The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-04-14
COUNTY NEWS.

See "Btfeyed" notice elsewhere.
Mackersl in kits-iresh, at Doke's. ,
Car Of sylph Flour irst received at
Dukes.
Another house or two would rent In
6eooba.
The aytesiau we'll project takes kindly
with our people.
Master Carlisle Farrar has again gone
10 work at the NJ. & o. depot.
q Mr.. Lexie Hubbard, Of S~huqualsk,
as 8 visitor TO Scoobe Sunday.
Mr.. Thad Jones, OF Oak Grove, was q
visitor to Seooba the pset week.
Gents Furnishing Goods An elegant
line, just received az RosENBAUM's.
Strawberries, ice-cream and cake ct
Mrs. J. Z. Floore'e tomorrow night.
Gravel and grading would make our
streets and sidewalke 'more ftten'."
Cotton Plsnters-P.ows and double
feet, at James II. Dukes.
Mr.. Walter Bethany attended a $50
cial function" in the Queen City last
Friday night.
Mrs. Fl. G. Minor, of Macon, was tho
guest of Mre- Annie Wiloourne for aey,
ersl dayn of the past week.
Seed sweet potatoes-Southern yell
l1w Yam, Pumpkin Yam, and Bunch
8am-at Jauc, II. Dukes.
Miss Lottie Pankey has completed
her course st the Meridian Business
College and returned home.
ForaLatest Styles in Millinery call on
MISS S. DANIEL,
Evansville, Miss.
The best physic. Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to
take. pleasant in effect. For sale by
M. e. Ward.
Mics Vera Persons. one of Scooba's
most attractive young ladies, spent sew
ersl days of the past week with Meri-
dian friends.
Col. JarAea II. Duke spent several
days of the past week in New Orleane,
attending to tbs sale OF q lot of cattle
which he hsd shipped to that point.
Mr.. B. R. Kuykepdsll has purchased
a good sized slice off the west side of
the Presbyterian msnse property, and
will shortly erect q neat cottage home.
The publisher of this paper has a
scholarship in the Gsoreia-Alabama
Blu -inees College, located at Macon, Ga,
which be will dispose of on reasonable
terms. Write ue.
Mr.. Leslie Tinsley, q trusted employee
OF the Meyer,Neville Hardware Co. at
M 9ridian, spent several days of last
week as the guest Of his cousin, DIR. J.
f Tinsley.
Master Tom Nethery, of Penn Sta-
ton, spent the Sabbath with his par
ents at this place. Tom likes his Job
and We are pleased TO learn hat he is
giving complete satisfaction.
MI. +. &. Mohler, OF Mt. Olive, well
and favorably known to u people,
among whom be wes bcru and reared,
was the guest OF Mics Rachel Duke for
several days of the past week.
Meesrs. II, A. Shotte & Co. Of Mt.
Nebo, Kemper Co., bought property
here last week, and we understand will
establish a business here some time in
the near future.-Neshoba Democrat,
published at Philadelphia.
Mr.. Dunk McAllum, who has the con-
tract to carry the mail between this
point and Dekalb for the next four
years, beginning June Isl, has pur~
chased the Mohler place, just east OF
the Scoobe Academy, and will move to
town. The consideration was ST, 100.
The boring for water at the home OF
MI. Tom McHenry, at Fox Prairie, has
proven a success and from a depth OF
So feet l iuch Mr.. McHenry now has q
flowing well. Boring operations are
now in progress st the new saw-mill
plant of the Supf,wer Lumber Co, and
it is hoped to strike a flo wing we'll there
aiso. Every mill should have one.
Visitors to Scooba are loud in their
praises of the uniform courtesy Of our
people; the productiveness of the soil
of this section of the State arouses their
wonderment and fila them with enthu.
siasm, and the location of the town.site
from a business point OF view strikes
them most favorably. But when it
rains, the condition of our streets and
sidewalks throws O damper on every
ching. Tnis should be remedied.