The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-12-13
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Eastland's for Toys.
See election notice elsewhere.
Seed RIVE at JAS. d. FRENoH's.
Chancery Court converes in De-
Kalb on Monday.
See Eastland's line of Christmas
novelties before buying.
DR.. Charlie Bell, of DeKalb, was
visitor to Scooba on Monday.
French, the g~roceryman, is now
receiving bakers bread twice week
Don't forget the musical euter-
tainment at the Academy on n
2lst inst.
Mr.. Allan Adams is again holding
down a job at the M. q o. depot at
this place.
Mr.. Abe Douglass spent the Sab
bath with the family of his brother
at C%liftonville.
Mr.. J. f. Alexander, Of Wahalak,
made us a pleasant and appreciated
call last evening.
Mr. John McCaskill and family
moved to the Stevenson place, west
of town, Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. f. Clark are now
occupying rooms over the store OF
the Duke Mercantile Co.
A. A. Hammock has Collins, Cas-
kets. and a general supply of Under
takers Goods, at lowest prices
For RENr.-The 'Avery" place.
ADplv to JOE CRAMER,
Scooha, Miss.
Rev. H. B. Perritt is attending the
Annual Conference, at Laurel, this
week; Mrs. Perritt accompanies
him.
Novelties for the holidays, expen-
sive and Inexpensive, for Old, mid
dle-aged and young, at Eastlaho.s
drug store.
Mr.. Z. w. Oden, of the HER
AIDS subscribers at Oak Grove, was
in town Tuesday and made us a
pleasant call.
Mrs. f. II. Scott, after a pleasant
sojourn of several weeks duration
with relatives in Laurel, has re-
turned home.
The "Alpine Entertainers are
credited with being irst-ciass must
clans. Go and hear them at the
Academy on the 21st inst.
Our Office was frightened by q
visit from Miss Sara Daniel, of
Binnsville, Tuesday evening. Our
lady friends are always welcome.
Mr.. John +. Howell is assisting In
the store of the Duke Mercantile Co.
over the busy season, and Mr.. James
e. StringfeIlow in that of 7. Rauh.
Quite a number of Seooba young
folks who are off attending school
are expected home for the holidays,
and Christmas week promises to be
a lively one
Drop in at the Bazaar, now in full
blast in the rooms oyer the store Of
the Duke Mercantile Co. You will
find lots of pretty things there, suit
able for Christmas gifts.
The M. & O. Co. relieved the con-
gested condition Of affairs, Monday,
by sending a train and carrying off
all the cotton stored in the freight
room and on the depot platform.
WANTED: Lady to advertise our
goods locally. Several weeks home
work. Salary 1920 per week, $l.00
a day for expenses. SAUNDERS q
Co, Dept. w, 46-48 Jackson Boule-
ward, Chicago, III.
w. S. BaFefield, OF B~rooksyille.
the popu ar young dentist who has
been doing such satisfactory work
here this fall, will be at the Meta
lebb House on Monday, the 18th
inst, ana remain three days.
Hon. Sam O.. Bell and Col. g. J.
Rencher. of DeKalb, and Attorney
r.. E. Wilbourn and his stenograhcr,
Miss Sue Woods, of Meridian, were
here this week taking testimony in
a suit in chancery.
The many friends of Mr.. w. G.
Ballard, who last week sustained
something like a paralytic stroke
along the left side Of his body, learn
with pleasure that his condition is
NOT serious and that there ii every
reason TO expect his carly recovery.