The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-10-01
COUNTY NEWS.

Read our "Great Clubbing OFFER" on
the opposite page.
New Turnip S ,ed-just received--st
Dukes Cash Store.
Saturday was a good business day
with all our merchants.
Macon & Andrews do what they adj
v~ertise, because they advertise what
they do.
Born-to Mr.. ard Mrs. A. d. Moore,
on Tuesday morning, a daughter. W.
extend congratulations.
Your attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement of the McCord Book Com
pany, in another column.
Today lie the Jewish "Day OF Atone-
ment," and the business houses of our
Hebrew citizens are closed.
A car load of Halliday's celebrated
"Sylph" and osher brands of -four Just
received at Dukes Cash Store
Miss Freda Goldsmith, who has been
visiting her sister. Mre. II. Rosenbaum,
left on Sunday for her home at Port
Gibson.
Mr.. A. G. Acams, one of Wahalak's
most prominent and prosperous busi~
ness men. was in town Monday and
made us q pleasant call.
For q pleasant physic take Chamber
iain's stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy
to take. Pleasant in effect. For sale
by M. Z. Ward, druggist.
We learn that Mr.. Martin Rush, of
Porterville, has moved his family to
Meridian in order co secure better edu-
cationsl facilities for his children.
Mr.. A. G. Vinson left last evening for
Starkville, being Joined en- route by his
daughter, Miss Biunie, who has been in
Columbus. Their stay is indefinite.
During the past ten days Dukes Cash
Store has sold a car load Of the cele-
brated studebaker Wagons. They in
form us hat another car load is daily
expected.
DIR. II. w. Rencher has been confined
to his room for several days with cold
and fever. DIR. w. E. Pearson has been
looking after his patients during hie
indisposition.
DR.. ). F. Tineiey and fsmily, after a
most pleasant visit of several weeks
duration to relatives and friends in the
Rio neighborhood, hive returned to
town, looking we'll and happy.
Miss Carrie Rossnbaum lett Saturday
for Nashville, Tenn, TO re-enter Wards
Seminary, and Miss Lolita Rosenbaum
left the same day for Columbus, where
she has been enrolled ae a student at
the I. i. 4 G.
Col. James H. Duke is having a mum
Der of repairs and improvements made
to his main store building this week.
The partition is being removed from
the center, and a number of new ellis
are to be placed under the flooring.
The establishment of G. Rosenbaum
expects to handle. in the millinery de-
partment. a finer and larger line Of pat
tern and ready-to.wear hats thar in
any preceding season. These goods will
be personally selected for this trade,
and all arc invited to call and examine
them upon arrival.
Mrs. r. T. Turner returned Tuesday
from Scooba, Mississippi. where she lad
been by the bedside of her sister, Mrs.
Spencer. for the past two months, and
who died some ten days ago. Miss
Daisy Spencer, her neice, returned with
her, and will make Terrell her future
home.-Terrell (Tex.) Times-Star.
Misses Blanche Farmer and Lizzie
Gross, of Portsrville, " ere guests OF Miss
Minnie Hood for several days Of this
week, and while here the charming /
trio relieved the sombreness of The
HERALD Office by a most pleasant and
highly appreciated call. Miss Berta
Watts, who is teaching school at Binns~
vile, was also a guest Of Miss Hood this
week. -
The remains of Mrs. W. V. Mobley,
who died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Morgan, at McClain, Miss, last
Friday night, we're brought here Satnr-
day night for interment, the burial tax.
ing place Sunday morning. A son, Mr..
Tom Mobley, and grandson. and two
nieces, Mrs. C~awthorne and Miss Carrie
Cobb OF Stonewall, accompanied tbs
remains. Mrs. Mohley formerly lived
in Scoo5a and had many old friends in
this section, all OF whom unite with us
in extending sympathy to the bsreayed