The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1908-01-02

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the .jite W. James Hardin. Tbere
lSah be no, question but that pekes-
/: TRANS cross the principal street Of
the town at this point moro sire
!quently than at any other, and there
:can be no question but that . SUBJ
stsntisl foot-wAy At that point would
be highly appreciated by those of
our people who have 10 walk. The
matter II up to the Honorable Board
of Mayor and Aldermen. ~.
The books. etc., Of the JohsiSon-
Stuart LumberC Co. have been moved
: from the Office at the mill to the
| store OF Mr.. w. H. Stuart, and the
clever and attractive bookkeeper for
the firm, Miss Onie johnson, will in
future make that her headquarters.
Behind the counter of the store will
be found Mr.. Etuart's pretty and
popular daughter. Mas Rubif, and
her deft fingers will quickly wrap
for you your purchases. A fait por-
tioa of the public patronage is So
licited.
MI J. III. Currie. Jr. ("Young
Heck" rs he IL Familiarity called by
bis intiinatesJ. now . student at the
State University, spent several days
of the holiday week with Scooba
friends, visiting DeKalb while here
to obtain data upon which to write
a history of Kemper County. Mr..
Currie is an exceptionally bright
young man. and his effort in this
direction promises to bs we'll worth
reading.
Miss Brinkley Vinson, for q num-
Der of years the talented and versa
tile pencil shower at the helm of the
KEMPER HERALD, was tho gnest of
Mrs. A. w. Struthers for several
days Of the past week. Miss Rinnie
is now a resident Of Jackson. And is
employed in what is probably the
largest job printing establishment
in the State A. host of Scooba
friends gave her . warm greeting.
Miss Jennie Martin. who for sew
sral months past has so clevarly and
satisfact orily "flled u long-felt
want" for the patrons Of the Milf
merry Department Of the Rosenbaum
Store, left last Thursday for her
home at Okolona. The many friends
abe made while here would be
pleased to have her return in the
Spring.
1t strikes w that . goodly part of
the money expanded on the streets
the past fall was practically thrown
away, simply through the deprsda-
tons of stray hogs. The ordinance
relative to hogs and other animals
running At large within the corpo-
rate limits SHOULD BE- rigidly On.
forced,
There IL = pile Of brick-bats, etc..
refuse Of the chimnsys Of the old
Lee House, that might BE- used to
advantage in making . strest.cfoss-
Ing between the former site Of that
hostslry and the home Of the Hardin
family. This could be done, proba-
bly,. q vssy little s1pSnas.
Tkses ~ : hendtsd q mssA dssr
people II shlHesuhty fean whom ~
would srsalaS 1hhssslAte ! dollar OF
Two On hAek sAbtntiptioh-iust - =
New Years rift. II thssA hack 40
counts are not paid we shall have
TO place them in the hands OF .
magistrate for collection.
NoTICE-Lost on Dec. 81. 1907, be-
tween Scooba and Howard Ktng'a
place, one g. Colts automatic pistol.
Any informstion leading to Its re-
covary will ha thankfully received
and libsrally rewarded.
JoHN p, RINHHARr.
Rev. and Mrs. r. A. Alum, the
former the recently appointed pastor
of the Methodist Church At Binns-
Vile. arrived Monday and were met
at this point BY Mr.. WTH. Lavsn-
der, who conveyed them t0'thsir fu-
ture home. "
Mrs. Maud Keen. for the past year
the popular "hsllo girl ut Ssooba's
telephone central, has gone to Texas,
70 the regret OF , large circls OF
friends. Her place In the telephone
offlcs haA been taken by Master Ed
Haliford,
q. L. Kitchens, 4 thoroughly com-
potent bFick-mason, 10 NOW at his
home ct BlRnsville, and Ia open for
an engagement 70 do any class of
hrlsk work neatly, promptly and at
tsasonRbls pFicear
Neaars, ], q. Stalltngs. Of Brooks
vile, and John Chambers, Of Shu-
qaalak, were here Monday in at
tspdNnra ut the funeral OF tho little
daaghter Of Mr., and Mrs, J. 7,
6talllngs.
A. A. Hammack has Collins. Cas-
kets, and q general supply of Uader-
takers G Gods. at lowest prices.