The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-14
Prof. John Rumble was in Jackson
Wednesday on school matters.

. Prof. John Rumble was in Jackso
= Wednesday on school matters.
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2 Windham & Miers want to bu
j 1000 bushels of peas. 1-14-21 t
= Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Dubard wer
: called to Granger, Texas, Monday o
account of the sudden death of Mr.:
Dubard's brothers wife, Mrss. D. {
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Young hav
visited Grenada several times an
those who had the good fortune t
get to know her, share with the re
latives the sorrow over her death.
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act now.
Prof. A. b. Mckay, of the A. & M
College, was in Grenada Monday al
the instance of Prof. Rumble Of the
city schools to give some instructions
as to trimming and caring for the
shade trees on the ublic school yard
Wanted to hear from owners of
good farm for sale. State cash
price, full description. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, MINI. J 7-21, F Alb,
M 4-1S.
Gen. Monroe McClurg, of Green
wood, was in Grenada Monday on
Professional business. General Nc
Clurg made the State one of the
ablest Attorney Generals she has ev-
er had and ranks among Mississippi's
leading men.
If your talking machine needs ad-
justment or repairing of any kind,
bring it to c. L. Davis Music Store
for expert work. 1-7-21, At.
DR.. F. IS. Hill has been in Memphis
several days with his wife, who IS
undergoing threatment at a sanitor-
ium.
For increase of milk production
feed MILK-FLO Sweet Dairy Feed.
Grenada Feed Milling Co. 1-7-21 ct.
49,
Miss Dorothy Sanders, of Leland,
was a visitor in the City Beautiful
for a short while the first of the
week, being the guest Of DR.. and
Mrs. C.. K. Bailey.
For Sale-"Evergreen" including
Is acres of land. Robert Mullin,
Grenada, Miss. 1-7-21-1t.
Pressgrove's White Sale will be the |
time to save money, Monday JAN
uary 18th.
Mr.. j. T. Stevens, of Dell, Ark,
was back this week and a part of
last week among his old n~eighbors
and friends in Grenada and in his
old community, the Gore Springs
neighborhood. He was looking we'll
and in good spirits.
FOR RENT:-Steam heated office
fronting Main street with recep-
JUL kOOIl OVSI 11It OQOU. IOSSeS- |
sion given January 1. 1920.
12-3-tf. A. J. McCaslin.
Mr.. w. S. Merriwether, the very
able and talented editor and owner
If the Mississippi Sun at Charleston,
vas in Grenada Tuesday for a short
while, the guest of his cousin, DR..
S. Dudley, and while here was an
caller at this office.
For Sale-83 acres of land with
;wo tenant houses and a good barn.,
miles from Grenada. Would
make an ideal dairy farm. Apply
Sentinel office. 1-7-21-1t.
Mr.. Arch M. Wood, in company
With the writer, spent one day and
hight last week in the Oxberry COM
nunity as guests in the home of Mr..
md Mrs. w. W. Whitaker and their
very sweet and interesting lit
lie boys, one a baby of about five
months. 1t would be difficult to
make n understand just how per-
ectly skilled Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker
re in making their guests feel at
ONE, and their attractive, neat and
home is in absolute harmony {
nth what they say and do.
POSTED-The public will take I
Office that my lands at Tie Plant, !
1iss., are posted against all forms !!
+ trespass. Joe Jackson. 1-7-21, Stp. I
Miss Lucille Fulmer, of Houston, !
accepted the position as Music :
eacher in the school here, arriving
londay and is now engaged in in {
tructing her pupils in the rudimentsj
t music. The position was recent
resigned by Mrs. Fred MARSHALL
the ~natrons a4 Tho eaha -. &