The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-16
COUNTY NEWS.

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Dukes Cash Store.
Read list of Judge Criiz's appoint
ments to speak in Kemper.
Mr.. Joe Crsmer spent Sunday and
Monday with Meridian friends.
Several communications were crowd.
ed out of this issue of the paper.
Miss Mary Keunon is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Jackson, Miss.
See call for meeting of District Judi
ciary Committee in another column.
Mr., +. A. Ward, CT Wahslak, was at.
tending to business in Scooba Tuesda
Misses Willie and Ray Byrd, of Binps.
vile, were among Tuesdays visitors TO
SCooba.
Mrs. Fl. R 'senbaum returned Monday
from ii pleasant visit to relatives at
Port Gibson.
Gay j. Rencher. Esq, of D-Kslb,
spent several days of last week with
Scooba friends.
Judge james H. Neville, of Biloxi.
spent part of the week with his family.
who are guests Of Mis-. D. f. Carr.
MIR. John d. Thomao, candidate for
magistrate in Wahalak district, was
n OF our agreeable callers Monday.
just received a nice lot of Gents
Shirts. Call and examine our stock and
get prices. L. @. EDWARDS & Co.
a picnic is announced at Brittain's
bridge, on N. w. Hopper's place, on
Friday, the 18th inst. All are invited.
Mr.. Harvey Overstreet and family, o.
E~sstubuchie, passed through Scooba
Tuesday evening en- route to visit the
formers mother, near Dekalb.
Rev. E. B. Witberspoon, former pas.
tor OF the Presbyterian Church at this
place, greeted his old friends here this
week. All were glad to see him.
For Is days only we are Offering rare
bargains in Box Papers. Come sud
supply your wants in this line.
NJ. E. WARD.
Our good old friend Mr.. A. G. Hardin,
who is a candidate for denomination for
the Office of Constable from this Beat,
was a pleasant caller at our Office on
Monday.
The candidates for Representative
will address the people of Scooba and
vicinity on Thursday, July the 9Oth.
See list of appointments elsewhere in
today's paper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Hart and two
children and Mrs, Harris sister, of Dale
vile, came in Friday evening last and
left Saturday morning for Warsaw, to
visit Mra. Rogers.
The many friends in Scooba of Mrs.
Lizz Q Ban herman will regre. to learn
she is seriously ill with typhoid fever
at her home at Tupelo. All will Join
us in the hope for her recovery.
The many friends of Mr.. d. L, Turner
regret greatly his illness, caused by an
attack of fever, and all hope for his
early recovery. We are pleased to be
able to state that he is convalescing.
Rev. DIR. Raymond, of S'arkville, is
expected to fill the pulpit of the Pres
byterian Church at this place next Sab
bath, morning and night. 1t is under
stood that services will be p~rotracted
next week.
Mrs. Martha G, Wilbourne died at
her home in Torrance, Mics, last Sun
day. Deceased was the mother. in-law
OF Mrs. Annie Wllbourne of this place,
and our sympathy is extended the lat
ter and other relatives in their sorrow.
No man or woman in the State will
hes itate to speak well of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets after once
trying them. Tney always produce a
pleasant movement OF the bowels, inn
prove the appetite and strengthen the
digestion. For sale by NJ. Z. Ward.
A party consisting of Messre. R. NJ.
Quarles, Edward Irby, Bob Stewart and
Walter and Jim Carter left early Mon
day morning for Talulah Lake, situated
between Warsaw and Pickensville, in
Alabama, where they will spend the
week fishing and bathing.
The School Commissioners have Cleo
ed a Mr.. w. A. Williams, of Bueua
Vista, principal of the Scooba High
School for the coming scholastic year.
Mr.. Williams is a young man, a gradu
ate of Millsaps College at Jackson, and
is expected to arrive hero about the
Both Of this month.