The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-04-21

See "strayed" notice elsewhere.
Mr.. Sam Twilley visited Meridian
this week.
See card from W. D. Webb, D. s, in
another column.
Cotton Planters-P ows and double
feet, at James II. Dake's.
just received-a lot Of "Trail' cards
the new and popular game, At Wards.
Mr.. Allan Adams now holds the pc.
sition of day operator at the NJ. d o..
station ct Macon.
DONE forget the memorial service at
Ksllis' Store on Saturday before the
first Sunday in May.
Seed sweet potatoes-Southarn Yell
low Yam, Pumpkin Yam, aud Bunch
Yam-at James II. Dake's.
Next Sabbath is the day for regular
monthly services by our Baptist friendf.
ALI are cordially invited 10 attend them.
Messrs. G. R~osenbaum, of DeKalb,
and Jesse Flake, of Oak Grove, were
among the visitors to Scoo0a this week.
The best physic. Ohamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to
take, pleasant in effect. For sale by
NJ. E Ward.
Mr.. J.J. Scott, who 0 holds a posi-
ti IN wi: b the Eagle Cotton Oil Co, in
M ,ridian, spent Sunday with his family
in Scooba.
The publisher of tits paper has a
scholarship in the Georgit-Alabama
Business College, located at Macon, Ga,
which he will dispose of on reasonable
terms. Write ue.
At a meeting of the Town Council
b Id Monday evening, the street in the
rear of the property occupied by Mr.. NJ.
E. Ward, between 1st and Sanders
streets, was condemned.
A bunch OF KEYS were found, in the
road near Mr.. r. A. Hammack's place,
by a darkey a few days ago. Anyone
having lost a bunch Of keys can proba-
bly, locate them by inQuiring Of Mr..
Hammack.
Rev. 7. T. Kimbrough left Wednea-
day of last week for Houston, Miss,
whers he has been called as pastor OF
the four churches in that circuit. The
best wishes OF a host OF friends in this
section go with him.
We still have that scholarship in the
Macon and Andrew Business College.
If you have a boy or girl whom you
wish to give a thorough business edu
cation, it vii, De to your advantage TO
communicate with US.
Mrs. Mary V. Nash, who has heen the
fNel. of her daughter, Mrs. A. w. Stru-
theirs, for several months past. left sun
day for Pickens Co, ala. Mrs. Struthefs
and little sous, Wallace and Edward,
accompanied her and will spend several
we ks with relatives and friends III chat
section. This leaves the editor 'sorter
out In the cold"
The examination scheduled to come
off Friday and Saturday for colored was
not attended by a single Applicant
Tais, we don't suppose, ever happened
before, and is conclusive evidence that
the greater part of them cannot hope
to succeed unless there be 8 transmits
grafton of brain from heel to cranial
cavity.--Southern Star, April 18th.
Mr. e.. L. Hunnicutt was in town On
Monday and, while regrettlrg the sad
event that called him from Bassield.
his many friends were glad to see him.
Mr.. Hunnicutt has recently been hon
ored by his fello VS., having. at a meet
ing OF the Brotherhood OF Railway
Trackmen of Missieslppi, held in Hat
tiesburg IN the 10th inst been elected
president of that body. Zip" is a
mighty good fellow, and we are proud
to learn of this mark of appreciation of
his worth.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres-
byterian Church will hold a "May
Party" on Friday night, April 29sh, at
the residence OF Mrs. J. b. Mooney, to
which everybody-old and young, male
and female, is invited. A May Queen
is to be elected, and a Knight as we'll
and everybody who attends will be en-
titled to two votes, one for each. A lit
erary an musical programme, to be
published IL x weeks HERALD, will
be rendered. Observation-Disclosures.
ries, ice-cream and cake, will be sold.
The "Pattee C~ultivator' for sale az
James II. Dukes.