The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-12-12

;Church, is now In full swing in the
rooins over the Duke Mercantile Co.,
and the visitor thereto will find on
exhibition and for sale many useful
and ornamental articles. Hot meals
will be served and refreshments sold
today, tomorrow and Saturday, and
the ladies invite everybody TO call
and patronize them, guaranteeing
prompt attention and courteous
treatment to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen 4. Douglass,
formerly of this place but now of
near CliftonvilIs, where Mr.. Doug
lass il farming very successfully,
| were visitors to Scooba last Satur-
day, en- route to Lauderdale, where,
Sunday, they were present at the
wedding of Miss Bette Wright and
Mr.. Abe Douglass. The editor of
THE HERALD is indebted to Mf. D.
for d ration of very fine honey.
The Board OF Mayor and Alder
men would receive the hearty COM
mendation OF a long-saffering pub
3ic, il they would have a few loads
Of something that would make a
solid fcot-way dumped in front of
the residence Of the late James Har-
din. While not a regular crossing,
there is probably more walking
| across the street at this point than
liany-ether in town.
Complaint is made that some few
gates, opening outward on the main
street of the town, are left swinging
open at all hours. 1t is annoying,
TO say the least, for a pedestrian
hurryGng homeward on q dark night
TO run into oneof these heavy gates,
and the occupants Of the properties
should try and preventive nuisance
as far as possible.
Nj. John Pool, who with his fam
lily moved from p few miles west Of
Scooba TO near Java, In Neshobn
County, about one year ago, wac in
ttown Monday and made us 8 pleas
ant call. He informed us fhaG he is
highly pleased with his new home
and that he and his family have had
excellent health since their removal.
". II. Stuart is rapidly getting in
his stock of general Merchandise,
and is now prepared Ia supply Gus
toners with most of the necessities
of life. His new store fronts the
railroad land II .,XQp. want -four, meat
or groceries Of $50 kind, he will be
pleased TO FIJI your order.
| Mr.. and Mrsx1S. S. Neville, who
have been ,stending the past, week
or tar days on their place at Giles,
treturned to their home in Meridian
on Tuesday. The friends OF ny.
Neville are gratitied to know Ilat
he continues to improve in health,
though slowly.
Ism now with the old, reliable Cloth
ing House uf Louis 81. Arksy, at Meri-
dian. I thank my Kemper County
friends To- psst %iavors, and will sppre-
ciste a continuance OF their pstr onsge.
Very res pactGCiiy.
/; GzEEyR Ross.
PH0TOGRAPHs.--L. r. Eaves, an
up-to-d&ee photographer, is in 5000
ba for q few weeks, and parties de-
string his services can see him at
The Quaries store. Groups or single
! photographs taken; pictures en-
larged at reasonable rates.
/, They have Blankets and Comforts
| galore at the Rosenbaum Store, and
| this is the time of year when such
things are needed. Prices very rea-
sonable, aud it will prove to your
advantage to call there and examine
before purchasing.
SToLEN-from the of Aaron
Tross. over the store Of the Duke
N CIIdiItiic W. ~ f0ioobio OVoACOdNs
| Liberal reward will be paid for in
formation loading 10 the street. OF
| the thief. as well as for the recovery
OF the coat.
The newly married couples who
started their matrimonial voyages
in Scooba this week had ocular owl
dencs Of their popularity through
the demonstrative receptions they
met with on their arrival.
IN the article referring to the
death OF Mrs. W. e. Pearson, pub
lished in last weeks KEEPER HER
| AID, the type makes us say that the
deceased was married in 1881, which
should have been 1851.
In this issue, We call our readers
attention to the advertisement of
the Hattiesburg Business College.
The only regular Business College
in the state affiliated with c literary
college.
rKE kRaPEg HERALD, the Memphis
Commercial Appeal weekly and Hons
and Farm. for one war for 1850.