The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-04-19

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| pany was the attractionsatthe Grand
last night, the entertainment offered
d by the Atlanta Lecture Association.
The audience was a splendid one,
I the house being crowded, as it al
ways is for the lecture events, and
] applause was cordial apd constant,
every member receiving eneores.
The Quartet is an entertaining or
! g~anization, its repertoire varied and
novel, and many recalls brought out
q large part of this repertoire and
demonstrated also the pleasure Of
the house.
"In the Spring, the young mans
fancy lightly turns to thoughts Of
love-" This tender sentiment re-
Cured to US the other day when we
saw our Uncle John" hanging over
a certain front gate and whispering
soft nothings in a gentle maiden's
ear. And right here we want to
warn the fair sex against allowing
their hearts to incline too much
towards our "Uncle John'-his af-
fections are already wholly taken
up by Eggleston's daughter.
There were two burials of menabers
of our colored population on Easter
Sunday-both females. One, Mary
Adams, had been sick a long while,
and to her the coming OF the death
angel was but a release from suffer-
ing and a promise of a happier fu-
ture; the other, Lizzie Johnson, q
sister of the young man whose death
occurred on the 3rd inst, was but a
young girl and we understand was
taken sick the day Of her ~brQther's
funeral.
Our good old friend Capt. G. B.
Tinsley. of the Rio neighborhood,
accompanied by his grand-niece,
Miss Mamie Davis of Ponta, were
guests of DR.. j. E. Tinsley and wife
fer several days of the week. The
Captain, like many others among
US, was greatly disappointed at the
inability of the Rev. Sam Jones to
lectule here on Tuesday night.
WANTED-bX Chicago wholesale
and mailorder house, assistant MAN.
ager oman or woman) for this county
and adjoining territory. Salary $40
and expenses paid weekly; expense
money advanced. Work pleasant;
position permanent. No investment
or experience required. Spare time
valuable. Write at once for full par
t~iculars, and enclose self-addressed
envelope. SUPERINTENDENT,
132 Lake St., Chicago, Ill.
1T is the intention of the ladies of
the Baptist Church to sell lunches,
on the evening Of tle concert by the
Otterbein Male Quaptette saturday,
April 28th), at the resideuce of Mrs.
J.E. Floore, over Col. Dukes store.
A cordial welcome and courteous
treatment will be accorded all.
Mrs. y: H. Harlan, Of Mcleod,
has been the guest of Scooba friends
for several days past. As Mrs. Alice
Stewart, Mrs. Harlan had a host of
loving and admiring friends in this,
her old home, and the welcome ac-
corded her by them has been a
warm one.
Some of the dear people want to
know why the Board OF School Trus-
tees don't call a meeting of the pa=
irons of the school to settle certain
disputed questions. As it has been
the custom heretofore, we know of
no good reason for not SO doing.
New and beautiful millinery sun
dries-laces, ribbons, feathers, flow
ers, etc.-being received daily at the
Rosenbaum Store. Our line of pat
tern hats is as stylish, u~p-to-date,
and reasonable in price us can be
found anywhere,
From now until Nay 1st, 1905, we
will furnish the KEMPER HERALD
and Home and Farm (the latter proy
badly the best agricultural paper in
the South for one year, to cash-in-
advance subscribers, for the price of
the former, $1.00.
Mr.. j. A. Lupsford and daughter,
of Sucarnochee, We're among the Wis
itors to Seooba Monday morning.;
while here the former dropped into
ulr,U uEDATn offfco and
the EDITORS heart by q renewal OF
his subscription.
We note with pleasure that Col.
James Fl. Dukes condition is con
S derably improved, at this writing,
and his family aud physicians are
very hopeful Of bis being able, in a
few days, to go to some s%anitarium
for treatment.
Alvin Hare, a bright young
gentleman from the Geiger neigh
borhnod and the son Of the o%yerseer
on Mr.. John II. Pinson's big planta-
ton, was one of our agreeable callers
Monday morning.
Mr.. S. a. Wilder, living in the
southwest part of the county (Nox-
uhaeI, and Miss Annie Wilson, of
Kemper County, We're married April
9th by Rev. w. II. Thompson
Macon Beacon.
mi. D.. e-.nu $4,000 4Lro,,ob |