The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-10-03


in thel revivifying atmosph of
"The Ikand of the sky Baskerville.
n. C.(EDr, and Mrs. H. Pinson, of
Geiger,kAla., returned last evening,
and welfare pleased to state that the
formerh has been much benefited by
the trirk; Mrs. Pinsen is also enjoy
ling godd health. Their son, DR.. G.
H. Pinhon, met them at this point
with the carriage, and while here
made uk a most pleasant call.
Miss lolita. the talented and pop
MAR ydlnger daughter or Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hilary Rosenbaum, left Sunday
mornin9 for Nashville, Tenn, where
she had re-enterred Wards Semi
nary. as institution which she at
tended hst session. This young lady
will be missed greatly from social
| and chukch gatherings, at which her
rare yodh musical attachments has
made hdr an exceptional favorite.
Amonk the most welcome visitors
| to ScoolRa, the past week, was Mrs.
9,hos. vi Wilder, of Meridian. The
lady anu her family lived here for a
numberbf years and has a host OF
friends h. this section, and all were
pleased Ito learn that she is most
agreeabty situated in her present
home arid that the health of herself
: and family has been and is excel
lent.
A petition was circulated in Scoo-
ba this Ieek, requesting Gov.-elect
Noel tot appoint Hon. r. E. Will
bourn tE the Circuit Judgeship of
this. thesTenth Judicial District of
Mississippi. We have heard of none
who refyksed to sign same, which is
| as it shcklld be, for this is Eggles-
toms oldI home and here his virtues
are best knewn and recognized.
MessrsE Edwards and Guy Jack
left Tuesslay morning for Clinton, to
resume heir studies at Mississippi
| College. They were accompanied
by Mr.. Hernie Rosenbaum, who will
spend Thu next year, at. the institu-
ton mentioned. All three of the
BOYS have the best wishes of our
people.
1 am mob with the old, reliable Cloth
! ing House If Louis d. Arkey, at Meri-
dian. 1 Thank NY Kemper County
friends forkpast favors, and will appre-
| ciate a ordinance of their patronage.
Eery res pectfully.
GREENE Ross.
Both CIptain and Mrs. Guy Jack
have beef on the list of the ailing
the past kweek-the latter from a
bronchials trouble, and the former
from a biEoes attack. We note with
pleasure That both have about re-
covered.
BoRN-to Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Par
nell, on ttEe night of Monday. Sep
TENDER 30th, a son. We extend con-
gratulatiohs, and trust thatthe lines
Of this little fellow, all through life,
may be cssst in pleasant places.
Rev. ami Mrs. James G. Johnson
and littld son have returned from
their trirE into Tennessee, and our
| people may expect preaching in the
| ~FreshvterEan Church next Sabbath. |
morning dnd night.
Eastlanh, the druggist, is renew
ing his stuck right along, and keeps
as up-to-hate a line of drugs and
| drug sundries as can be found any
where outside the very large cities.
! A teacbEr is wanted for the Long
Branch school, in the Skipper neigh
/ borhood, FOR the winter season. Adj
| dress eithkr w. I. Persons or w. w.
Hardin, az Skipper postoffice.
Hon. SIM. Graham has taken up
! his residekce in Jackson, where he
purposes continuing his legal stud
les until sIlch time as the State Leg
islature stall convene.
The buikiing operations in prog
ress in Sc.foba would indicate that
the old tom was on a boom right.
Mr.. "D.E'' tuart has been in st.
Louis the bast week, buying a car
load of hoFses and mules.
Watch dcooba growl