The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-27
Local, Social
ano personal
Still no oil for the streets.

Messrs Ned Rice, Will Collier. VIII
hams and two other gentlemen from
Charleston drove over Sunday to in
Spect the Borden PROPERTY just soutl
of town.
-. For Sale-Shetland pony, saddl,
and bride. See Claud Perry-5-2O-tt
4
Mr.. 3. 3. Baker left last Satur
day for Kansas City, Mo-, where he
has accepted a position as travelling
representative for the National Home
and School Association.
Timothy and Lespedeza Hay. Cal
No. 10 for close prices.
3-2O-3t. Grenada Feed Milling Co.
Mrs. Dora Rollins returned Sun
Gay after spending a short while in
Memphis as the guest of her nephew
and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K. Will
liams.
Mrs. o. +. Lawrence left last Fri
lay to visit her sisters, the Misses
Crane. in Jackson.
Timothy and Lespedeza Hay by
the ton or by the bale.
5-20-3t.i Grenada Feed Milling Co.
Misses Bernice and Heard Law
renee reached home last Saturday
from Tupelo where they both taught
the last session and where they have
been elected to teach again. They
were accompanied by their friend,
the gracious Miss Theo Seawright
j.. who has been their delightful guest.
Streets are dusty and nothing being
.dqne to keep down dust.
For results feed COTTON BELT
Hog Feed. Made in Grenada.
5-20-3t. Grenada Feed Milling Co.
Rice Lawrence, accompanied by
Mr.. G.. B. Terrell, made an auto
mobile trip to Tupelo last Friday re-
turning Saturday.
Mrs. Ward Allen arrived in Gre
NADIA Tuesday night from her home
at Drew and will spend some days
1T the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Dubard in Grenada.
Mrs. Joe I. MeaQerS is visiting
MIR. Meaders sister, Mrs. Purser, in
McComb City.
Full line of Dairy Feeds. Call No.
10 for CiS Meal and Hulls, MILKFLO |,
Sweet Dairy Feed, Corn Feed Meal,
Velvet Bean Feed, Wheat Bran and
Hay. L
5-20-3t. Grenada Feed Milling Co. .
1
Many in Grenada will sincerely
regret that Miss Dorothy Brush, who O.,
has SO wisely and so capably directed
the Department of Expression for D
the past three years at Grenada Col
lege, is not to return for the next :.
session. Miss Brush is greatly esteem =
ed in the community. She left Tues y
day for her home at Plainview, :;
Texas, and will teach the next SEES 2
sion at Sherman, Texas. 4
Try a sack of Velvet Bean Feed i,
for your Cow. It's only SITS per 4
per sack.
5-2O-3t. Grenada Feed Milling Co. ;,
Hon. VIM. C. Mclean, Jr., of the [
law firm of Mclean, CarotherS &
Mclean, spent part of this week in
Walthall on legal business.
Mr.. and MISS W. A. Thompson
we're delighted to have with them fer fl
he past weekend several of their in
'hildren and grandchildren from a
'ut of town. They were Mrs. amar OF
49, fill
Hall. of New Albany, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Cobb and children, of Oxford -
md Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Thompson,
# Memphis. All of them left Sun
for their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Jones, of Jones'
own. are visiting Mrs. Jones mother. al
FRS. Ida Owen, in the City Beauti- -
III for a few days.
Mr.. James B. Horn spent part of tie
his week in West Point combining =
leasure with business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Mcbride were -
the first of the week in the
ity Beautiful in the home of Mrs. rO
1cBride's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. FIR
:. Duncan, on Margin Street. all
*** off
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Talbert, of =
larksdale, were recent guests at the
ONE of Mr.. Talbert's mother, Mrs. err.
L. Talbert. ma
Mrs. Anna Ham, of Memphis. is
at the home of her brother, fOl
r. j. l.. Avent, and other relatives rOl
Grenada. siz
ed
Mr.. j. H. Roach, formerly of Gre or
now Of Iuka, is visiting friends Sw
the City Beautiful. -
4 x / r
DR.. J. P. Simpson attended a Bill
of Water Valley Lodge No. He
IS B. P. 0. E. at Water Valley -
lesday night. = &"
Fri,
Miss Marybel Brown reached home rea
leSdaV night from Holly Snrin orc