The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-07-23
COUNTY NEWS.

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Dukes Cash Store.
Read list of Judge Criiz's appoint
ments to speak in Kemper.
Miss Willie Whittle is visiting her
father, Mr.. l.. n. Whittle.
The protrscted services in the Meth
odist Church closed laet Friday night.
Miss Annie Houston, OF Warsaw,
Ala, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
John Pearson.
Mrs. Spencer Gray and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, of New Orleans, are guests
OF Mrs. III. NJ. Duke.
Mrs. Perrin and Mrs. Will Moore and
Che latter'e three children, of Gi!es. are
guests Of Mrs Jas. Fl. Duke.
Reports from all over the county in
dictate a better crop tn n has been har-
vested for a number of years.
Col. James II. Duke returned Monday
from his outing in the Northwest. He
appesrs much benefited by his trip.
Misses Annie anc Grace Hart, of
Meridian, are guests Of the family Of
Dc. w. Z. Pearson, a few miles east Of
Scooba.
For 10 days only we are offering rare
bargains in Box Papers. Come and
supply your wants III this line.
Nj. z. WARD.
Mr.. ]. II Holmes, candidate for Tax
Assessor, was a caller at this Office on
Monday. Like all the rest of the can
dictates. le is very s~anguine of success.
The candidates for Representative
will address the people OF Scooba ard
vicinity on Thursday, July the 30,h.
See list Of appointments elsewhere In
today's paper.
Mrs. Annie Wilbourne and daughter.
Mics Mary, of Scooba, and Mr.. and Mre.
X. 4. Wilbourne, OF, Meridian, left YES
tsrday for Calcasho Pass, La to visit
Mr.. W. B. Wilbourne.
The editor of THE HERALD herewith
acknowledges his obligations to Miss
Mary Stuart, whose facile pen furnished
the graphic and pleasing account OF the
Neville Grifi IN nuptials published in
this issue of the paper.
No man or in the State will
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and Liver Tablets after once
trying them. Tney always produce a
pleasant movement Of the bowels, i'm.
prove the appetite and strengthen the
digestion. For sale by Me. Ward.
Rev. ]. II. Buck, pastor il charge of
the Baptist Church at this place, will
hold services Sunday next, morning
and night. The services will be pro-
tracted throughout the week, and per-
haps longer. Rev. E. w. Spencer, of
Shuqualak, will assist Mr.. Buck in these
services. All are cordially invited to
attend them.
The accomplished and handsome Miss
Reba Neville, of Mobile, who go grace
fully performed the duties of 'maid of
honor at the Neville-Grifith wedding,
is spending a few days ss the guest
OF Mrs. j.. H. CurrIe Of this place and
Mr.. Shep Neville at Giles. Her many
friends and admirers in this section
would be pleased to have her visit pre-.
loDged over the summer.
A negro named George Ballard at
tempted to jump from the southbound
passenger train Tuesday morning and
struck his head on the bar OF the switch
just south of the depot, which threw
him back and under the train, one SET
OF wheels passing over one leg length
wise from the knee to the foot. DR.. II
w. Rsncher dressed the wound and
sent the injured man on to bis home at
Macon. Ballard and two others wei
stealing a ride when he was hurt with
no necessity Tor doing go, as the former
had so in his pocket at the time.
In addition TO those from Scooba
who attenfel the marriage Of Miss
Florence Neville to Mr.. Virgil Griffith,
Thursday evening last, there were pres
ent Mrs r. E. Wilbourne, Misses Annie
and Grace Hart and Messrs. Ed ard
George Hart. of Meridian; Mr.. Sol L.
Neville and daughter, Miss Laura, Of
Macon Miss Olivia jenkins, of Shu-
lualak Mrs. shep. Neville and daugh-
ter Miss Rig, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore,
Mrs. Perrin, Mr.. T. J. Perrin, Mr.. Sam
Neville, DR.. and Mrs. W i. Pearson
and Mr.. VIII Pearson OF Giles Mr.. J
B. Dillon, of Binnsville. Mr. w II
Cook, Of Hsttiesburg; Capt. Shannon,
of Laurel. !