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

WE have a short note this week
from Mr.. Anthony Kerr, who is at
present in Shreveport, La, where
he has charge of thesLouisiana State
Chemical Exhibit at the Fair being
held in that city. This is n OF
.'our boys" who is Quitting his way
to honor and fortune with a keen
and true blade-honest, industrious,
and a thorough gentleman. Ola
Kemper has good reason to be proud
| of such products as Anthony Kerr
it. is to be deplorea that there are
not more like him.
Mr.. J. F. Fry, theEclever and pop
ular- representative Of the r. J. Rey-
nolds Tobacco Co., was here yester-
day, handing out simple packages
of "Schnapps'', the plug tobacco
made by his company which has
such a wide sale. MI. Fry is an East
Tennesseean, haiIiEng from Walt
Brownlow's congressional distric
(which was the stamping ground of
the editor of THE HERALD some
twenty years ago., and we had a
| most ENJOYABLE call from him while
here.
Just received, from the City OF
New York, the finesF line of SWISS
and Linen Embroid&ries; also, Ger
man and French Vhlenciennes La
ces, which we will spill at very rea-
sonable prices. Wa invite all the
ladies of Scooba ahd the country
round about, to call and examine
our goods and get pIices.
THE ROsEIBAUM STORE.
Mrs. J. E. Tinslek and children
| and Miss Rubis Byrd returned Sat
| urday from a visit of several weeks
| duration to the family of Mr.. G. B.
Tinsley, in the Rio neighborhood.
Contractor Polk has completed the
handsome new residence for DIR. ana
| Mrs. Tinsley, and VIE hope soon to
see the family instal led therein.
Messrs, John F. Carter and Allan
Adams visited Crawford Sunday,
and for awhile basRed in the sun
shine of the smileE of some of the
fair ones of that most hospitable
community. TheseEtwo young men
have very winning ways, n n
-
girls had better look out for them.
/, I am now with the cd, reliable Cloth
ing House Of Louis 81 Arkey, at Meri-
dian. 1 thank my sKemper County
! friends for past ~favors{ and will eppre-
ciate q confluence of Their patronage.
Very reg pecsfully.
GREENE Ross.
Mrs. Robert L. Stewart, who has
been visiting home folks at Mariet-
ia, Ga, and relatives at Chattanoo-
| ga. Tenn, for the past two months,
returned Monday morning, MI.
Stewart joining hRr in Meridian
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Frank T. Scott, of Laurel. is
spending the week With his mother,
Mrs. P. j.. Scott, AND brother, Mr..
Jim Scott, of this place. Frank ap-
pears to be enjoying good health,
and says he's getting along all right,
thank you.
Eastland, the druggist, is renew
ing his stock right along, and keeps
as up-to-date a line of drugs and
J drug, sundries as can be found any
| where outside the very large cities.
A teacher is wanted for the Long
Branch school, in the Skipper neigh
borhood, for the winter season. Ad-
J dress either w. I. Persons or w. w.
Hardin, at Skipper fostofhce.
Mr.. and Mrs. john F. Howell and
| children returned Aome Sunday.
! and we are gratifedE to note that the
gentleman named appears much
benefited by his outing.
j
The weather and Glrpersonal feel
ings have been against doing much
! work In the Office this week. SO our
apologies are tende red for any dis
crepancies in this issue.
! We had a pleasant call Thursday
! of last week from dur good friend
] Mr.. r. C. McCreigHt, of Wahalak,
and are pleased to note that he en-
joys very fair health.
Mr.. John Hallford made a bust
ness trip to West Point this week.