The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-06-04
COUNTY NEWS.
Cofine and caskets at Dukes.

his fences"
Miss Bessie Nethery is visiting rela.
tives at Shuqualak.
Mr.. John Moseley visited friends ST
Crawford, Miss , this week.
Just received at T. G, Edwards & Cos
aiall line OF Shelf Groceries,
Coy. Longino speaks in Scooba next
Monday-see notice elsewhere.
Picnic and public speaking at the old
Geo. Webb mill next Saturday.
Just received q nice lot of Window
Shades. L, Q. EDWARDS & Co.
Mr.. A. &. Vinson is attending the
meeting of the Board of Supervisors at
DsKalb this week.
Read call 10 another column for a
mass meeting of the Democratic party
OF Kemper County.
Mrs. James E. Hart and daughter, of
Meridian, are guests of the family oil
DR.. W. Z. Pearson.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Amanda
Adams continues quite ill, and hope tor
her an early recovery.
We C n wiedge herewith receipt of
the subscription of Mr.. S. S. Boyd, OF
Hill City, Tenn. Thanks.
Mrs. S. E. Miller is in Meridian at the
bedside of her daughter in-law, Mrs. J..
d. Miller, who is quite sick.
The attention of builders is directed
to a notice from the Board OF Supervi-
sors in our advertising columns.
Call on us you car get any kind of
Shoe you van at reasonable prices,
y. e. EDWARDS & Co.
Mrs. Doherty, OF Meridian, and Mrs.
Archibald, OF Greene County, Ala, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Tom. Wilder.
There Sc m to be considerable trou
BILE with the trains coming into Scooba
just now Very few are arriving on
time.
Hon. Sam o. Bell, OF DeKalb, passed
through Scooba Tuesday, en- route to
Jackson. He expects to return to-
morrow.
Misses Sarah and Bette Duke, who
have b ca attending Belmont Seminary
at Nashville, Tenn, arrived at home on
the Thursday night train.
Incident to going to housekeeping
and a little push in the job printing
line, our local column is not quite as
full as we would like 1t to be.
Miss Bessie Duke, who has been at
tending the Agnes Scott Institute at
Decatur, Ga, arrived at home for the
summer holidays Saturday evening. +.
DR.. William X. Moseley, of Vinton.
Ls., who left this section about the
year 1878, has been spending the past
week as the guest of his brother. Mr.
John Moseley.
Miss Pearl Turner, a graduate of the
1. ]. & Q. at Columbus, en- route to h,r
home at Hickory, Miss, stopped over
for a short visit vita her uncle, Mr.. d.
L. Turner, this week.
Mrs. Minnie Spivy, well known to the
people Of this section, has been en-.
gaged as teacher of the primary de
partment ct Cooper Institute, Dale-
Vi le, for the next session.
Care should be taken that the chill
dren, and those of al older gro With as
well, do not eat too much OF the half
ripe huit so plentiful at this season.
This lie the doctors harvest time.
Come and get a pack OF Finch cards
before they are ali gone, for You will
need sometniog to entertain company
with during tue long summer evenings.
NJ T. WARD.
We would be pleased TO receive let
tiers OF general news nature from any
part OF The county, but must have them
IN by Monday night or Tuesday morn
ne othexw ise We cannot guarantee in
sertion in curr mt Is ne.
Mrs. A. W. struthers aud two sons
Wallace and Eddie, arrived In sooaba
from Carrollton. Ala, Saturday, and
the aiitor'e enn il asafr faaa W..
gone to housekeeping in what j. known
as the BAnneEnan house.