The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-08-29

this District j. r.. Key spent the
f22nd and s23rd insts. withs Jefferson
Lodge, a. f. & A. NJ. atthis place,
he being by virtue of his sffice Dep
| uty Grand Lecturer. Frosl the very
| little information we caM get, we
understand that his visit fyas of ma
| terial benefit to the members who
were present and heard tae lectures.
The people 4 always glsad to have
Mr.. Key among them, with his gen
ial smile, hearty handfshake and
pleasant word. Come soon again,
Brother Key. X
We must again request parties to
| whom we have sent bFls, for sub
scription to THE Herald, station
cry printing or advertising, to remit
at once as we need the zloney. We
trust u debtors will tase into con-
sideration the fact thathwhile each
| account is small there age many of
them, and in tn e aggregate the
amount is a large one ffr the small
business we are doing.
MI. and Mrs. w. H.tStuart and
baby daughter toured parts Of Smith
and Scott Counties for several days
| of the past week, the object being
the Improvement Of Mrs. Stuart's
health. Mr.. Stuart returned home
! Monday leaving his gosd wife and
little one with RELATIVE, rs at Forest,
where their stay is indefinite. We
trust the trip will provo beneficial.
| Mrs. F. e. Howell, IL Meridian,
and Mrs. J. NJ. Howellk of Granite,
Okla, mother. and sistr-in-law re-
spectively OF. Mr.. Johns n. Howell of
this place, were guests II the family
of that gentleman for keveral days
of the past week. TEe two ladies
left Monday for the far western
home of the youngef where the
elder will make an extfnded visit.
The manyfriends of Uncle John"
Moseley (than whoms there. is no
more popular individual in this see
tion) note with pleasure that he has
about recovered from the severe at
tack of bilious fever which put him
to bed for several dayi of the past
week. His smiling face is again
lone of the attractions" at the store
of the Duke Mercantile Co.
Miss Fannie Moore Ind little niece
Rachel returned Tuesday from a
trip to Springfield, EIll. "Hance''
says this thing of Letting ones kids
go off long distances Ndom home for
five or six weeks looS Is very good in
a story book, but dorEt work well at
all in practice. The little girls well
come home was a ro3al one.
MI. and Mrs. Saik II. Watts left
Monday for a northern trip which
will include visits to New York,
Philadelphia, Cincinnati and other
points. They wils be gone several
weeks, and before returning expect
to be joined at Philadelphia by Miss
Bette Duke, who will return from
Europe early ip(september.
Miss Mabel Warren is visiting the
family of her kincle, Mr.. j. C. War
rem, of this flace. This charming
young lady il most highly gifted
mentally as .well rs physicauy-an
almost perfect specimen of Mississ-
ippi's young womanhood, and KEN
per has many such and has reason
to be proud of them:
Mr.. an4 Mrs. John A. Tyson, of
Macon, spent the Sabbath as guests
of the Caters mother, Mrs. Annie
Wilboufn. The many friends in this
s~ectionsof Mr.. Tyson will learn with
pleasure that at the second primary
election he secured the nomination
for the office of Chancery Clerk of
-Noxsbee County.
Mfs. w. H. Harlan, of Mcleod,
was a most welcome visitor to Scoo-
bas friends the past week. Her son,
Mf. Curt Stewart, of Atlanta, Ga,
was also visitor to old friends here
this week. They left for Mcleod
Yesterday, joining Mrs. Stuart en-
}oute there.
A. A. Hammack has Collins. Cas-
kets, and q general supply of Under
takers Goods, at lowest prices.