The Kemper herald., 1903-09-10
COUNTY NEWS.
Cotton is coming in right along,

CotIon ls coming In TlS1t along
New Turnip ssed-just received-at
Dukes Cash Store.
Regular services in the Methodist
Church next Sunday.
Home and Farm and The KEMpER
HERaLn, one year sl.25 cash.
Mr.. Henry Gay, Jr., is the anable
new clerk at Mr.. Joe Crsmer's.
The Board of Supervisors met this
week. Mr.. A. G Yiuson attended.
Mrs. Bette Harper, of Livingston,
Ala, is the guest of Mrs. John Pearson.
We have just received fine lot OF
Cutlery, at lowest prices, at the Drug
Store,
Miss Binnie Vinson is spending the
week with relatives and friends at Wa
halak.
Macon & Andrews do what they adj
vertise, because they advertise what
they do.
some very desirable property ia adj
vertised for sale in this weeks issue of
THE HERALD.
Mrs. II. Rosenbaum will leave in
few days to purchase her stock Of Fall
and winter millinery.
Master Bernie Rosenbaum visited St.
Louis last week, joining his father there
and returning with him.
Miss Daisy Edwards, of Shuqualak,
was the guest of the Misses Duke for
several days OF the past week.
Mr.. j. M, Howell and family, of Lin
cecum, La, are spending few days
with the family of Mr., j. F. Howell.
The M. & o Railroad carpenter, Mr..
Mayberry, has force of hands rebuild.
ing the cotton platform at the depot.
For biliors attack take Chamber,
lain's Stomach a1d Liver Tablets and 3
quick cure is certain. For sale by NJ,
E. Ward, the druggist.
DR.. w, F.. Pearson informs us that
there is much sickness over in the pral,
rie country. They keep this good old
man riding day and night.
See notice from County Superintend-
ent Jackson in regard to examinations
of teachers also in regard to appli-
cants for admission to the !. l. & G.
Miss Mary Griggs and Mr.. Abber
Griggs, Jr., OF Birmingham, Ala. chill,
dren of Supt, A. Griggs of the A. G S.
r. r., are visiting their uncle, Mr.. John
i. Moseley.
Mr.. Walter Carter last week took
charge OF private school at Ramsey.
Ala. 1t is nine months school, pays
good salary, and we congratulate friend
Walter on his good fortune.
Mre. J. f. Ipscomb is visiting her
brother, Or. II. W. Rencher, and other
Scooba relatives. Mr. Lipscomb is now
located at Porterville, having recently
been appointed station agent az that
point.
HARRIS BUsINEss COLLEGE,, Jackson,
Miss., will take your note for tuition,
payable when you secnre position,
They guarantee positions under reason-
able conditions. They cannot supply
the demand for bookkeepers and stem
cgraphers.
We are reliably informed that Mr., I.
@. Edwards has purchased the interest
OF the other members of the firm of T,
@. Edwards & Co., and will hereafter
''ge it alone" Mr.. j. f. Foore will
continue as manager of the store at this
place. and will be assisted by Mr.. J. M.
Creed, of Porterville.
Mr.. j. F. Hogan hae, on account of i'll
health, resigned his position with Mr..
L. G. Edwards, and he and Mrs. Hogan
have moved back to Shuqualak. Orr
people regret exceedingly to lose this
amiable couple from amongst us and al
will unite with FHE HERALD in the hope
that Mr.. Hogan may recover his heath
and that, at no distant day, he and his
charming wife will again become resi
dents OF Soooba.