The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-05-14
COUNTY NEWS.

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column.
Fae attention of bridge.builders is
directed 10 notice in another column.
Mr.. 4. G. Vinson spent Saturday
ard Sunday between Columbus and
SLarkyille.
The citizens of Euondale have petit
toned for depot facilities for that hust.
ling little burg.
BoRN-to Supt. jackson and wife, Of
Pedeu, a daughter. We extend con-
gratula IONS and best wishes.
The many friends of Miss Jane CLARK
will be pleased to learn hat her physi-
clan hes pronounced her out of danger.
Rev. J. C. Ellis filed his regular sp-
pointment at the NJ. L. Church last
SUNDAY and preached two most logical
and interesting sermons.
We don't like mud-not a bit but
wen smile over a whole lot of it, just
to hear the rain,drops patter on the
roof. How do you feel about Ii?
Drop into the Drug Store and get Is
glass OF cold Soda or Coca Cola, to cool
your fevered condition caused from
fretting and Tuning over the weather
conditions.
That portion Of the Sidewalk which
is missing between the HERALD Office
and the post-office will be found in
front Of the former place. We carried
it out here on our feet.
DeliT quent taxpayers are urged to
pay up. Il is probable that the list of
delh quents will be published in the
mex lev weeks, and surely you don't
van your name to appear therein.
The closing exercises of the Scooba
ColoIed Graded School will be held
next Fridag night, the 18Th inst, in the
FIRST Baptist Church. All friends CT
the school are invited to be present.
At a meeting Of the corporation dads
held last Friday evening, Col. J.. H.
Duke was authorized to purchase 3
pump to be placed over the town els
tern. O.her routine business was trans
acted.
If you b ppen when in town tc have
en- extra collar in your pocket, and
don't care about walking way out here
to deposit it against your subscription
account, you can leave it at j. H.
Dukes store.
Captain EDGAR Woods and DR.. T. D.
Harris, Of Rosedsle, spent several days
at the home of the formers father, Mr..
hab Woods. near town. We are pleased
tn note that Mr.. Woods condition is
much improved.
John Arch Clark, a forTer promi>
nent citizen of the Bloomfield neigh
horhood, died at his home st Poplar
Springs on Saturday, the 2nd inst of
typhoid fever. The bereaved have our
hVSt1i0Ae c5 mPdbpy'
Misses Mary Cox and Kizzie Hairs.
ton, OF Columbus, who have been
guests of Miss Mary Wilboufu for a
week pact, left for their homes satur-
day. Their return will be welcomed
by our young people.
DIEr.-We regret 10 have to chroni-
c . the death, at her home at Moses, OF
Mrs. j. W. Edwards, which sad event
occurred on Sunday, May 3rd, 1908, Of
typhoid fever We exteod our sympa-
Thy to the grief stricken relatives.
We have troubles but there are 9th
ere. Mr.. Newt HGmlin tells us that a
letter has been received from his wife's
sister in northern Arkansas, stating
that snow and sleet fell in that section
on the Is, and all vegetation was
kllled-West Point Leader.
WANTEp.-Several industrious per
sons II taca state to travel for house
established eleven years and with a
5diR6 Cdp-thl, 10 Cali upon mefCIlaNIs
cad agents for successful and profitable
lioe Permanent engagement. Weekly
cash salary Of $l8 and all travelling ex
pens-s aud hotel bills advanced in cash
each week Experience not essential
Mention reference and enclose self.sa
dressed envelope. THE NATIONAL, 334
Dearborn ST., Chicago. 3T-26t
We would call the attention of par
ties sending in articles for publication
10 the fact that the HERALD's space is
limited. While We are pleased to in
fert articles Of general interest, our
r aders expect us t. give them ONE
thing Dew each week, and more than
one Insertion of an article must be paid
for 81 the rate Of five cente a line for
FAC ioDal insertion.