The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-04-15

has been kept busy recently trying
mocnshiners and bo%otleggers.
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Natcbez.-Mrs. Charles Chamber.
lain, wife of a prominent physician OF
Natchez, has been named as a member
of the board Of trustees CT the Natchez
public schools.
Sardis.-Mayor-elect H.. j. King has
rendered to the board of aldermen his
II signatiOn as alderman-at-large ana
ar election was ordered 10 be neld 10
fill the vacancy.
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Water Valley.-The First Methodist
church is preparing to entertain the
great body of men who will be present
at the coming educational meet at thu,
First Methodist church.
Durant.-A son Of George Guess
who lives across the river from Du-
rant, was bitten by a rabid dog and is
being given the Pasteur treatment by
DR.. r. F. Howard Of this place.
Blue MOuntain.-The Gulf. Mobile &
Northern station force here has been
cut down one-third, but there has been
no reduction in the wages OF the en-
plOyes Of the company on this division
.
COlumbus.-Miss Emma Odv P0hl
director of physical education at the
Mississippi State College for Women.
left for the University of Virginia.
whore she goes TO direct a big cen
tennial pageant.
Meridian.-E. G.. Breaux, arrested
several days ago on an affidavit swoIr
cut by his wife, charging him with the
theft Of a 500 Liberty Loan bond, was |
acquitted at his preliminary trial be-
fore Justice w. d. Roberts. The wife
vas not permitted to testify against
him.
Starkville.-At the meeting Of the
board of supervisors the clerk was or
dered to advertise for bids for con-
struction of a rock road through
Beat 3 in the sum Of $4,000. Oktib.
beha county will soon have a chain of
the finest rock roads III this section
OF the state.
NatChez.-The traffic department OF
the hatcher Chamber Of Commerce
has been divorced from the ~Crganiza-
ton and formed into a separate bu-
Under the direction OF Thornton
A. Green. the president. the chamber
commerce is being r~eOrganiZed and
al active campaign for members has
been started.
SCOODa.-COunty Agent Lancaster
and p. F.. Spinks. livr stock club sDe-
have been in Kemper cCunv
the club boys. They are MAX. g.
.nE two CT three communities each
lay, meeting he clubs and urging The
to get started right. Thy spoke
0 the boys club IL ScOOba, the largest
hub in the state.
GreenWOOd.-TLe officers Of the RO-
club OF Greenwood for the ensu-
ne year were elected at the regular l
meeting here. They are as follows: 7
Z. V. Pollard, president; DR.. W. b..
)ickins, vi~ce-president: John Ashcraft. d
secretary; A. Weller. treasurer; G.. A. .
Jr.. Robert Herman and ". NJ.
tanner, directors. l
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Aberdeen-Walter Lee Ivy was 9
iven a verdict OF $500 by "a federal l.
ury against Sheriff Imam of Lee
ounty and his surety company. Ivy
'as arrested and placed in Lee county c
all. Sheriff Imam thought he an Y
wered the description of another f
wanted by the authorities. Ivy e
rCught suit for $40, 700. u
MISUNDERSTANDING sent out from :,
ere that the p%ardonins board had -
ecided the case of Jess Watts and -
several members of the board ex- =
ressed themselves in favor Of letting :.
Watts hang. were Indignantly denied .
v all Of the members Of the board. \
here are in fact only four members
itting, n vacancy being yet un- .
lied. q.
MacOn.-On returning home from r
rockville d. D. Patty, trying to II
void a defective culvert on the Co OK
INDUS road five miles north of Ma III
ran his car into the ditch. where n
turned over, and spilled all of the b.
ccupants. Mr.. Patty, his wife. John ii
and Ace Lever were in the car, is
nd though all were bruised. there y
no serious injury TO any one. II