The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-12-05

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ling the week were Dir. Julius va
retzsky, of Shuqualak, Grand Tyler
! OF the Grand Lodge of Mississippi
MI. w. g. Graham, of Meridian,
and MI. J.. c. Carpenter, of Porter
vile.
Messrs. r. Js1rby, Jas. NJ. Adams,
J. A. Oabrs ard Frank Scott spen,
Thanksgiving Day in Jackson. and
witnessed the football gam e be-
tween the eleven from the Univer-
sity of Mississippi, and that from the
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege. The boys from the latter. in
stitution won, by a score of Is too.
Preaching. at4he Scooba Methodist
Church next Sunday, morning and
night. Since this is the pastors last
appointment for this &C onference
year, he invites everyone to be pres
ept. Especially does he insist on
the attendance of his church-mem-
bership. The officials will try to
have the church comfortable.
w. H. Stuart is rapidly getting in
his stockf.of general merchandise,
and is now prepared ia supply GUS
toners with most of the necessaries
of life. His new store fronts the
railroad, and IL you want -four, meat
or groceries of any kind, he will be
pleased to fill your order.
A boarding-car belonging to the
NJ. & o. Railroad Co., standing on
the sidetrack just north of the depot.
caught fire a little after six o'clock
last evening, and caused considera-
BILE excitement. The car was totally
consumed. but fortunately no other
damage was done.
We are pleased to note that Miss
Bessie, the vivacious and attractive
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, j.
l.. Dudley, who sustained quite a
severe injury to n of her ankles
several weeks ago, while at play at
the Scooba Academy, is rapidly re-
covering.
tNnntoI Local representative
w dIIlCU for Scooba and vicin-
ity to look after renewals and in
rease subscription list OF \ promi-
nent monthly magazine, on q salary
and commission basis. Experience
desirable, but not necessary. Good
opportunity for right person. nd
dress Publisher, Box 80, Station o,
New York.
am now with the old, reliable OF 10th
ing House If Louis H. Arkey, at Msri.
dian. I thank my Ksmper County
friends TO- past %fsvors, snd will appre.
ciate 8 continuance Of thei- patr onsss.
Very rea pectfully.
GREENE Ross.
Mr.. James D. Miller. Chief Car
Inspector for the n. O. & n. E. r.. r.,
his wife and pretty little daughter,
spent several days of last week AT
the McCalebb House, the guests OF
the gentleman's mother and sister,
Mcsdames Miller and Haliford.
Mr.. Brine Rosenbaum, who has
been a student at Mississippi Col
lege, at Clinton. for several months,
came home Saturday, and on ac-
count of the rush of business at the
ROsenbaum Store, will remain until
the first of the Year..
Mr.. Leon Quarles, who is a student
at the military school at French
Camp. spent several days of last
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. M. Quarles. Leon appears well
pleasA with his school experiences.
Mr.. P. G. Hull, of near DeKalb,
has been working for several weeks
past rs a carpenter on the buildings
being erected by Contractor Geo. H.
Polk. and informs us that he il
learning something every day.
CUT PRICESl-Ar THE Ro.
sRNBAUM STORE THEY HAVE RE-
DUcED THE Prices ON ALL LADIES
SKIRTS, CLoAKs AND JACKETS BY
FROM rs TO so PER CENT.
The woods for miles about Scooba
was full of hunters Thanksgiving
Day, in spite of the inclemency OF
the weather. OF course. the grea,
majority of them claim to have had
remarkable luck.
But fifteen votes were cast at the
local election last Friday. Mr.. Sam
Il. Watts was elected a member OF
the Board of Aldermen, and the ed
itor of this paper "a. w. Struthers)
Town Chrk.
The KEMPER HERALD, the Memphil
Commercial-Appeal( weekly and Home
and Farm. for one vsar for Sl.50.
French, the groceryman, is receiv
ing bakers bread thrice a week.