The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-11-21

would not allow them to suffer as
long as they were not niggardly with
others less fortunate. This is the
true Christian faith, and of such a
woman il is written that 'her sons
shall rise up and call her blessed
Our good old colored friend I'm
Gle Frank" Mobley, To- a resident
of Meridian but who for a number
of years (while it was under the
management of Miss Brinkley Vim
SOM was a semi-attache of the HER
AID office, was in town Saturday
and we were heartily glad to see the
old man and to learn that all was
well with him.
Moore & Webb (H. III. Hoore and
G. b. Webb have rented the build
ing in the rear of the Quarles store,
and will open up therein a stock of
family groceries, tobaccoes, cigars,
etc. They will also run q restaur-
ant. They expect to be ready for
business Saturday, and their friends
are invited to give them a call.
For SALE.-We are requested to
state that Mr.. Jas. d. French, u
popular groceryman, has a water
wagon, in excellent condition and of
about four inches capacity, which
he will be pleased to dispose of on
the most liberal terms. For further
information, personal or impersonal,
call on Mr.. Geo. H. Polk.
We had a pleasant call Monday
evening from Mr.. Thos. S. Gay, who
with his family had been spending
a few days with 1.-The old folks" and
other dear ones at Evansville. They
left Tuesday for Meridian, and after
a few days sojourn there will return
to their home at New Decatur, Ala.
Miss Marie Deaton, the attractive
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. H. A. Dea-
ton, after spending several days.
with her family at this place, re-
turned to Memphis Friday. Mrs.
Deaton accompanied her, and will
probably remain in the Tennessee
metropolis for several weeks.
Wanted for soooba and vicin-
ity to look after renewals and in
crease subscription list of a promi-
nent monthly magazine, on a salary
and commission basis. Experience
desirable, but not necessary. Good
opportunity for right person. Adj
dress Publisher, Box SO, Station o,
New York.
BoRN-on the morning of Mon
day, November 18th, 1907, to Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Barnes, a son May
this little fellow find roses to pick
all along life's pathway, with just
enough thorns interspersed to keep
him ever mindful of the serious side
of life.
an now with the old, reliable Cloth
ing House If Louis 81. Arkey, at Meri-
dian. 1 thank my Kemper County
friends ior past ~favors, and will sppre-
ciate a continuance Of their patr onage.
Very res pectfuliy.
GREENE Ross.
Miss Rebie Goldsmith, of Port Glib
son, the attractive and popular sis
ter of Mrs. Henry Rosenbaum, is
the guest of the latter lady. 1t is
some time since Miss Rebie has Wis
tied Scooba, and a host of friends
are indeed pleased to see her.
If the town officials a discover
who is responsible for breaking the
pumps placed at the bored well,
they should prosecute them for de-
stroying public property. This sort
of vandalism causes much inconve-
nience to many people.
The water question has been the
cause of considerable anxiety to q
good many Scoobans the past few
weeks; the rainfall of the last few
days has been most welcome, but a
good deal more would cause a much
more tranquil feeling.
GUT PRICESl-AT THE Ro-
sENBAUM STORE THEY HAVE Re-
DUcED THE PRICES ON ALL LADIES
SKIRTS, CLoAKs AND JACKETS BY
FROM rs TO so PER GENT.
An effort should be made to dis
cover who is responsible for SO much
shooting on the streets of Scooba at
night, and they should be dealt with
as severely as the law will permit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Coleman have
rented and moved into the dwelling
house belonging to Mrs. M. L. Ken
non, opposite the residence of Capt.
Guy Jack.
The KEMPER HERALD, the Memphis
Commercial Appeal weekly and Home
and Farm, for one wear for $3.50.
French, the groceryman, is receiv
ing bakers bread thrice a week.