The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-04-26

resented on the diamond-and by a
pretty good team, at that. What
has come DER the spirit of Brother
Gewin's dreams?
Accompanied by Mrs. r. S. Meth
cry and Miss wilma Lester, the fol-
lowing pupils OF the Scooba High
School visited DeKalb last week
and underwent a teachers examine
ton: Misses Matte Smith, BERTHE
Morrison, Claudio Scott, Allie Belle
Adams, Rubie Stuart and Hattie
Cobb, and Messrs. Frank and Pat
Scott, Glenn Stewart, Bernie Rosen-
baum and Felix Warren. Alvin Ro-
senbaum was also in the party.
Col. James H. Duke left last even
ing for Mobile, where he\will enter
a sanitarium and where 1t is hoped
he will regain something of his for
mer health. The fact that he had
regained sufficient strength to un-
dertake the trip, might be regarded
as a hopeful sign. He was accom-
panied by Nj. John Pearson, and
the best wishes Of all for his ultl-
mate and thorough recovery are his.
The baseball season is on, and it
behooyes the enthusiasts in this
f'neck % the woods" to be doing
something. We consider that the
matter is up tothe parties who man.
aged the team last year, and as, last
year, the only fault was lack OF
practice, the boys ought to be or
ganized and regular practice had.
Walter Carter, Ollie Eastland. Pete
GARTER, ct al, let's hear from you.
Waistings and Skirt Goods Novel
ties at RDsenbBum's.
It is the intention of the ladies Of
the Baptist Church to sell lunches,
on the evening of the CONCERT by the
Otterbein Male Quartette Saturday,
April 2Sth), at the residence of Mrs.
j. E. Floore, over Col. Dukes store.
A cordial welcome and courteous
treatment will be accorded all.
Strawberries will be the feature of
the occasion.
Mr.. G. L. Kitchens. after a brief
visit to home folks at Evansville, re-
turned Friday to Louisville, where
he has q good paying job. The young
man was accompanied by his father,
Mr., Thomas Kitchens, whose health
has not been good and who hopes to
derive some benefit by the trip.
Next Tuesday will be the day for
the regular meeting of the Board OF
| Mayor and Aldermen of the Town
of Scooba, and it is likely that the
matter of a bored well will be taken
up. The proposition of Mr.. J. G,
johnson to improve a certain side
walk should also be considered,
Mr.. j. j. Scott returned to Mer
dian, from whence he had been
summoned owing to the apparently
dangerous illness of his baby son,
last evening. We are pleased to
state that the child is all right, and
is doing nicely under the watchful
care of DR.. j. B. Mooney.
Eastland, the druggist, has laid in
a big stock of baseball players ne
cessaries, and the Scooba team
should use some of them this sum-
mer with credit to the old town.
Get together, boys, and let's have a
club of which we can all be proud.
Mr.. =. Y, Lipscomb, who has been
spending the past fall and winter
with his daughter, Mrs. P. G. Gard
ner of Birmingham, Ala, is now the
guest of another daughter, Mrs. w.
G. Ballard, u few miles east of town,
The M. & O. depot has been treated
to a coat of paint, and now Messrs.
John Hartford and Allan Adams are
wearing their hats cooked a little
bit over n eye.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.
Franklin Clark is somewhat better
though still very weak and far from
we'll. We trust he will continue &c
improve.
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Mrs. S. T.. Miller, of Meridian, i
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J, T. II.
Hallford, at the McCalebb House,
$500 yards of Embroideries, al
from 2lc. to 40e. per yard. at
Rosenbaum's.
We have a New Home (drop-head'
Sewing vachine, which we will sci
cheap for cash.
The Otterbein Male Quartette a
the Academy, Saturday night,
New and Up-to-date Goods fol
spring at RosenbauW's,