The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-09-12
Mrs. ]. f. Lipscomb, of Bessemer,


Mrs. J. f. Lipscomb, of Bessemer,
Ala, after spending five or six weeks
with relatives here, at DeKalb and
at other points in Mississippi, left
Wednesday of last week for Meri-
dian, and after a short visit there
|journeyed homeward. Her annual
visit to this section is greatly en-
by a host of friends.
Rev. James G. Johnson, pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church. and his
family left Tuesday for Tennessee,
and will spend the next three weeks
visiting various points in that State.
Consequently, the reverend gentle-
man will not meet his appointments
at Giles and Evansville this month.
Miss Mary Stuart and little niece,
Sarah Alice Daniel, who have been
spending the summer with relatives
here and at Evansville, left Sunday
morning for Bruton, whore Miss
Mary has a large and flourishing
music class. The best wishes of q
host of friends go with them.
The boys a that the sun shines
brighter, the moons gentle rays are
more conducive to poetic ectasy, the
glimmer of the starlight more in
spring to seul-eommunion, at Por-
terville than at any other spot on
earth-that is, to Charlie Dansby.
am now with the old, reliable Cloth
ing House of Louis H. Arkey, at Meri-
dian. I thank my Kemper County
friends for past favors, and will sppre-
iciate a continuance Of theic patronage.
Very res pectfully,
GREENE Ross.
Mr.. Jim Carter, who we noted had
gone to Sumrall, Miss, last week,
Asas accepted a position with the
Sumrall Drug Co., of that place
His many friends here will unite
with us INA wishing him prosperity
and happiness in his new home.
Geo. B. Neville, Esq, one of the
most popular and progressive of the
Younger members of the legal fra
ternity of Meridian, was in town on
business Friday, and spent the Sab
bath with relatives and friends ia
the Giles neighborhood.
Mr.. Mark Sacks, a very pleasant
hammered young gentleman from
Murfreesboro, Tenn., has been add
ed to the corps of efficient clerks at
Mr.. ice Csramer's general store. We
trust bis sojourn in Scooba may
prove most agreeable. -
Howard Nicholson and Cieve Boyd
say they have heard and read Of
l~ode-stones and such, but that the
attraction for them at Lauderdale
last Sabbath was more powerful
49fan any lode ar setaner stone ever
found.
My placo-fso acres of weaa improved
land, dwelling and out-buildiDgs. for
sale; near schooihouse and church; 8
miles from Scooba on .Gainsville and
Scooba road w. P. RAMSEY,
Ivy, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. WM Hopper and
three little children returned Friday
from Smith County. Miss Zula Nc
Kenzie, a sister of Mrs Hopper, ac-
eempanied them and will be their
guest for a few weeks.
Mrs. B. f. Mckee, of Laurel, who.
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. McCreight at Wa
and her sister, Mrs. r. J. Ed
monds of this place, left for her
home on Friday.
Mr.. John Spencer, of Buena Vista,
spent several days of last week with
relatives and friends in Scooba; re-
turning home Friday, he was ac-
companied by his sister, Mrs. John
H. 0nley.
Messrs. John Dudley and Oliver
Eastland left Tuesday evening for
New Orleans, to which point the
former and Mr.. Dec Stuart shipped
a carload of cattle that day.
Circuit Clerk Jas. H. Adcock. of
DeKalb, was here Monday, to meet
his better-half and little nephew,
who came in on the 1:32 p. m. train
from down the road.