The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1908-07-09

tftItfttiFS III IN
we are,onlv too glad to doso. There
is no question but that Mrs. W. $.
Garter and Mrs. A. w. Douglass,
who presided at the organ. ard the
corps of Male and female yocalists,
who assisted them in the musical
features of the various services, rem
tdered their parts of the programs
in a most pleasing and 'csMxsenda-
lille manner The church singing in
Scooba is ALWAYS enjoysble, how
ever, as there are MANY sn the old
ltown who possess mssiosl talent of
a high order.
The fellow that can get credit for
ifhat whicii desn't belong 10 him, is
q COED one. A good citizen of this
place, a christian gentleman, dis
/; cuSsiug the remarkable Biblical
knowledge of u certain young man
with another citizen cam uncle Of
the young man In question, but ~
'.miserable sinner'D, was somewhat
1 SURPRISED to have the batter lay
claim TO The credit for the aforesaid
IDroficiency fu. himself Bret Harts
0nee wrote: FOR ways that are
lark and tricks that age vain, the
Ialeathen Chinee is pecIIiar;'' and
we would hay this proposition before
our s.Ulele John" for his serious
considerations.
Mr.. J. n. Edmonds dronped in to
see gs Tuesday, and iaformed us
that he bad spent the 3sourtil at
Shuausak, visiting the family of
Ibis on, Mr.. Il. j. Edmonds. He
Iattendea ~ family barbecue, and re-
union, a froiic and dance lin the
'evening, and from his aceeEsnt could
ilaye put in a week of high living
1 with the people of that community.
Among other places visited was the
home og Mr.. Geo. LNck+sY ,swhere a
4geod- sized frolic was in:progress,
land il ..Uncle JIM WASH tgetting
up in years and a little crippled, he
would show the younecssEses l of that
section what acknowledgements.
! Our sympathy is terdeTeH Mr. and
Mr.. II. Il. Gully, of .dhe Huntsville
community, ia the great loss which
lTthey have sustained through the
! death of their sweet little I7-rsonths
old daughter, (which. occurred on
Friday night %of lasb~week, otter a
protracted illness. Interment was
made Saturday svaninest the Binns-
vile cemetery, theRsy.>M Mr.. Albums
conducting exercises beth at the
house and at the grave. -Siiffer the
little children to coue suatorme, and
forbid them not; for. of suchsis the
| Kingdom of Heaven"
We direct 'the attention ecf our
i readers. 10 theachaHges itA Meaad. of
the H~attiesburg Business College, in
fthis issue of the HERALD. This
school is making- special -sammer
rates to students, and now is the
| TINE to enter to prepare Yourself for
positions likely. to be open this fall.
This is a first-class, Up-to-date in
1 stitutien of its kind, and you will
make no mistake in.gaing there or
in sendiag yourAoy or girl thereto.
The 5syear old daughter of Mr..
land Mrs JEFF Thomas, Alice, living
few miles west~of town, while at
play in the garden Monday, tripped
over u fallen bean-fole. aAd fdiL,=sus-
tanning Il fracture of one OF the bones
of the left leg justsabove the ankle
I'VE are gratifiad. TO be allie to state
thattthe breakrappeafs to he Naend-
ingsniceiy and that the little girl is
I getting a ong albright.
Col. Guysitenoher, one Of the del
iegatcs from this'district to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, in
session at Denver this week, was
here Saturd&y y, and took train for ST.
1,Louis, from whence he expected to
go on to join fhe'hosts Of the "un-
terriied''.at 'ti4e colorado metsor-
oils. He.expectedrto.be AWAY about
ten DAYS.
>A~aircular letter from the office of
1.-The General Passenger Agent of the
Mobile d Ohio Railroad Company,
reads as follows:
Effective July 4, 1895, Mr.. Jack
Xollmar is appointed superintendent
of dining carsNwith headquarters at
I5ackson, Tenn, vice Mr.. IL. j. III
tus, ~resignedto accept service with
anOthefcompanY.
The greatest lode-stone in life at
tracted ottr ynung friend Mr. Edwin
Pankey. of Mcmillan, 10 Seooba for
q couple aaf days visit the past week.
There are Anapy here who are al
ways glad 10 see Edwin, aside from
tiie one whose pleasure is his'n.
At n meeting of fine members of
the Baptiet Sunday School, after
last Sabbath's exercises, Miss Onie
johnson was elected Secretary and
! Treasurer, vice A. w. Struthers re-
*igned. Mr. Jpe. Howell was cleo
ted as assistant.
We regret to learn that Mrs.
Moore, tho aged mother of Mrs. Mat
Persons,spf the SIX community,