The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-08-24


L. Rosenbaqln, was performed the
ceremony which united in matrimo-
NAL ties Mr.. Simon Resented, a
prominent, prosperous and popular
business man of West Point, and
Miss Freda Goldsmith, the accom-
plished sister Of Mrs. Henry Rosen-
baum of this place. After a brief
reception, the happy couple left on
a trip to New York and other NORTH
ern points. The bride has been q
frequent visitor to ,Scooba, and her
charming personality and atfable
demeanor- have endeared her to a
large circle Of friends, who will join
with the editor of THE HERALD in
the wish that for her the FIXTURE may
hold naught but perfect happiness
and prosperity.
Work on the Baptist Church, the
store building being erected by Mr..
A. E. Key and the dwelling-housr
which Miss Mary Kennon and MI.
Edward IFby are having built, is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily; Mr. L.
N. Whites residence is rapidly
nearing completion, and the repairs
and improvements to the McCalebb
House have reached a point where
that we'll known and popular host
elry is beginning to look like some
thing" Some other minor building
operations and improvements are
going on, and altogether, despite the
Tcroakers, the old town do grow.
AS one of our fellow-citizens re-
marked to us q few days since, sup
pose after the wet season we have a
long drouth-what will many of our
people do for water? There has
been a considerable increase in our
population within the past year, bat
we are not aware of a single addi-
tional cistern having been dug. The
water question Is likely to BECOME
a living issue in Scooba this fall.
Pleasantly Effective.
Never in the way, no trouble to carry.
easy to take, pleasant and nevr failing
in reaults are Dewitt's Little Early RS.
-re. These famous little pills are cer>
tain guarentee against headache, bill
iousness, torpid liver and all OF the ills
resulting from constipation. They tonic
al strengthen the FLYER Cure Jaundlce
Sold by O. Eaatland.
Messrs. Jas. II. Adcock. Sam 0.
Bell, NJ ID. West. 4. a. Overstreet,
Geo. NJ. Alexander, Guy j. Rencher,
Drs. T. D. Stennis and G. T. Bell,
a pretty fair representation of De-
Kalb's citizenry, were here Monday
to witness the game of ball between
the Macon-Crawford team and the
Scooba club.
We are requested to ANNOUNCE
that, unless the yellow fever situa-
ton becomes materially changed,
the Poplarville High School and
Business College, which is adver-
tised elsewhere in THE HERALD,
will open September 5th. There is
at present no sickness in Poplarville
or vicinity.
Peculiar Disappearance.
J. D. Rupyan, OF Buil,rvilie, o, laid
the peculiar disappearance OF his pain-
ful symtnmp. of indigestion and bilious
ness, to d. Kings New Life Pills He
Saye: ''Tney are a perfect remedy, for
d III ness, sour stomach, h atache, con-
s ipation, ect." Guaranteed at q. East>
lands drug store, price 25e.
The many friends white and col
oreO of Tom G. McClain, Scooba's
popular barber and ice-man, will be
pleased to know that the operation
performed Saturday on his wife, for
an abscess of the lower bowels, was
successful and that the patient has
very fair chance of recovery.
Miss Fannie c. Moore. of Mon
trose, Jasper County, is visiting the
family OF her brother, Mr.. H. H.
Moore. We understand that Miss
Fannie will this winter assist her
brother, Prof. w. w. Moore, who is
principal of the Montrose schools.
Don't forget that the Institute for
white teachers will begin in DeKalb
next Monday, the 18th inst, the ses
sions continuing throughout the en-
tire week. The InstitGte for colcred
teachers has been postponed until
September 4th.
Some thoughts which we have ex-
pressed elsewhere under the caption
IA Dangerous Pastime," lead up to
the query: What about that bored
well so favorably voted on some
thing over a year ago?
Sid Sweeney (colored) has opened
Il barber-shop in the store-room just
east of Mr.. s. A. Twilley's business
house. Z Sid is a very good barber,
and is entitled to IL fair share of the
public patronage.
Speedy Cure.
Boie, old sores Of any description,
wounds, cuts or bruises, tn ineure +
prompt and speedy cure, Dir. Classes
German Penetrating Lin ment should
be used, Sold by O. falkland.
There are few cases of whooping
cough reported ii town, and the ed