The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-03-10
COUNTY NEWS.
Seeds at M. +. Wards.

Flower Seeds at M. +. Wards.
Mrs. q. #. Hunnicutt and little son
Jsex left Saturday for Baesield.
T. M. Tam, ESQ.,, of DeKslb, attend
ed to business in Scooba Saturday.
Preaching in the Methodist Church
next Sabbath by the Rev. j. Q. Ellis.
All are invited.
We are pleased to learn that Miss
Lolita Rosenbaum has recovered sutti-
GENTLY to sit up.
We notice that the Governor hiss re-
appointed Mr.. d. d. Morrison as Notary
Public, and extend congratulations.
Our Baptist friends will hold an oys>
ter supper at the residence OF Mrs. ]. E.
Fioore tomorrow lFriday) night. All
are invited.
II it's a bilious attack, take Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a
quick recovery is certain. For sale by
M. E. Ward, druggist. Scooba, Miss.
Mr.. W. A. Martin, who at one time
taught school in Scooba and who is now
an attache of one of the Meridian banks
spent Sunday evening with friends in
this place,
The publisher of this paper has a
scholarship in the Congratulations
Business College, located at Macon, Ca,
which he will dispose of on reasonable
terms. Write US.
After a most pleasant e~ojourn of sew
eral weeks with friends in Birmingham
Miss Pattie Moseley returned home last
week. En route, MISS Pattie spent a
few days with Meridian friends.
Miss Matte Edmonds, OF DeKalb,
took the train at this point Sunday
evening for Columbus. where she has
gone to visit her sister, Miss Lutte, who
is attending school there and who, we
learn, is quite ill.
We regret to learn that Mr.. G. q.
Boyd, who hes been working at Wig
'S
gins, Miss, for some time past, lie quite
eick at the home of his parents, Mr., and
Mrs II. 7. Boyd, at Evansville. We
wish him an early recovery.
While at play with some OF his fel>
lows, Wednesday of last week, Master
Howard Jack vas thrown and struck
his head on a sharp corner of the school
building, inficting a painful but, we
are glad to state, not serious wound.
A spark from a passing engine satur-
day evening ignited the roof of Col.
Jas. IL. Dukes coal house just north of
the depot, and created quite a little ex-
citement. However, the blaze was ex>
tinguished before any damage was done
Col. John O'Brien. of Wahalak, was
here Tuesday. Tho Col. is looking we'll.
He handed US a dollar for the Nav Era
as we shook hands with him. We like
to shake hands with them kind.-Shu-
qualak New Era.
$50 say we, all of u.s.
While in New Orleans recently Mr..
Jack g. Duke purchased a number of
fnely.bred horses, and the same are
now at the Duke livery stables in Scoc-
ba. They are beautiful animals, most
of them, with pedigrees, and Just the
kind a man should have for fancy driv>
ing. 1t you want a good horse, call and
see them.
At the meeting OF the United Confed-
crate Vetel ans held in DeDalb on Nom
day, Comrades HI. W. Pickett and ]. L.
Hunnicutt were selected to represent
Thos. II. Woods Camp at the Annual
Convention to be held in Nashville IN
June: Comrades A. G. Hammack and
H. A. Hopper we're selected as alter
mates. Mise Annie Hammack wa elect
ed as Sponsor for the Camp.
The Easter number of the New IDEA
WoMAN's MAGAZINE is a galaxy Of
bright contributions, which are, at the
Same time, practical hints to the home
staying m Among the special ar
ticles "Automobiling for Men and Wos
men" tells the proper costume for those
who indulge in this popular SPORT
There is another OF those important pa
psrs on Psyche Physical Culture, " tell
ing a woman how she may preserve her
beauty and "a Word for the Easter
Bride" is full of good, sound counsel to
the novice in housekeeping. The sec-
ond of the series of "Brief Business
Talks for Women is given, and its ad-
vics will prove valuable and wholesome
10 all women who will heed it.
To CURE A Cold IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
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