The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-03-24
COUNTY NEWS.

See notics OF stray mule elsewhere.
Car Of sylph Flour just received at
Dukes.
Mrs. j. Z. Tinsley is visiting her par
ents, near Evansville.
This weather is bringing the vegeta-
bles out of the ground.
A nice line of 2 igler's Ladies' Shoes
ct reduced prices, at Dukes.
Next Sabbath is the regular preach-
ing day for our Baptist friends.
White Rabbit Easter Egg Dye eight
colOrs for five cents-at Wards,
Mr.. Hal Jenkins. eff Shuquslak. spent
the Sabbath with Scoobs friends.
Cotton Plantere-Plows and double
feet, ct James H. Dukes.
We learn that Mr.. A. & Vinson and
daughter, Miss Binnie, are o working
in Hattiesburg.
Mr.. Henry Shots, of Mt. fJebo. spent
Thursday night with Scooba friends, en-
route home from Meridian.
Seed sweet potatoes-Southern Yell
low Yam, Pumpkin Yam, and Bunch
Yam-at James II. Dukes.
1t is expected that the Bank of Kem-
per will open its doors for business by
the first OF May, at the latest.
Mrs. Ports. Miss Mute Brown and
Miss McCreight, of Wahalak, are visits
ing in the city.-Meridian Star.
A large line of Stoves and Tin-ware
expected this wesk at
JAMES II. DUKES.
Mr.. Ernest Persons, who is a student
ct Macon & Andrews Business College,
Meridian, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents.
Chancery Clerk Sam ., Bell, DR.. Bob
Stennis and Guy J. Rsncher, Esq, all
of DeKalb, were among Thursdays
visitors to Scooba.
Mr.. Frank Bethany, of Meridian.
came up Sunday and he and his brother
Walter visited their parents in the
Skipper neighborhood.
w. F. Brown and T. M. Tam, Esqs.,
+. Of DsKslb, passed through Scooba Sum
day morning, en- route home from a
hueineaa trim down the road
II it's q bilious attack, take Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a
cu;ck.recovery is certain For sale by
M. E. Ward, druggist, Scooba, Miss.
We are pleased to note that Mr.. HI.
Bosenpaum is again able TO be about
and attending to business. He was con-
fined TO the house for nearly a week
with q sore foot.
The publisher of this paper has a
scholarship In the Gsorgia-Alabama
Business College, located at Macon, Ca,
which he will dispose of on reasonable
terms. Write as.
Representatives of the Bank Of Kem-
per on Tuesday closed a trade with Col.
James H. Duke tor one-half of the brick
store building recently vacated by him.
The room will be altered and fixed up
for banking purposes.
We still have that scholarship in the
Macon and Andrews Business College.
If you have a boy or girl whom you
wish to give q thorough business edu.
cation, it will be to your advantage TO
communicate with US.
MI. and Mrs. Max Rauhs moved this
week into the house they have rented
from Mr.. G. T. Hunnicutt. One room
and tho hall have been nicely papered
and the place made to look decidedly
home-iike. We congratulate Brother
Rauh on now being the head of a house
of his owl.
Our good old friend Mr.. S. f. Clark
on Tuesday of last week celebrated the
IS III anniversary OF his birth with a lit
tls dinner, at which we're present his
n~ephews, Messrs. d, d. Morrison and
E M. Clark. Mr.. Clark is hale and
hearty and quite active despite his age.
We trust that he may live to celebrate
and enjoy many another anniversary.
Mrs. w. L. Sargent has been quite
sick the past week also her daughter !
Mary, who has tonsiiitis. Terrell, Tex,
Times-Star.
The many friends of this estimable
family will regret to learn of the con
tinued ill-health of Mrs. Sargent, and
of the sickness of little Mics Mary. We
sincerely trust their ailments may be
OF short duration.
Ladies' Easter Hate, large line, at
James II. Dukes.