The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-05-05

NC mcutiobou cepcCiully Iciuith z 1 iO'
blems, - the first OF a series of papers
by Alice ~Chittenden, telling how a
small family may live CO lfortably on a
moderate income. Summer Comfort"
is another interesting paper by Mand
Murray Miller. "a Glimpse Of Capri"
by Jean b Stearns, is a charming tale
OF travel. "A German Brides Outfit"
I by Mabel A. Potter, is both instructive
and entertaining. In fiction, fashion,
theatrical news, domestic science and
interior decoration, the number fairly
teens with good things, and the illus
trations fifty supplement the text.
The May party, held at the residence
OF Mrs. j. B. Mooney last Friday night,
was a brilliant success in every respect.
The music, both vocal and instrument
tai, was fine and was highly appreci-
ated, and the recitations were received
with acclaim. There were 116 votes
cast, and little Miss Kathleen Mooney
was accorded the honor OF being elected
May Queen land a very sweet-looking
little queen she made), with Master
Hoy Duke Ia good selection as her
Knight. A large crowd was present,
] md after paying all expenses the ladies
Melted about $500.
Walter d. Webb, D. S., returned from
Atlanta, Ca, where he recently fin
ished his studies at the College OF Dem
tistry, Tuesday. Mr.. Webb will yet
have to be passed upon by the State
Board of Examiners, at Jackson, but
there is no doubt as to his coming thro'
! that ordeal with flying %colors, as he Sc
cured license to practice last Spring.
He is a clever, energetic young gentle>
man, and his many friends wish him
much success in his profession.
The report that Sheriff a. B. Tart
and his deputy had been killed by Lee
Cherry, the young man who killed Mr..
Will Ogiltree ON the 23rd ult., which
gained circulation in some mysterious
manner, proved to be unfounded. AS
yet, nothing definite has been learned
of Cherry's whereabouts.
Jefferson Lodge No. lac, A. F. & A.
NJ, held an unusually interesting meet
ing last Thursday night, the work con-
sisting of the comforting OF two degrees.
Among those present were Messrs. G.
i. WEIGH, Julius Yaretzky, J. w. Jen-
kins and. l. d. Tyson, all of Slaughter
Lodge of Shuqualak.
Mr.. Ray ]. Q1antz, who has been at>
!, tending school at Meridian, is here with
his parents, Captain and Mrs. II. D.
Quantz. We learn with pleasure that
this estimable couple have about de-
cided to locate in Scooba. We wish we
could add more like them to our citi~
zenry.
Miss Belle Barnes, a pretty and clever
young lady of Macon, and one who is
sal to possess exquisite taste as a mil
iinery designer, has been engaged as
trimmer at the Rosenbsum establish
ment and has entered upon the dis
charge OF her duties. 81 ia !
: Notice Advertisement of the "White"
Sewing Machine in this iseue of THE
HERALD. Jas. II. Duke has a number
of these machines in stock and Mr.. Tur-
ner will be pleased to chow them TO you
and make you prices, etc.
The children of the primary depart
ment of the scooba Academy are to
have a little entertainment Friday even
ing, to which the parents and friends
are invited.
The ball game, Shuqualak vs. Waha-
lax, played here last Saturday resulted
in the defeat of the Wahalak team, AZ
to 5 in favor of Shuqualak.-New Era.
Mrs. H. Rosenbaum returned from
st. Louis Tuesday, and now, If you want
to see "a thing of beauty, just drop in
and gaze upon her millinery display.
A number OF thoroughbred horses
and maree, for sale at reasonable price,.
Apply to JACK G. DUKE,
Seooba, Miss.
The many friends of Miss Mary Ken
non will be pleased TO learn that she is
much better, ano is rapidly regaining
her health and strength.
LosT-on the streets of Scooba, Sum
day, a large bunch of keys. Finder will
be suitably rewarded on returning same
to Rosenbaum's store.
The delay in receiving the bank vault
and fixtures, does not speak very well
for the firms from whom SAID a~rticles
were ordered.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Barnes and two
little sons, of Fulton, KY, came in last
evening and are domiciled at Mrs. D. F.
Cars.