The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-06-25
COUNTY NEWS.

LlCHiC NJ Isy0CD b ullll July lltl.
Corn anG Oats at 7. G. Edwards & Co.'S
Saturday week will be the GLORIOUS
FOURTH Let's celebrate.
Miss Kate Turner is attending the
Normal at Oxford this week.
Bed steads cheap at
I. G. EDwaRDs G Co.'S.
Is Scooba going to celebrate the ma
tons natal day? Let us 'close up
shop" anyway.
Porterville's big barbecue will be held
on Friday, July 10th, instead OF the 9sh
as heretofore announced.
Little Misses Annie May aid Florence
Jack spent several days of the week
with relatives in Shuqualak.
Rudolph Matzner, of Meridian, who
has been visiting his uncle, Mr.. Joe
Oramer, returned home Monday.
Misses Bette and Irene Floore, of
,Shuqualak, spent several days OF the
week az guests of Mrs. ]. E. FIoore.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byteriau Church will serve ice.cream
OF the church grounds this evening.
Just received a nice lot of Gents
Shirts. Call and examine our stock and
get prices. L. U. EDWARDS & Co.
The Baptists of Scooba contemplate
lnaugurating a protracted meeting in
the Methodist Church the 4th Sunday
in July.
Opt Guy Jack has gone to Wahalak
and will spend the greater pant of the
summer looking after his business in
terests in that section.
Messrs. Clay White, of Laurel, Miss.
and Floyd Wnittle, OF Alabama, visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. N. Whit
tie, of this place, this week.
Watch the little folks and the fruit
trees. Bowel troubles are prevalent,
and the origin OF most of them can be
traced to the eating OF half-ripe fruit.
Mr.. NJ. E. Ward spent Sunday in
Brandon, where his better half is visit
ing her parents. We regret to learn
that Mrs. Wards health has not im-
proved az was hoped.
Mr.. Hal Jenkins, of ~Shuqualak, who
has been visiting the family of Col.
James H. Duke, left Monday night for
home. Miss Rachel Duke accom- panied
him and will make a short visit.
A Miss Cora Z. Martin, of Tennessee e,
delivered a lecture on the subject uf
Temperance to a fair-sized audience in
the Presbyterian Church, last Tuesday
night, Those present commend it.
Come end get a pack of Finch cards
before they are all gone, for you will
need something to entertain company
with during the long summer evenings.
NJ L. WARD.
Mrs, Robert Cooper, who has been
visiting Mrs, J. E. Fioore, left Wednes-
day OF last week for her home at Du-
rant. Miss Lottie Panky accompanied
her. and will probably remain a month
Don't forget the big picnic at Klon-
dyke, Hand postofice, next Saturday,
the 9Th inst. Every one Of the candi-
dates for Representative is urgad to at
t,pd, as we'll as candidates for other
county Offices. All will be welcome.
Get a free sample of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets at M. E..
Wards drug store. They are easier to
take and more pleasant in effect than
pills. Then their use is not followed
by constipation, as is often the case
with pills. Regular size, 25c. per box.
A picnic and public speaking has
been arranged for at Lynch's mill, in
the Peden neighborhood, on Saturday,
July 1lth. Everybody, hut more par.
ticnlarly candidates for county offices,
is invited to attend, and a general good
me is promised all who go out.
The members of the Pleasant Grove
Baptist Church (colored), a few miles
from town, are arranging to have a big
time on Sunday, July 10Th. A Chill
dren's day programme ia being pre-
nared and the Sunday School at Waha-
lax Is expected to unite with them in
8 rendition.
A word of advice to our correspond
euts-don't personate too much. What
YOU intend as a mere pleasantly may
not be so regarded by the party alluded
70 and may cause i'll feeling. And DOM
write items which viii direct public at
tsntion to a lady such items will no
tc inserted in The HERALD.