The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-04-01

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day looking after his interests in
West Point.
Mr.. John Pressgrove returned last
Thursday from Kansas City, where
he had gone for surgical treatment.
He seem to be much improved ply
sically.
Mr. W. X. Huntingdon, Cashier of
/ the Grenada Trust & Banking Co.,
| spent the afternoon and evening Of
Good Friday in Senatobia, this state,
the guest of Miss Edith R~oseborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Mitchell and
children and Mr.. TAFT Ring returned
Monday morning after a short visit
to Macel.
Just received new lot Administer
Art Squares. Prices up to $4,000.
Sharp Furniture Company.
Little Misses Agnes and Margaret
Trusty spent the past weekend in
Minter City, the guests of Mrs. Lit
Teton Wynne.
Miss Kate Payne Owens has return
ed home after visiting her sister, Mrs. !
Ralph White, in Oxford.
Mr.. John Huntingdon spent the past
weekend in Dundee. returning home
early Monday.
MncCrc TohD d a~I a
Clarence S. Burt spent Easter Sum-
day in Shaw, guests of Misses Flor
ence and Lucille Bishop.
The Leader is quoting some ~attrac-
tive prices on John Kelly Shoes and
is announcing some new numbers.
Read their ad in another part of the
Sentinel.
Mr.. Edwin Garner, who was called
to Grenada about two weeks ago be-
cause of the serious illness of his
father, Mr.. j. r. Garner, who died a
few days after his arrival, returned
Monday to his home in Fresno, Calf.
Edwin is a fine young man and it is
gratifying to note that he is succeed
ing so well in the great West and hat
he is delighted with that section.
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Prof. r. H. Hester, of Pelahatchie, II
Miss, was a visitor last Saturday and
Sunday of his son and daughter, in
the City Beautiful, Mr.. Jaw Gone and
wife. Prof. Hester is most pleasant
~ remembered in Grenada having
served as superintendent of the city
schools. He has accepted the sup
of the Consolidated
at Schlater for the mex SEES {
For several years he has been |
at the head of the Pelahatchie school. t
He is an elegant gentleman and well t
equipped from an educational view
and can be relied upon to de- G
vote his best energies to anything +
he undertakes. t
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If you want to buy, sell or trade
!nything use the classified column Of a
his paper. 1t will pay you. n
Mr.. j. n. Provine, of Young's com n
nunity, went to Memphis Monday on b
BUSINESS. He went and came by Hol- $
Y Springs. where he visited r%elativ-
of his wife. a
Mrs. +. H. Lewis, of P~ascagoula, II
vas a guest several days this week at d
he delightful home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Ross at Tie Plant. Mrs. Lewis -
the gracious and estimable wife of
Frank H. Lewis, one of the best
most useful citizens on the Mis-
coast. Mrs. Lewis has been
ne recipient of many social courtes-
$ in Grenada. She, with a number
f others, has been special guest at
everal homes where several hours :
ere most delightfully."- spent.
Beautiful Marie Antoinette Art
quares at Sharp Furniture Com
any.
Mrs. J. P. Fisher, Of Jamestown, is
in the City Beautiful in the
)me of her father, Mr.. z. Doak, and
The Jay-Em-Bee Coal Co., says
the month of April is the time
buy coal. 1t would be a good idea
II the readers to read the ad of this
and then see them about
ices.
Mr.. Clarence Burt spent a few
,urs Wednesday evening with his
other in Oakland.
Miss Marion Rollins arrived home
cdr esday. afternoon from Louis
lie. She will be at home with her
Mrs. Dora Rollins, until April
tn when she will be married to
O. F. Parkes, a prominent young 2
OF Louisville.
Mr.. William Penn arrived home Ia
ednestay night after spending a on
W days in Shaw, Doddsville and IL
her points in the delta. ol
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