The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-04-07
COUNTY NEWS.

The winds of March would seem to
blow In April.
Regular services at che Methodist
Church next Sabbath.
Things OF beauty ara the Shirt Waist
Goo 8 at RosENB4UM's.
Don't cuss the cool snaps-it'll be hot
enough in a few short months.
Mr.. A. G. Adams, of Wahalak, trans
acted business in Scooba Tuesday.
Cotton Piapters-P,ows and double
feet, at James H. Dukes.
Notice elsewhere the article with ref
erenee to the meeting of the Mississippi
Teachers Association.
The attendance at school is becoming
a hardship with the larger boys-an-
other evidence OF Spring.
Seed sweet MISREPRESENTATION Vel
low Yam, Pumpkin Yam, and Bunch
Yam-at James Ii. Dukes.
Ltdies' Fancy and Up to date Hosiery
Drop Stitcn and Colors-at
RosENBAUM's.
Master Hudson Horgan, of Shuoua.
lax, was the welcome guest of Mr. and
Mre. j.. E. Floore several days of the
past week.
The best physic. Chamberiain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to
take. pleasant in effect. For sale by
M. E. Ward.
Save for the wind, Sunday was an
ideal Easter, and there were many adj
mirable seasonable fabrlcations in evil
dence among the fair sex.
Her school in the Bots dare" neigh
borhood having closed, Miss E eanor
Stuart is expected to rejoln Scooba's
social circles in a few days.
We are reliably informed that CON-
gealed water vas found in SCooba last
Monday morning. 1t was cold enough
then, and Tuesday morning also.
% Miss Iva HamptoA, who has been
teaching in the school at Shubuta, en-
route to her home at DeKalb, stopped
over for a few days IS the guest of Mrs.
L.. A. Jack.
Miss Loula Adams returned from
Kipling Saturday. the school at that
place having closed Friday Her many
friends in Scooba are glad to have her
again with them.
The publisher of this paper has a
scholarship ia the CONGRATULATIONS
Business College, located at Macon, Ga,
which he will dispose of On reasonable
terms. Write lie.
Miss Sallie Avery, a schoolma'am ct
Livingston, Ala, and Miss - Fagin,
a scholar in the school at that place,
were guests of their cousin, Mrs. P. Nc
Calebb, the past week.
Messrs. Major Jones and Tyson Meth
cry, of Shuqualak, were guests of the
family of Mr.. R. S. Nethery on Sunday.
The gentlemen stated that, for the time
Of year, business was never better in
their section.
We learn with regret OF the death, Oh
Sunday morning last, of Mr.. Gus Jacks
son, at his home in Evansville. His
death wac sudden, and was a great
shock to his family and friends. We
extend our sympathy to the bereaved
family.
Mr.. DID, Morrison spent several DAYS
of the past week with relatives in the
southern part of the State. We are
grati6ed 10 learn that this gentleman
has about decided that Scooba is a very
good place to live in and will remain !.
with us. He is n of our best citizens
and we would regret to lose him.
The Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday
evening last was a big success in every
particular-for if smiling faces and the
happy laughter of childhood is any in
dication, the little folks enjoyed it i'm
mensely, and the good ladies of the Aid
Society inform us that they are very
well satisfied with the financial returns.
About $1,000 was Melted.
A most enjoyable little supper was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rauh, on
Wednesday evening OF last week, to a
email coterie of friends, the occasion
being the beginning OF the celebration
OF the Jewish Passover (pasoch). The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rosen-
baum and family, Miss Berta Rosen>
baum and Mrs. Alice Stewart.