The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-05-28
COUNTY NEWS.

udy vi consumption
Miss Rosa Flake, Of DeKalb, is the
,nest of Mrs. j, J. Scott.
The "sweet girl graduate" is strictly
IN evidence en- our streets.
Just received at +, C, Edwards & Co.'S
a iuli line of Shelf Groceries,
George E~thridge, ESQ.,, of D Kalb,
was one Of Tuesdays visitors to town.
Just received a nice lot of Window
Shades. T., C. EDwARDs q 20
Little Miss Mary Ehridgp, of Meri-
dian, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. IF.
Howell.
Miss Annie Stennia spent part of Sat-
nr"ay end sunday with relatives at
Wahalak.
Miss Bessie Jenkins, of ~Shuqualak,
spent several days OF the week With
Scooba friends.
Nh. and Mrs. R. NJ. Qlarles and Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Howell visited Meridian
the latter part of last week.
Mrs John Houston, of Warsaw, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Pear
son, and will remain several weeks.
Call on US; you can get any kind of
Shoe you want 81 Reasonable prices.
T.. G, EDWARDS & Co.
Life seems all pleasure to the boy
who was YESTERDAY turned loose TO bis
" devices for the next three months.
Hon. ]. F. McCool, Chancellor OF this
district, passed through en- route to
DeKalb Monday where his court is in
session this week.
There have beeu 50 many visitors to
Scooba the past few days that, being a
stranger, We have failed to get the
names of all OF them.
1t is expected that the Rev. Mr..
Spencer will preach in the Methodist
Church next Sunday, morning and
night. All are invited.
BoRN-Wednesday, May Goth, 1908,
to Mr.. and MIS- J. H. Currie, a daugh-
Ter. May peace and plenty ever line
the pathway of this little maid.
Mr.. j. l.. Hunnicutt, candidate for
County Treasurer, was one # our CALI
ers Tuesday morning. Mr.. Hunnicutt
seems pleased with the outlook.
Come and 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 +. WARD.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. B. Smith and little
child are at the McCalebb House. Mr..
Smith ls the representative of the Davis
Sewing Machine Co., and is working
this territory in their intertst st.
Mr.. Marvin Graham, a former student ,
of the Scooba High Schoo who has
been teaching at DeSoto the past year, /
spent several days of the week il town
attending the closing exercises.
The people of Porterville are making
arrangements to hold a big barbecue
and picnic for the benefit uf all the
candidates, State and county. The date
has not yet been set, but will probably
be about the first of July.
Mr.. b s. Ivy, OF Ivy, Ala, while in
town Tuesday made US a pleasant call.
DE informed us mat his brother, Mr..
James Ivy Of Mexia, Texas. who has
been i'll at the formers home for sew,
eral weeks past, is rapidly recovering.
We are informed that the picnic al
Keys mill, ear Oak Grove, last Satur-
day, was a big success. While all the
candidates for Representative were not
present, enough we're there to make
things lively-six addresses being made.
The Trustees of Cooper Institute at
Daleville, Miss, which institution ie
largely ~patronised by people living 10
the western part of kemper county,
have engaged the services Of Prof. w.
7 STILL for the e~nsuing term. A corps
If good teachers have been secured to
assist b M in the work.
DR.. Heard H. West, Of jackson, Miss
is spending a few days in scooba and
may decide to locate permanently
mong onr people. He has had wo
years experiences as a regular prscti.
TONER, Is an easy hammered, courteous
gentleman, and va would be pleased TO
haYe him make this bis home.