The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-05-21

kinefoik he could and a few intimate
friends and zee ting them up" to /,
bountiful dinner. The day, despite tn,
Indictment weather, wac greatly enjoyed
by those whose good fortune it was Il
be present, aud in leaving la.e thai
evening all heartily wished the gooC
doctor many happy returns of the an.
niversary.
Mr.. w. o. Jackson, a popular drum.
mer representing Harris, Davis 4 Co.
oil Nashville, Tenn, was here the past
week interviewing our merchants MIR.
, Jackson informed US that he Is a eandi.
date for Chsncery Clerk of Ittawsmb a,
his home county, and il elected will
give up travelling, which he has followed
for the past fifteen years. His many
friends here wish him success.
WANTED.-Several industrious per-
sons in each state 10 travel for house
established eleven years and with q
large capital, 10 call upon merchants
obh NGFi1NS ~ HuOCCcoiut anu pthubdDiG
line. Permanent engagement. Weekly
cash salary OF SIS aud ell travelling ex
penses and hotel bills advanced in cash
each week. Experience not essential.
Mention reference and enclose self.ad
dressed envelope. THE NATIONAL, 334
Dearborn ST., CHICAGO. 1926
A letter received by Mr.. A. G Vinson
states that his daughter, Miss Binnie,
and her friend, Mrs. s. {. Maer, were
to leave New Orleans on Tuesday, pro-
ceeding via Havana to Liverpool, from
whence they will cross into Wal s and
later make a tour of the continent. We
reiterate our good wishes for their safe,
pleasant and profitable journey.
There will be services in the Metho~
dist Church next Sunday by the Bap-
tlst denomination, Rev. J.. II. Buck, of
Meridian, filling the pulpit both Morn.
ing and night. It is expected that the
Rev. Mr.. Spencer will preach for the
Baptists in the same house on the fifth
Sunday. Further notice will be given
next week.
Among those who went to the re-
union at New Orleans from this point
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Adcock, Mrs.
L. z. Bell and Messrs. H.. A. Hopper
and Charlie Bradford, of DeKaib; Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. H. Haliford and Meesrs.
N. F. and A. G. Hardin and A. G. Ham
mock, of this place.
Judge Thomas Woods and daughter,
Miss Sue, of Meridian, were here this
week in attendance at the funeral uf
the formers brother, Mr.. Hab Woods.
DR.. John Woods, of Glasgow, KY, an
other brother OF the deceased, was una
BILE to attend on account of i'll health.
Miss Florence Bethsny has returned
from Vest Point, Miss, where she has
been attending the s. F. College for the
past season. After the close of school
she and a number of other pupils, sc-
companied by one of che faculty, en-
joyed a trip TO ST. Louis.
At Wahalak, Tuesday evening, Miss
Ida Mars was married to NJ. John Tay-
lor, Jr., of Whistler, Squire A. 6. Vim
son tying the knot. The HERALD eI-
tends congratulations ADD best wishes
for the happy couples future.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Pearson left sat
urday evening for Warsaw, Ala, where
Mrs. Pearson will spend the week visits
ing relatives. Mr.. Pearson returned
homo Sunday nigat.
Irby Bros. have had the front OF their
store nicely painted aud have made
come improvements to their awning.
1t has added greatly to the appearance
of the building.
Mr.. Charles B. O%nderdonk, a most
agreeable young gentleman from Blr-
mingham, Ala, spent several. days of
the past week with Scooba friends.
Mrs. NJ. E. Ward left Monday night
for Brandon, to visit her parents; from
there she will go to Cameron and other
points to spend a few weeks.
Mr., Frank Stewart and little eou, of
Baliinger, Texas, are in on a visit TO the
formers uncle, Mr.. w. Stewart, of near
Old Wahalak.
Mr.. Walter Bethany attended the O.
r Q. pic mic at Hattiesburg Thursday
Of last week. He reports a most pleas
ant time.
living to a break down of the mail
coach, no mail was received at or taken
from Scooba by Monday evenings train
Special examination of teacners at
Court House, d Kalb, Friday and Sat-
urday. See notice in another column.
Call aud examine u new lot of
Ladies' Wrappers for 81 90.
Z. G. EDWARDS & Co.
FoUND-a store door kew. Owner can