The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-05-07
TIE lIEnALp.
COUNTY NEWS.

Inc "hllnch' craze 10 still on.
These;sre good nights for sleeping.
Scoobs High School closes May 22nd.
For the season, Friday last was a de.
cidedly cool day.
A letter from Col. Bill Webb was
crowded out this issue.
Mr.. Hsb Woods ia very Ill at his
home q few miles out from to rn. go"
Amy matter pertaining 10 the HERALD
can be left at ]. II. Dukes store.
The flower gardens of Scooba are 90
thing of beauty and a Joy forever"
Mr.. 7. c. Edwards, of Shuqualak, at.
tended to business in Scoobs Monday.
Nj. w, Rosenbsum, OF DeKslb, spent
Sunday With his brother. Mr.. II. Ros-
enbanm. 81
/! Mr.. A. B. Robinson has accepted q
position with Marks, Ro,henberg &
Co Of Meridian.
Miss Bessie Rose, the bright and &C.
,complished milliner, has arrived at
G. Rosepbaum's.
Mr.. II. VI. Duke spent the Sabbath
with his family, and left Monday for
10 iisians points.
Mrs. J. +. Tinsley ann sister, Miss
Mollie Byrd, epent q few days of the
week in Meridian.
Our schoolmsrms are busy coaching
the lads and ~lassies for the closing ex.
ercises OF the school.
In judging, in weighty meters az in
light ones, remember there are none
perfect-none, save one.
From personal experience we would
say there is room for q boarding house
and lunch room at Artesia.
Rev. Thomas Kimbrough dlled the
pulpit Of the Presbyterian church very
acceptably last Sabbath morning.
At this writing the indications for
rain are good and what a God.send a
good, soaking rain would be to all of ne.
Mrs. +. NJ. Street and little son. Rob.
ert, who have been visiting frie1ds in
Tupelo, Miss, for the past Two week.,
have returned home.
Mr.. A. G.. Vinson visited Starkville
saturday, returning Sunday. Monday
he left for Dckslb, to attend the
monthly meeting of the Board of Su.
pervisors.
We regret to learn Of the continued
serious illness OF Mrs. G. II. Kimbrough
ST., living about five miles east OF town.
H many friends in the county hope
for her speedy recovery. ;:
We would be pleased to have any aud
all readers of the HERALD, either in
town CT from the country districts, call
In to see us when convenient. We
SAINT to get acquainted with each and
every one
We find a number OF communica-
tione, obitusry notices, ETC., ON file in
the ofhce-unsigned. Parties writing
for the HSRALD will please remember
that their full names must be signed to
ell articles mot for publication, how.
ever, II 60 d ssired.
At Q meeting Ct Scooba Lodge No
l56, K. of P, last Monday night, Col. j.
II. Duke was elected alternate to repre-
s.nt the lodge at the annual conven-
ton OF the Order to be held in Meridian
on the 10th inst. Hon. J. H. Currie ia
the regular delegate. s
DR.. K. X. Wheeleck. Of Fort Wayne,
Ind., came in on the Sunday evening
train and spent, The night with the fam
lily Of Col. J. II. Duke. Monday the
Doctor left for New Orleane, to attend
the meeting Of the Rational Medical
Association in session there this week.
We notice the Incorporation of new
bsaks IL many Mississippi towns =
There 10 abundance Of capital in Scoob.
and the territory tributary. Why no
have . bank Of our own, instead OF go
ing to Meridian or some other point t.
do banking business? We would b,
pleased to hear from some Of our mel
Of msans on this subject.
WAN-Ep.-Several industrious per
sasoDs in each state to travel for hous,
! established eleven years and with
large capital, to call upon merchant
add agents for successful and proftabl,
line Permanent engagement. Week.,
cash salary Of $l8 and all travelling ex
pensea and hotel bills advanced in casl
each week. Experience not essential
Mention reference and enclose self.ad
dressed envelope. TIE NATIONAL, 49,
Dearborn St., Chica o. 37-26t