H. D. Till
man. of Terry.
For results feed COTTON BELT
ii'S L ecu. "ddt II Nlclldtd.
3-20-3t. Grenada Feed Milling Co.
The lovely home Of DR.. J. w.
and family had the pleasure
last Sunday of entertaining his son,
Rev. j.. w. Young and wife of Green
Vile, his son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. West, of Okolona, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams also of
And the College girls go home
text week. Sad, sad, very sad on
;ome of Grenada's young men. /.
What wedding was that three on .
our ladies were whispering about :
ust the other day? /
DR.. j. S. Sharp accompanied Mrs. :
V. R. Grantham to Memphis Tues I
where she underwent a surgical .
'peration. E
Full line of Dairy Feeds. Call No. .
0 for c S Meal and Hulls, MILKFLO E
'weet Dairy Feed, Corn Feed Meal, z
Telvet Bean Feed, Wheat Bran and !.
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-ZO-ot. Grenada reed Milling 70. e
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DR.. F. S. Hill returned the latter 8
of last week after an absence of Z
erhaps ten days, a part of which he :
pent in New Orleans and a part at
is old home at Columbia, Tenn.
Mrs. j. H. Brown reached home Z
Memphis where she had been e
perhaps a month at a hospital 81
fter undergoing a surgical operation .
gall stones. Her daughter, Mrs. =
!. G. Brown, of Clarksdale, &C. =
'mpanied by her two children, had &
ome owe in advance to join with Il
er sister, Mrs. Hubert Calhoun in :
elcoming the mother back home. |.
Try a sack of Velvet Bean Feed =
n your Cow. It's only $L.75 per /.
ar sack. z
Grenada Feed Milling Co.
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