The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-10-17

We had a highly appreciated call.
| Tuesday evening, from our friend
MI. r. w. Bethany, of Wahalak.
We are nyeaSad to be able 10 say
that if ALI PATRONS of the HERALD
| were as prompt with US, in settles
ments, as Walter Bethany has al
WAYS been, we would constantly
walk on easy street.. OF course.
There are many others in the same
class, but we regret to state that the
great majority of our patrons are
not.
Just received, from the City of
! New York, the finest line of Swiss
and Linen Embroideries; also, Ger
man and French Valenciennes La
| ces, which we will sell at very res
isonable prices. We invite all the
ladies of Scooba and the country
round about, to call and examine
tour goods and get prices.
THB RosENBAuM STORE.
Mrs p. McGHalebb, after spending
| the greater part of the summer with
the family of her daughter, Mrs.
j.. G. C%aruthers, at Grenada, re-
turned Thursday of-last week. She
was accompanied by Mrs, Caruthers
and her daughter, Miss Mary, and
the two last namad will, spend a
couple of weeks in town rs guests
; of Mrs. John + Howell.
We had a pleasant call Saturday
evening from two of Wahalak's
most charming young ladies, Misses
! Lucy O'Brien and Renie Maury, and
they paid us the compliment of be-
coming SO interested in the office
that they had to run to catch the
| northbound train. We shall be glad
to have them repeat their visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.. Neville and
two children are sojourning at their
home near Giles, where Mr.. Neville
is slowly but surely recovering from
the il~I-effects of the attack of ty-
| phoid fever from which he suffered
the past summer. We are pleased
to note that he s,sshowever, recu-
perating.
Dir. John H~allfordsthis week put.
q force Of hands to worik excavating
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brlckibuild-
ing, 20 feet front and so feet deep,
to be erected on the lot between the
McCalebb House and the postoffice,
TO be occupiedabyiaa corporation to
be KNOWN rs the Scooba Drug Co.
am now with the old, reliable 9 9th,
ing House # Louis Il. Atkey, at NJ ri
dian. l thank my Kemper Connt;
friends 10 pss ~favore, and will eppre-
eiate u Continuance of their patropase
Very rec pect.ul v.
GREENE Ross.
A slight blaze at the NJ. & o. depot
occasioned by an attempt 10 burn
JILL I-CLuSs SlodUSd iioL ~ iItti0 w
:citemantsc on our streets Tuesday
morning. Fortunately it was extin-
guished before much damage was
done.
Eastland, the druggist, is renew-
ing his stock right along, and keeps
as up-to-date q line of drugs and
drug suadries as can be found any
where outside the very large cities.
A teacher is>wanbed for the Long
Branch school, in the Skipper neigh
borlood, for ths winter season. Adj
dress either WI. Persons or w. w.
Hardin, at Skipper p~ostoftice.
Master Clint Thornell and sister,
Miss Katie, of ~Shuqualak, are stop
ping with their sister, Mrs. John
Rinehart. and attending the Scooba
Graded School.
Miss Panic Hardin returned last
Thursday from an extended visit to
relatives and friends at various
points in Alabama and at Meridian,
Miss.
Mr.. r.. w. Coleman, a pleasant
hammered and energetic young gen
,tleman from Macon, is clerking at
the j. Quarles general store.
Scooba has a lot of stores of which
she may well be proud, and there
are mt few things that it is neces-
ssu,y for one TO send off for.