The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-07-21

members Of the Ladies' Aid Society Of
The Presbyterian Church will entertain
their friends ana eerve (for e c%onsiders~
tom refreshments on The lawn in front
Of Capt. and Mrs. D. T. Carr's pleasant
home. These good ladies' have been
striving for a long time 20 raise sufi-
cient funds to wipe CT The debt on the
Msnse property. and The amounts raised
By these entertainments help wonders
fully. Your mike may be a hale one,
but every little counts-and His coms
ment was "She hath done what she
could" So come out and help the la
dies in their good work, and the happyi
feeling which always follows q cons
mendsble action will be yours.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
an announcement OF the removal If the
business OF the Gurley Saddlery Co, Of
Meridian, from their old stand to q
point just opposite the Meyer-Neville
Co. The Gurley Co. is one of the most
responsible and extensive handlers Of
vehicles and harness and ssddlery sup
plies In Mississippi, and it will prove to
your advantage to write them if you
need ANYTHING in their line.
Mr.. John T. DAD Burnett, the clever
and progressive photographer from De-
! mopolis, Ala, spent stversl days Of the
past week in this eection and "made
! purties' for a whole lot Of folks. 1t la
many years since dad" visited this
section, and the work done by him at
that time is today his best ADVERTISE
ment. He does nothing but high class
work, and does it we'll.
DIR. T. B. Paulette, manager of the
! Macon Electric Light and Power Co.,
was here this week and phones were
placed in the Bank of Kemper and at
w. Ii. Stuart & Co.'s livery stables.-
THE doctor is now endeavofiug TO Sc
cure enough patrons at Dekslb to JUS
tify him in running the wire from
Scooba to that point.
Messrs. R. M. Quarles and r. f. Irby
left Monday night for Biloxi, where
they will disport themselves in the wa
tiers for a season. They will also visit
Mobile and New Orleans, and Rufe says
that If he don't bring Dick home tied
to some pretty girl Tor life, it won't be
for want of trying. Their stay is indefi.
mite.
The School Commissioners Of Keme
per County are called to meet in De-
Kalb on Thursday, July 28th, for the
purpose OF making some necessary
changes for the betterment of the
schools. The County Superintendent
earnestly requeats the attendance at
the meeting of all Commissioners.
We regret exceedingly to note that
Mrs. James H. Duke is still ailing-in
fact, is threatened with a spell of fever.
We trust that. with the loving care and
best Of medical attention that she will
have hey symptoms may prove erro~
NOUS and that better health will be
her portion shortly.
Miss Kate Turner returned Wednes-
day of last week from oxford, where
she had been attending the Institute at
the State University-called hoEle by
the illness of her mother, who, we are
glad to state, is somo better.
For a lazy liver try Chamherlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They in.
vigorate the liver, aid the digestion,
regulate the bowels and prevent bilious
attacks. For sale by N. z. Ward, the
druggist, Scooba, Miss.
The annual inetitute for white teach
ers of Kemper County Will be held in
DeKalb the first week in August: for
colored teachers the second week. ALI
are expected to attend.
Miss Mary Kenpon is at home for a
brief sojourn, after a pleasant visit to
friends in Jackson, Columbus, and
points in Alabama.
Mr.. Hal Jenkins, OF Shuqualak, spent
Tuesday evening with Scooba friends.
A nice line of Zyigler's Ladies' Shoes
at reduced prices, at Dukes.