The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-06-21

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of Wahalak, who, we Learn, attained
an average of 100 in all his studies.
This youth is a son of Mr.. John
O'Brien, and if he can keep up this
lick all through his college days and
inherits just about one-half the gift
of CAB possessed by the ''eld mani,
great things are in store for him.
One of his charming sisters once told
the editor of this paper that they
were Irish and proud of it; there
can be but little doubt that at n
time oranother old man John kissed
the blarney store; the boy has the
pre-requisites-the endeavor must
be his.
The Yenains of Mrs. Sara Neville,
the aged motherof Mr.. 5. 5. Neville,
who died suddenly from heart fail
ure at her home in Meridian on the
morning of the 18th inst, We're
brought to Scooba the same evening
and taken to Giles, where they were
laid to rest beside other loved mes
the following morning. She was a
a highly esteemed chafitably iE-
clined, GEsistian woman, doing
much good in q quiet, unostenta-
tious way, and will be much missed
by many recipients of her bounty.
The sympathy of all is rendered
those beyeft of her tender compan-
ionship.
One CT the boys of whon kempar
has Il just right to be proud, re-
turned this week and went out to
visit the old folks and other rela-
tives in the Kipling neigh borhood.
We refer to Pfof. S, D. Stennis, of
Galveston, Texas, n of the bright
est representatives of Mississippi in
the Lone Star State. Such as he
reflect credit and honor on their ma
tive State, county and community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rosenbaum
gave a little dinner Sunday at which
were present, ip addition to their
own family, Mr.. and Mfs. Ben
Scboenfeld of Port Gibson and Mr.,
Wilkes Rosenbaum of DeKalb. Peoz
pie always have something extra
good to eat OF affairs of this kind,
and''your uncle Henry has been
complaining CT his stomach hurting
him evef since,
Considerable discussion was had
yesterday as to the brand of liquor
used by Ben r, Kpykendall. That
it is the fighting kind, none could
deny, as it knocked Bf'er kuyken-
dali flat OH his back ont Of q chair,
We would remind the gentleman
that he has let's of friends, and if
that liquor was divided around the
effect would probably not be so,
streHpHHQps,
We would suggest that the ladies
of Scooba who have baby buggies
and go-carts get up a petition, sign
1t and send il TO the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen, requesting them to
repair certain places in the side
xalk; then, If the Board fails to
comply, we would suggest that the
said ladies organize themselves into
a Carrie Nation society and make
'em do it,.
M. H. d. Pool and wife, of Myr-
tistown, La, is visiting the formers
parents, MI. and Mrs. Ode Pool, a
few miles west Of town. Mr. Pool is
in charge of a section of railroad in
the Bayou State, and is well pleased
with his location, Mrs. Pool is a
daughter of Mr.. r. l.. Thomas.
Eastland, the druggist, will fur
nish the ladies, for social gather
ings, suppers, pic-nies, etc. with
Hoadlev's celebrated Iee-cream at
the following prices: Single quart,
so GENTS; larger quantities, 40 cents
per quart. Please notify him when
cream is needed, in good time.
Born-on Thursday, June 14th, to
| Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G. Hammack, a sor,
Mother and child are doing well, and
it is our wish that the little chap
may live and thrive and grow up TO
be a blessing to his parents when
the shadows begin to lengthen On
life's pathway for them.
After a pleasant visit of several
weeks duration to Rev. and Mrs. j.
G. johnson, Mrs, Fannie Calhoun
and Miss Syria Hill left "Wednesday
morning for their home in Coying-
ton. Ky. They made many friends
while here, and all hope for their
return at no late dete.
We dislike very much to proceed
to extremities, but there IRE a large
numbeR of subscribers to the KEN
PER HERALD who are due the office
on subscription sums ranging from
$500 to $500. We need this money,
and need it right nov; and the bills
must be paid.
An expert aRtician, representing
the A. K. Hawkes. Co., will be at
Eastlandis drug store the latter part
of next waek, and if you need spec
taoIas Won will never have a better