The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
COUNTY NEWS.

See @. Roeenbaum's announcement.
Plant winter turnips by the 18th inst.
New Turnip~ Seed-just r~eceived-at
Dukes Cash Store.
Home and Farm and THE KEMPEE
HERALD. one year SIPS cash.
Many farmers are busy cutting anG
trying to save their hay crop.
Mrs. H. NJ. Duke is visiting relatives
ut Meridian and Vosburg, Miss.
We have just received a fine lot o.
Cutlery, at lowest prices, at the Drus
Store.
Macon & Andrews do what they adj
vertise, because they advertise what
they do.
Miss Mary Caruthers, OF Granada, hat
joined her parents, who are visiting
relatives here.
MI. Walter Daniel, OF Evansville, has
been spending a good deal of time in
Scooba recently.
Professor j. D. Blanton, president Of
Wards Seminary at Nashville, Tenn.
was one of Scooba's visitors last week.
Mr.. J. NJ. Creed, of Porterville, and
Mr.. Jim Parker, of Copiah County,
we're guests of Mr.. Tom Lamon the past
week.
The primaries have been held, the
question as to nominees has been set.
tied, and now let's see about making
bread and meat.
For q bilious attack take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and 8
quick cure is certain. For sale by N.
y. Ward, the druggist.
We will, from this date, furnish TIKI
KEMPER HERALD and the Home and
Farm, the great Southern agricultural
periodical, one year for 81 25 cash.
On Tuesday the Rosenbaum store
bought the first bale of this years cot
ton brought to Scoobs. 1t came from
the plantation of Mrs. 7. J. Aust, near
Evansville.
Prof. F. M. Street, who is conducting
the Teachers Institute at DeKalb, spent
the Sabbath with his family. We very
much regret to learn that the condition
of Mrs. Street does not improve.
We had the pleasure the other day of
meeting Threefoot Bios popular repre-
sentative, Mr.. McBath-a most clever
gentleman. And, by the way, Three
foot Bros. have an advertisement on
another page.
Mr.. Claude Webb, who some time
ago accepted a position at Hattiesburg
and went there to work, has had to re-
turn home on account of i'll health. 1t
is to be hoped his illness will not prove
of . serious nature.
HARRIS BUSINESS COLLEGE, Jackson,
Miss, will take your note for tuition,
payable when you secure a position.
They guarantee positions under reason.
able conditions. They cannot supply
the demand for bookkeepers and stem.
ographers;
The stores of Messrs. Joe Cramer and
G.. Rosenbaum at Scooba, G. Rosenbaum
at DeKalb and J. Jonas at Sucarnochee
viii be closed ON Tuesday, September
22nd (the Hebrew New Year, and on
Thursday, October LIST (the Day Of
Atonement). An customers Of these
firms are requested to take notice.
The Macon Electric Telephone and
Water Works Company invaded the
quiet OF Scooba's classic thoroughfaret
this week, and it's hirelings dug holes
raised poles ahd stretched wires 'adowr
the village street." Phones have beer
or will be placed in the business houses
of Messrs. Joe Cramer, G. Rosenbaum
]. Qusrles and E. M. Ward. The line
will be extended on to DeKalb.
Among those from Scooba who at.
tended the marriage of Miss Bessie Jen'
kins to Mr.. John M. Kimbrough, al
Shuqualak yesterday, were Mrs. ]. II
Duke, Mrs. Annie Wilbourne, Mrs. Joe
stewart, Misses Pattie Moseley, Mary
Wnbourne, Rachel, Sara and Bette
Duke. The marriage of Miss judith
Slaughter to Mr.. Lawrence Gardner. o
Columbus. also occurred at Shuqualsl
yesterday.