The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-17
COUNTY NEWS.

column.
Notice advertisements on the front
page of this issue.
New Tnrnip S~sed-just received-at
Dukes Cash Store.
Hon. J. II. Currie, district attorney,
went to DsKalb on Monday.
Home and Farm and THE KEMpER
HERaLD. one year SIPS cash.
The attention of Mssons is directed
to notice in another column
The weekly Atlanta Constitution anc
The HERALD. n year $l.75 cash
Miss Hollie Erwin, of Columbus. is
the guest of Miss PAttie Moseley.
Our merchants are rapidly housing
their fall and winter etocks of goods.
We have Just received a fine lot Of
Cutlery, at lo1est prices, at the Drug
Store.
Macon & Andrews do what they adj
v~ertise, because they advertise what
they do.
Mr.. ). P. II. Hallford's little son, Joe,
is sick with fever. We wish him an
early recovery.
Hon. Sam y. Bell and wife, of DeKalb
who had been in Meridian, passed tbro'
Scooba Sunday, IN route home.
Mrs. 8. d. Kellis, of DeKalb, passed
through Scoobs Sunday, en- route home
fIom a visit to friends up the road.
For a bilious attack take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and o
quick u n is certain. For sale by NJ.
Il. Ward, the druggist.
Mr.. e. f. O'Hars. a most pleasant
young gentleman from Lockhart, this
State, is filing the position of night
operator at the Scooba station.
Miss Binnie Vinson left yesterday for
Columbus, to help the Dispatch people
out of q eight" They could not get a
better helper than Miss Binnie.
R. E Wilbourne, Egg of Meridian,
Joe Reeves, ESQ.,, OF Macon, and MI. Sid
Welsh, of Shpquslak, are among those
attending Court at DeKalb this week.
The big mercantile establishment OF
Threefoot Bros. & Co, at Meridian, will
be closed September 22nd and October
ist, the same being religious holidays.
Hon. j.. Q. Hall, presiding Judge OF
this judicial circuit, passed through
bcooba Sunday en- route to DeKalb,
where he opened court Monday morn
ing. The court stenographer sceompa-
MED him.
Tue wife and little child of Mr.. ~. D,
Moore, the genial representative of the
Mississippi Cotton Products Co., have
Joined him at Mrs D. F. Carr's, and
that gentleman is now much better
satisfied With life in Scooba.
HARRIS BUSINESS COLLEGE, jackson,
Miss., will take your note for tuition,
payable when o secure a position.
They guarantee positions under reason.
able conditions. They cannot supply
the demand for bookkeepers and sten-
ographers:.
Mr.. E. L. Hunnicutt, who has been
railroading for come time past but for
lat two months has been at the home
of his father, in southeast beat, sick
with chile, is now visiting his brother,
Mr. g. T. Hunnicutt of this place. He
is still "a-chilling.".
Miss Kate Turner, the popular and
efficient teacher OF the primary departs
ment of the Scooba Graded School, re-
turned Friday from an outing of several
weeks duration much benefited there's
by, and has taken up her work with
renewed energy. All we're pleased to
sea her back.
O0e OF the neatest, prettiest and best
assorted stocks OF ladies' dress goods,
and in fact dry goods of every descrip-
ton. displayed in Scooba, will be found
on the shelves Of Mr.. s. A. Twilley's
establishment. 1t is a pleasure merely
to stop at the door and look the goods
over. Aud more a-comin'.
1t is rumored that DR.. John Kellis, of
the Kellis' Store neiehborhood, would
locate in ~Scooba. From our observa-
lion we would say hat Scooba does not
need another physician Just at present,
and it most aesuredly will not decently
support another. Il is a poor policy to
encourage a professional man to settle
in a place where there is no demand
for his services, and we believe such to
be the case in this instance.