The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-16
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3r. and Mrs. +. l.. Draper.
Mrs. Dodie :. Iarner returned
Tuesday after i short visit to rela,
t:ves in Tennessee.
Miss Mary Gladys Brown left
Monday for her home in Asheville
n. c., after an extended visit with
her grandparents. Nj. and Mrs. J. H
Brown in Grenada, aud other rela-
ives in Mississippi.
Mrs. W. A. Mcleod and Misses
Frances Mcleod and Gladys Gore
spent last Saturday in Memphis on
4 shopping expedition.
NJ. anl Mrs. O. 4. Lawrence and
VT. and Mrs. JAS. Cuff left Monday
1t noon to spend several weeks on
the Mississippi Coast.
Mr.. John Mitchell came over from
Greenwood to spend the past week
end with homefolks in the City Beau
tiful.
Miss Gladys Gore left Sunday for
her home in Coffeeville after a short
say with friends in the City Beauti-
tul.
Miss Sarah Gwin, who has been the
guest of relatives in Grenada left
Wednesday for the Gulf Coast. She
was joined in Jackson by Mrs. L.
+. Scruggs.
Mrs. l.. l.. Scruggs left for Jack
son last Sunday after a short visit
in Grenada the guest of friends.
Hon. H. H. Creekmore, of Water
Valley, was in the City Beautiful for
4 short while last Sunday.
Messrs. Ben McElwrath, George
Garner and John Huntingdon spent
last Sunday in Memphis.
Mr.. R. c. Trusty is away this week
on business and pleasure trip to
Northern points.
Mr.. Jas. Mcclure, an attorney of
Sardis. passed through Grenada Sun
day enroute to his old home in Fay
etc.
Mr.. Frank Romberger is back at
MS post in Grenada Bank after sew
eral weeks absence during which
time he was with the Bank of Sails,
a branch of Grenada Bank.
Mr.. Clarence Burt spent Sunday
II ening with homefolks IN Oakland.
Mr.. S. Grantham. of Money, spent
a short while in the City Beautiful
the fist Of the week with his wife
who is a visitor in the home Of her
brother. 0. +. Lawrence.
MIR. and Mr.. c. L. Davis and little
daughters, Dorothy and Laura Mil
dred, motOred over to Greenwood
Sunday and spent Sunday and Mon
day with Captain and Mrs. +. 7.
Hines and family.
That genial and ever pleasant and
smiling gentleman, Mr.. Joe Newbur-
ger, of Memphis. was a visitor in the
City Beautiful for q short while the
later part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Turnage are
delta visitors in the City Beautiful,
guests Of Mr.. FURNACES mother. Mrs.
Anna Turnage.
Mr.. c. L. Davis left Wednesday to
> end several days in Tupelo on bus
If eSS.
News was received in Grenada
Tuesday by Mr. Joe Jackson that
Mrs. Jackson had undergone an OPP
GRAFTON for goiter, and that it was
very much a success. Mrs. Jackson's
many friends will be delighted to
know that it will only be a short
time before she will be able to re
turn to her home entirely cured.
Misses Bernice and Heard Law
renee, of Grenada, arrived Thursday
to assume their work in the Tupelo
High School.-Tupelo Journal.
Mr.. D. b. Harper and Miss Lura
Beckum, of Grenada, were married at
the Mayors office September 1st.
Mayor Staples offciated.-Winona
Times.
Mis-. DODclI IlllluS was uSlISliCSu "
have her aunt, Mrs. Moore and
daughter, of Oklahoma, and aunt,
Mrs. Hanks, Of Shaw, Miss, for a
short visit last week.-Tupelo, Journ-
II.
Mr.. Craddock Rule leaves today
for Kansas City, Mo-, where ne has
accepted a position with a road show,
rehearsal for which begin on the 10.
Miss Katherine Tucker left the
first of the week for Jackson to en-
roll as a student in Millsaps College
for this session.
Miss Annie Dudley Gibbs has re-
turned from Florence, Ala, where
she was engaged in some important
work in the public library,