The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-08-18
COUNTY NEWS.

Note change IN Wards ad,
Fresh Turnip Seed for sale at Wards
Scooba's "boom'' promises to be q
healthy one.
See notice to u. G. v. members, on
opposite page.
Mr.. Hugo Matzuer is visiting his un-
Gle, Mr.. Joe Crsmer.
Postmaster HaIlford made g business
trip to Meridian this week,
Take g little stock in the Scooba
Truck Growers Association.
A couple OF dwelling houses-to rent
ARE badly needed II Scooba.
Miss Annie Houston, OF Warsaw, Ale.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Pearson
TIE Seooba High School will open for
the term l904-05 on the first Monday
in September.
For a nice buggy, hack. surrey or set
ot harness, call on w. II. Stuart & Co.
Pnces reasonable.
Services at the Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath, morning and night. All
are cordially invited.
The im preston seems to prevail that
the best location for a public we'll ia the
vacant r,n;op n bt,rob LOT
Mrs. NJ, A. Stewart has accepted a
position as b~ookkeeper IN MIR. Joe Graz
mer's mercantile establishment.
New-Home. Raised-Winter Turnip
Seed, for sale by W. E, BEAzLEY,
Scooba, Miss.
w. III. Stuart & Co. would like to ex~
change q number Of young horses and
mules for anImala suitable for the liv-
cry business,
Nh. Harris Botnieh, who we under
stand was at one time in business at
Evansville, has rented the storeroom
vacated this week by Mr. Duke.
A couple Of itinerant painters were
here this week and decorated the front
of the bank building with a sign they
also painted one for Barnes & Sons.
The we'll known Goodbnr Co.'s make
of Shoes, aud DeWitt's celebrated make
Dixie Girl"-at
DUKES CHEAP CASH STORE.
The publisher of this paper has a
scholarship in the Gaorgia-Alabama
Business College, located at Macon, Ga,
which he will dispose OF on reasonable
terms. Write us.
Miss Mary Kenuon left Tueeday for
Terrell, Texas, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Will Sargent, and later will visit Miss
Clara White, at Waco. Her stay is in
definite.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
should promulgate an ordinance mak>
ing it compulsory that all buildings
hereafter erected in the business part
OF town be freproof.
Mrs, l.. L. Ward, OF Cameron, and
Mrs. Jessie Shrock and little daughter,
of Shroek, Miss, mother, sister and
niece oil our townsmsn, Mr.. NJ. e. Ward,
are guests OF that gentleman.
Just received-a carload OF the eele~
brated. Studebaker Wagons. Prices az
low as the lowest-we will not be UNI
darsold. The best on the market.
DuKE's CHEAP CASH STORE.
r1ai us 10 this neighborbood has an
Ice q ~nirst-shey buy their liquor
b. me barrel. Al least, q half dozen
empty whiskey barrels were shipped
away iron the Scoobs station not long
since.
II you have a boy or girl whom you
are thinking OF sending away from home
to school this Fall, inquire first as TO
the exceptional advantages ia be Of
Tered by the scooba High School the
coming term. II may provo of much
help In reaching a decision.
We regret to nore that "Uncle John"
Moseley painfully injured his right
hand, Monday morning, by its being
caught between the bar and staple in
opening the store door. As Nj. Nose
Iey's good right hand is needed in his
business, the injury is causing him con-
siderable Inconvenience.
Col. and Mrs. James II. Duss ard
their two Younger daughters, Misses
Sara aud Bette, LETT Saturday for Heal-
ing Springs, Ala it being hoped that a
s%oiourn at this famed resort will prove
beneficial 70 Mrs. Duke. Her numerous
friends sincerely trust the trip will re-
suit in her thorough restoration to
health,