The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-12-01
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Read Wards holiday announce
ment.
Good pneumonia weather-watch
the little ones.
Three weeks from Sunday next is
Christmas Day.
Board of Supervisors will meet IL
DeKalb next Monday.
FREE TUITION TO ALL in HARRIS
BUSINESS COLLEGE, Jackson, Mics.
Don't let the stock in a canning
factory go a-begging-take some.
doc" Stuart has a drove of horses
and mules at Evansville this week.
A lot of Wagons for boys, at
JAS. H. DUKES.
Tom Jamon now has fresh meats
on hand pretty much all the time.
The back-tax man is causing num-
bers of our citizens to do some hard
thinking.
In your calculations for holiday
frivolities, don't forget the Hand
kerchief Bazaar
Miss Nora Mooney, of Meridian,
is a visitor at the home of her broth
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MI. John G. Lipscomb is now tc
be found behind the counters at l..
A. Jack g. Co.'s general store.
We will sell a scholarship in the
observation-disclosures Business College,
at Macon, Ga, cheap for cash.
Little Miss Annie Morrison is Wis
iting the family of her uncle, Mr.
Albert Lampley, near DeKalb.
The big Duke store has just re-
ceived two carloads of F1our-one
of the celebrated ''Sylph" brand.
There will be services in the Pres
byterian Church next Sabbath, IL
the morning and at night. All are
invited to attend.
Don't miss reading u offer of a
free scholarship in the Mobile School
of Telegraphy. It's worth any young
PERSONS working for.
1900 gallons of Beaumont oil, il
70 - n. .o-~ Ao~ T., IN C1naH OF los
H. Dukes Cheap Cash Store; viii
be sold at a low price.
We had a pleasant call from oul
friend S. j. Creekmore, of the Min
nicola neighborhood, Tuesday even
ing. His calls are always welcome.
We have a couple of first-clasS
sewing machines we would like tt
dispose of at reasonable figures
both standard machines with full
sets of attachments.
If you want a good buggy or ack
a set of harness, a horse or mule FOL
driving or work purposes, call OF
w. H. Stuart & Co. They can sup
ply you at short notice.
If you have any little odd jobs OF
carpentering needed about the prem
ises, call on j. T. Parker. He's VI
to doing all that sort of work witt
neatness and dispatch.
WANTED-by w. H. Lavender, Of
Evansville, a teacher for his foul
children-the oldest a boy of four.
teen. A good home and liberal re.
enumeration is promised.
Miss Wilma Lester, the efficienr
and popular first assistant teacher
at the Scooba High School, spenr
several days of the past week witt
home-folks at Houston, Hiss.
Call around and sample the con.
tents of that Baptist Pie" at the
Earnest Workers oyster supper a
the residence of Mrs. J. E. F1oore
on Friday night of next week.
just received, a carload of Avery
farming implements-plows, cult
vators, plow-pofnts, etc. Anything
and everything you need in that linz
to make a crop. Will be sold low.
DUKES CHEAP CASH STORE.
All members of the Society of Ear
nest Workers are urgently requestet
to attend the next meeting, to b.
held at Mrs. John e. Howell's resi-
dence on Monday afternoon, as bus
mess of Importance is to be trans
acted.
Mrs. Rubie Kennon, who has beer
spending the summer and fall will
her daughter, Mrs. Edward Rettich
in the Giles neighborhood, has re
turned to town and will make he
home over the winter with he
daughter, Miss Mary Kennon.
The Goth Century Club will NEE
tomorrow (Friday) night at the res
idence of Mrs. J. w. Carter. AS
special feature of this meeting, MI
Walter Garter will permit any Q
the lady members who so desire t
take an aerial flight on the back 0
one Of his turkeys-iust like "Ol
Mother Goose don't you know.
/ Thank My Husband.
Mrs. IL. Brown, trained nurse at Ma
con, Ga, writes IT iiave used two bot
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