The Kemper herald., 1904-09-22

recovering. Later, a trouble OF The
heart developed, and AZ o'clock on
Friday morning last the soul OF that
good, Christian woman winged its q gnt
to fairer scenes beyoud the skies. Dur
ing her soiourn among our people de-
ceased made many warm and loving
friends who regretted greatly her re-
movsl from Scooba--who regret atill
more the visitation OF Providence which
has removed her from their earthly
ken, aud all join in rendering the grief J
stricken husband and other relatives
sympathy in their bereavement.
Mr.. Harris Botnick, of Eutaw, has
opened up stock OF goods in the room
between the Qasrles and Roserbaum
stores, The business will be in charge
OF Messrs. J.. Boipick and NJ Flanagan,
/, two very clever and sfahle gentlemen.
| They will carry q large line of clothing,
hats, shoes and gents furnishings, and
expect to open up by Saturday at the
latest. Give them call.
Mr.. Marx Goldstein, who spent the
greater part OF last week in Scooba in
the interest of the knights Of Honor,
succeeded in adding quite a number to
the roll OF the Lodge at this place. Il
j is probable that Mr. Goldetein will re-
visit this section shortly and endsavor
| to establish another 10 ge OF this ordar
at some one OF the more populous
places in the county.
Two most enjoyable social functions
marked the close OF last week--one, on
Thursday night, at the residence of
Mrs, j. E. Floore, plimentary to
Miss Beatrice Burgess, the charming
guest of Miss Lottie Pankey; the sec-
ond, on Friday night, at the pleasant
| home OF Mrs. II. R)senbaum, in honor
of her niece, Miss Ruth RoseEbaum.
Mrs. NJ. E. Slaughter, of Kingston, n.
Y, spent several days OF the past week
as the guest of the family of Mr.. r. $.
Nethery. The lady came after her
mother.in-iaw, Mrs. M. e. Slaughter,
Sr, who foy some time past has been
making her home with the Netherys.
The two ladies started on their long
journey to tbs North on Tuesday,
Large, elegant and well-assorted line
OF Ladies Fall Hats now on view at
DUKES CHEAP CASH STORE. and that
atfable young man, John Pearson, pos
seeses the eye of a connosseur when it
comes to the act and beeomipguess of q
lady's head-wear. And then there's
Jimmie Adams--another good Judge.
And the bats are beauties, and cheap
Ge gods! what more do you want; the
earth?
Mr.. VIII Rswles has returned TO Ma.
con, Ga, and re-enterred the Ga Ala.
Business College. 1t will be rernem-
bared that Will was forced, by i'll
health, to return home in the Spring,
before the completion CT his course.
We trust that better luck will be his
this time.
Misses Carrie and Lolita Rosenbaum
returned Thursday last from an extend~
ed visit to friends in Meridian, Colum-
bus and other points. They were ac~
companied home by their cousin, Miss
Ruth Rossnbaum, pretty and accom-
plished young lady OF Meridian.
The County superintendent of Edu-
cation, trio of legal luminaries and a
fair part of our most intelligent people
have been engaged for couple of days
wrestling with the problem presented
by Scooba's peculiar scholastic condi,
tions. And the end is not yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam I. Watts, Of Meri>
dian, spent Monday night with the lat~
ter'o family, and left on the north
bound tram Tuesday morning for st.
Louis, where they will spend a season
seeing the sights at the big ex position.
DR.. J. i. Tinsley returned Tuesday
from an extended sojourn among home
folks in the Rio neighborhood, and as
sit is not good for man to dwell alone"
he went over to BinnBville yesterday
after Mrs. Tinsley and the baby.
We understand that Miss Vera Per-
sons will teach music at the Academy
this term. Miss Persons has the repu-
tation Of being proficient musician
and will doubtless make frst-clasa in
structor.
Messrs. Abner and Edward Jack left
Thursday last for Clinton, in Kinds
County, where they have entered Miss
issippi College. The best wishes OF
host OF friends so with them.
Miss Beatrice Jameson, of Housson,
| Miss, is here and will teach music over
the fall and winter. Miss Jameson viii
be pleased to secure few pupils in ad-
joining towns.
We are gratified to note that Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Twilley, both OF whom have
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