The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-09-19

Tinsley Is ahyptonlst, a mesmerlzef
or something of that kind. At least.
the editor of this paper was troubled
with an aching tooth II day this
week and we sought the dentist with
the intention of having the offend
4 ing tooth extracted. Strange to say,
] every time we looked at the dentist
4 the throbbing pain lessened, and by
the time he had merely looked at il
| the aching had about ceased. 1t is
fortunate for the gentleman named
| that he lives in the present enlight-
ened age, for they burned witches
at the stake a century or more ago
A card which we received a few
days ago states that Mr.. III. d. Pool,
a former resident of this section AND
| one of THE HERALD's subscribers,
| is now located at Shreveport, ILtan
! where he is q member of the fire de-
| partment. He writes that he likes
his new location and vocation, but
| that crops in that ~sectfoitaai8 not
| good, rain is. badly needed. 2nd1he
weevil has cut the cotton short.
Mr.. John Carter, the genial clerk
at EaBtland's drug store, spent the
| Sabbath in Crawford. and spent II
in the company of two as charming
| young ladies as O be found in East
| Mississippi, the Misses Bessie and
| Mary Alice Wilkins, who have fTe1
quently visited and are very popular
in Scooba. John says the girls just
| showed him the incest kind of a
! time.
We learn from a reliable source
that Hon. r.. E. Wilbourn, of Meri-
dian, is an aspirant for the appoint
| ment to the judgeship of this judi
| cial circuit. There can be no ques-
ton but that MI. Wilbourn would
reflect honor on the judicial ermine,
| and he will receive the warm sup
| port of his old neighbors and friends
in this section.
S~ixty-six young ladies have been
booked to take the Port Gibson Fe-
male College Educational Trip to
New Orleans. Students who take
the trip are to arrive in Port Gibson
September oath, and on September
18th the session will open for those
who do not take the trip.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Pearson, on Thursday, September
18th, a son. We wish these dear
friends of ours much JOY over this
latest blessing which has been added
to their many, and may they see, as
wears pass by, but renewed pleasure
in this gracious gift.
mt. J. J. Scott and son Pat were
here. for several days of the past
week.. doing some needed work on
the gin of the Eagle Cotton Oil Co.
at this place. MI. Scott left yester-
day for Brooksville, where he ex-
poets TO do some work to the Com
pany's gin.
Nstice is hereby given that on
Thursday.of next week, September
2eth; a Lodge of Royal Arch Masons
will be.lorganized in. Scooba. All
members are urgently requested to
be on hand. :, ...pe.S
w. u. Ls Ls
am now with the old, reliable Cloth
ing House IF Louis II. Arkey, at Meri-
dian. I thank my Kemper County
friends for past favors, and will appre.
ciate q continuance of their patronage.
Very res pectfully.
GREENE Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam 4. Watts and
Miss Bette Duke returned home
Friday, the latter having arrived at
Philadelphia, Pa, a few days prior,
from her European trip. They all
report having had a most enjoyable
time, but were glad to get home.,
Messrs. Henry and Wilkes Rosen-
baum returned Friday from their
trip to the northern. q ndseeastern
markets. They OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
able pleasure with business, and the
former exhibited to us 81 cents as
being '.iust what he had LETT.
Mayor-elect f. J. Irby 'got his
hand I'M last Saturday, when he
gave a sscullud gen'man' $1,000 and
costs for p%urloining a pair of trons-
ers from the store OF the Duke Mer-
camille Co.
Mr.. w. T. Scott, of Laurel, was Q
visitor to his mother. Mrs. p. j..
Scott, his brother, Mr.. j. j. Scott
and other friends and Relatives. ins
Scooba for several days of the past
week.
House and Lot. opposite College st
Sc ,obs, for sale. Write to Mrs. L.
N.tharv, Shrqnalak, Mise.