The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-05-21
NEWS.
Peas for sale at Twilley's.

ator at Scoobs now.
Capt. Guy Jack made 3 business triE
to Alabama this week.
Mr.. Sam Watts, CT Meridian, visite'
Ecooba friends this week.
Just received at T. G. Edwards & Coz
a iuli line OF Shelf Groceries.
The examinations are being held II
the Seoobs High School this week.
A con of John Inge (colored, dice
Wednesday last, of consumption.
Just received a Dica lot of Window
Shades. 7. G. EDWARDS & Co.
r. E. Wilbourn, Esq, of Meridian
was a visitor to relatives in Scooba the
past week.
The many friends of Mrs. Ruby Fai.
rar are pleased to see her out, after 8
long spell of sickness.
Call on us you can get any kind oil
Shoe you want at reasonable prices,
y. c. EDWARDS & Co.
Mr.. Frank Bethany, one of Marks
Rothenberg's most clever and compe.
tent selesmen, visited home folks last
Sunday.
We learn that a heavy fall of hail &C.
Cured just northeast of 10 xn, Thurs
day evening laet, damaging corn con.
slider ably.
Candidate r l. Thomas was one oil
ON callers this week. He is sanguine
of success, az they all are at this stage
OF the game.
The front porch of the post-otice
building has been repaired-somethlna
that, wouldn't be amiss with several
other buildings.
Judge John O'Brien, Col. E. A. Ward
and Capt. John w. Dew, all of Waha.
lax, were among the prominent visitors
to Scooba the past week.
The bountiful rains of last week have
changed the outlook for our farmer
friendskand now with plenty of SUM-
shine it is hoped this will prove a good
CROP war
Drop into the Drug Store and get q
glass of cold Soda or Coca Cola, to cool
your fevered condition caused from
fretting and Tuning over the weather
conditions
One of the peculiar features of this
Spring is the number of fully headed
cockle-burrs being found by our farm
ers in their fl elds. The why and where
fore does not appear.
There will be a picnic and public
speaking at A. M. Keys mill, near Oak
Grove, next Saturday. Ye candidates
fer Representative are invited 10 attend
and present their claims.
Mr.. A. B. Tart, OF near DeKalb, can.
didate for the ~Shrievality nomination.
was shaking hands with Scooba friends
Friday evening last. He went over tc
Wshalak Saturday morning.
Mes6amas M. B. Stennis and F. l.
Knowlton, of Wahalak, while in towr
Saturday, lightened the dullness of TIE
HERALD Office by a short calf. Though
brief, their visit was very welcome.
The closing exercises OF the SCOOPS
Colored School, at the First Bapsisr
Church las Friday night, were well at
tended ard Prof. Crawford informs III
that everything passed off pleasantly.
Col. JAS. II. Duke left Sunday for New
Orleans, where he has gone tor duty a
aide-de-camp on the stiff of Maj. Gen
,Robt. Lowry, Commander Mississippi
Division, United Confederate Veterans
Mr.. G orge Kimbrough, Jr., of BiDns
vile, dropped in to see us Saturday snt
had his mann added to the HERALD
subscription list. He has our thanks
Mr. D. p. Stewart, of near Evansville
was also in town Saturday.
: Last Faiday in the field sports of tn
University of Mississippi Wa r Carte
won the 220 yard dash in 233 s. conds
and the 440 yard dash in "a seconds
he came in second in the 100 yard dash
Walter is a son of Mr.. j. w. Carter Q
this place.
II a very nice looking gentleman ride
up to your front gate any day durini
the next few weeks, Smiles, lights, tie
bis animal, wants to shake hands will
all the men folks and kiss all tbs wo
men folks aud babies-do not reacn TO
your shotgun nor call the dog. 1t
only q candidate looking for 9 stray vote