The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-30
COUNTY NEWS.

New Turnip Ssed-just received-at
Dukes Cash Store.
Judge T. p. Bell and wife, OF DaKalb,
were visitors TO Scooba Tuesday.
See call for meeting of Thos. H.
Woods Camp, U. G. ", elsewhere.
The country is being blessed with
the best OF seasons for growing crops.
An interesting letter from Sucarno-
chez, received this week, bore no sigma
ture.
Mr.. Lawrence Rosenbaum, of Meri.
dian, is the guest of his uncle, Mr.. n.
Roeenb. um.
Miss Zadie Smith, an attractive and
popular young lady from Starkville, lie
the guest of Miss Kate Turner.
Meesrs. Tyson Nethery and Major
jones, Of Shuqualsk. spent Sunday with
the family of MI. R. S. Nethery.
Scooba is a mighty pleasant place to
epend the summer, judging by the
number OF visitors our people have.
Services are being held every day,
morning and night, in the Methodist
Church. All are invited to attend the
meeting.
Mr.. w. ]. Gregg, of Needland, Texas,
spent several days of the week very
pleasantly az the guest of Mr.. Walter
Bethany.
The house occupied by Daniel Jack,
an old colored man, near Wahalak, wac
with it's contents destroyed by IRE last
Thursday night.
For 10 days only we are offering rare
bargains in Box Papers. Come and
supply your wants in this line.
M. Z. WARD.
Mr.. Frank Bethany, one of the pops
ular and efficient clerks at Marks, Roth.
enbsrg & Co.'S, Meridian. is spending
the week with relatives and friends in
the county.
Misses Ada and linda Holiday, of
Oak Grove, are visiting their cousin,
Miss Helen Carter. DR.. Robt. Holli-
day, of Cooksville, escorted the young
ladies to Scooba on Tuesday.
Teachers of Kemper County should
remember that Institutes will be held
at DeKa,b, commencing August Oath
and continuing two weeks, and make
their arrangements accordingly.
Scooba is to have the various candi-
dates for Representative address her
citizens today. The speaking begins at
10 o'clock a. m. Come out and hear
each candidate present his especial
claims for your suffrages.
No man or woman in the State will
hesitate to speak we'll of Cbamberlain's
trying them. They always produce a
prove the appetite and strengthen the
N'kOntAoA' toi ooiC ny M G' dIu.
A new game called Christianity" ia
being played in certain parts of the
city. The girls get on one side and are
the Christiane. The boys get on one
side and are the heather. Then the
heather embrace Christianity. Mobile
Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Beazley and little
son, after spending the past month
with relatives and friends in Kemper,
left yesterday for their home at Vivian,
La. Mrs. Beazley's sister, Miss Nellie
Parnell, accompanied them and will
probably remain until after Christmas.
The Porterville Baseball Club came
to Scooba last Friday with an expects-
ton Of showing the local nine that they
were simply not in it," But imam
proposes" etc and the visitors re-
turned to their homes wiser if sadder.
Hhe score wac % to 10, in favor of the
home club.
Elsewhere in this issae will be found
. card from the fscooba Ginning and
Manufacturing Company. whose plant
is located ON the eastern side of town,
announcing their readiness for bust
nose. Mr.. Joe Cramer is manager Of
the company and Mr.. J. j. Scott is in
charge OF the plant.
Mr.. g. T. Hunnicutt has rented the
residence until recently occupied by
Ers. Julia Spencer, and last week
moved his family thereto. Mr.. Hunni-
cptt expects TO travel this fall and win
ter with a ~stereopticon entertainment
and considers Scooba as safe and pleas
ant . place to leave his family during
his absence as any in Mississippi. Our
people extend them 3 cordial welcome.