The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-06-30
COUNTY NEWS.


See "otrayed" notice in another col
mn OF this issue.
They tell us that the rains of lest
wsek came in very good time.
Nh. Henry Rosenbaum attended to
usiness in Meridian this week.
Try a celebrated handmade case
azor. For sale by M. Z. WARD.
Services at the Presbyterian Church
ext Sabbath, morning and night.
Yiiss Kate Turner is now attending
ne institute for teachers at the State
DIVERSITY. 4.
Don't forget the day and date for the
Farmers Institute at this place-Wed-
nesdsy, July 18th.
Rev. J. Frank Turner Informs us that
there will be no school next Monday
N.he glorious Fourth"
Chancery Clerk Sam D. Bell and Mr..
H "A. Hopper, Of DeKalb, attended to
1asiness in Scooba on Friday.
Mrs. A. L. Rosenbaum, OF Meridian,
was the guest of Mrs. H. Rosenbaum
lor several days of the past week.
How much a little paint on the ex>
t8rior OF most of the buildings of town
w7uld improve their appearance.
drs. ]. E. Lipscomb, of Enterprise, is
5iting her brother, DR.. H. w. Rem
cher, and other relatives in town.
DR.. J.J. Flake, a prominent and PROS
rous young physician OF Floyd, La,
4 visiting his parents at Oak Grove.
SEQ ,ba's popular tonsorial artist, Tom
MeClsin, has procured an assistant, and
now you can get shaved while you wait.
Mrs. F. Z. Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. R. l..
I'll we'll and the latter's four children
sge guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
)well.
". H. Stuart & Co. would like to ex>
chInge q number of young horses and
mules for animals suitable. for the liv-
9ry business.
Miss Willie Brown, of Meridian, was
no welcome and appreciated guest of
Lies Mary Wilbourne for several days
q thei week.
As an advertising scheme, HARRIS
&JsINEss COLLEGE, Jackson, Miss,. is
oiferjng a few scholarships at a big bar
ain. Write them.
We are pleased to be able to state
nat goth u young friends-Jim Car
s1r AID Sidney Kimbrough, are much
etter ais writing.
Miss Maud Calm, a charming and &C.
aomplished young lady OF Meridian, was
;he guest of Misses Sara and Bette
Duke ever the Sabbath.
Dukes fine, thoroughbred Stallion
will hereafter b5 found at the stable of
PERRIN q WISE,
Giles, Miss.
Messrs. Ernest George and Mark o-
senbaum, two most pleasant young gem
tlemen from Meridian, circulated among
scooba's fair daughters on Sunday.
The publisher of this paper has a
scholarship in the Georgia-Alsbama
Business College, located at Macon, Ga,
which he will dispose of ON reasonable
terkls. Write us.
Our iitf'a son found a very good
scr1 R.drivef on the street on Monday
m~ernipg. Owner can ecover same by
properly describing PR perty to the
editor of this paper.
We regret to learn that Master Ed
Hsllford stepped on a nail Saturday,
making an ugly and really dangerous
wound. 1t is to be hoped that no dis
astrous complications will arise.
Mr.. Edwin Pankey is visiting rela>
tives in Shuquslak, and will later spend
several weeks in the mountains. Ed
wins health is not very good at present
and 1t is hopel that this outing will
prove of much benefit Co him.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. s. G.
Trammell sustained the loss of a valua>
BILE mare Saturday night. The animal
was affected with a brsin trouble of
some sort, and though everything pos
eible was done to relieve her, the renee
dies proved nnavailing.
For the Fourth of July, the Mobile &
Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets
between all stations on its line, July
End, 3rd and 4th, at one and one-third
fare for the round trip. For children
between the ages Of 5 and u years, half
fare. Tickets good to return until July
sth, inclusive.