The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-03-18
Local, Social
ano personal


Don't forget that your city taxes
are delinquent after March 81. Don't
wait to pay yours. w. A. Mcleod,
City Marshal and Tax Collector.
3~-1S-21-2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bell, of Char
lston, were visitors in Grenada the
first of this week Of Mrs. Bells pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Tatum.
Mrs. Betty Cole spent a short
while this week in Memphis.
Mr.. John ~Kuykendall, of Charles
ton, was a business visitor in Grena-
da the first of the week.
Miss Annie Belle Hamilton came |
over from Charleston last Sunday to |
spend the day with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. T. Hamilton.
Our Sandwiches haven't been beat
yet. The Gift Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. O. Pearson. Jr..
and their little son. /. o. III. are Wis
iting relatives in the City Beautiful.
Mrs. ] C. Fair, of Charleston,
spent several days n Grenada this
week visiting friends Mrs. Fair
came over for the minstrel Monday
night.
Mr.. Jam Rice and Miss Annie Belle
Hamilton drove over from Charles
ton Monday night for the Hoop
La" minstrel. /
Messrs. T. H. Harris and J.. Whit
ten were among the Charlestonians ;
who came over for the minstrel Mon :
day night. :
Our Sandwiches can't be beat. The !.
Gift Shop. :
Mr.. Harper Hughes spent Tuesday ~
i Memphis attending the session of
the Tri-State Retail Shoe Dealerst
Convention. v
Mrs. +. ". Shewmake. % Detroit. 7
Mich. was eTaciously welcomed in fl
Grenada when she returned a few D
days ago TO visit her parents. Mr.. and G,
J. E. Norwood. c.
Mr.. F. c. Bailey. travelling ~circula- "
ton man for the Jackson Daily News. &C
has beep in Grenada this week. OF
MIR. viii Kelly, of Jackson. spent >
Sunday night in Grenada. having =
come up that afternoon to meet his -
wife who came down the next day ,
rom Jackson, Tenn. where she had
been visiting relatives. While here,
Kelly was a cues of Mrs. NJ. E. b,
his cousin, at the home of l
and Mrs. 4. T. Inman. Mr.. and
Yrs. Kelly went from Grenada to
Charleston TO visit Mrs. Marvin Col
Ter and Mrs. Bob Gage, Mr.. Keny's
listers.
Judge W. NJ. Mclean and MI. B. D.
lewsom were in Memphis on business
5onday.
See z. 4. Penn & Son about vour
arming implements. .
The r. Pressgrove Dry Goods Co..
as an interesting trade statement
this issue of The Sentinel. Goods
re best, prices that appeal TO the ,
pocket book. :
Miss Margaret Moody. who is at a
school at the University of 1900
ississippi. spent the first of the
eek in the City Beautiful with her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. MOODY.
South Street.
You would not go to a hardware IF
ore to buy a pair of shoes. you don't
to q dry goods store to buy sugar. -
hen you think of a drink or a good
me-made sandwich you think of
ne Gift Shop the headquarters of
cd things TO drink and eat. "N
Mr.. ". NJ. Miers spent last Friday -
Schla ter on business.
Ben Perry, q student at Mississippi
College, spent the first of the
Eek with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
B.: Perry.
Mr.. Donald S. Wright, a promising AT
ung attorney of Greenwood. spent -
2 past Sabbath in the City Beauti- -
l.. 1"-
Mr.. w. A. Rayburn returned to
home in Coffeeville Wednesday
er a short visit in the home of his
Mrs. Sax Weir. and family
kerShaW Street.