The Kemper herald., 1908-06-18

the ceHltIlG WORK ~ tllS JULIEN NNii,
about dusk last Saturday evening,
striking his right limb on piece OF
broken jug and cutting a cash that
required six stitches by physician
to close, about three inches above
the ankle. We are gratified to state
that the boy is resting easy and adj
that is required is time for the
wound to heal; but for a frisky
youngster like Jerl it's ''hard lines
to have to lie in bed for week or
two at this season of the year.
Miss Brinkley Vinson, editor. ETC.,
of the X EMPER HERALD for several
years prior to the paper coming un-
der the present management, but
now connected with a large printing
establishment at Jackson, came in
Monday evening and, after spend
ing couple days as the guest of
Mrs. Henry Rosenbaum, went UP to
W ahalak to visit friends there. Her
host of friends in this section were
delighted at seeing her again, only
regretting that her stay was so brief.
Misses Bessie and Mary Alice Will
kins, who have been guests of Misses
Rubie and Onie Stuart for the past
two weeks, returned to their home
at Crawford Mopday evening. These
are two of the pleasantest of Scoo-
ba's many pleasant summer visitors,
and if they didn't enjoy to the full
their sojourn in the old town, it was
assuredly not the fault of their en-
tertainers.
Mr.. = Taylor, who for the past six
months has been employed at car
pentering by Mr.. John Pinson. at
Geiger, Ala, was here Saturday
evening and left Sunday morning
for Jack son, Tenn, where he will
spend the summer mon t his with
home folks. He expects to return
III the Fall ard resume his work for
Mr.. Pinson.
MIS- d SCOtU 10 IloW Will iCl
sons, Messrs. f. II. and w. II. Scott,
at Laurel, for an indefinite visit.
Mrs. Scott had quite sick spell just
prior to leaving for Laurel, and de-
sires, through the medium of THE
HERALD, to express her apprecia-
ton of the kindness shown her dur
I ing her Illness.
If you have been pleased with the
manner in which we have conducted
this paper, andiif you owe us any
thing for subscription to same. you
can find no better way Of showing
your appreciation of our efforts than
by settling the obligation at once.
We need the money NOW, and
need it badly.
TAKEN UP.-One red steer year.
ling, about two and one-half years
old, crop off each ear and hole thro'
right ear. Owner can recover same
by calling at my place, proving pro-
perty and paying all costs.
III. p. KING,
Scooba, Miss.
Messrs. Geo. H. Ethridge, Guy j.
Rencher and A. b. Tartt, of Dekalb,
were here Yesterday, en- route to
jackson to attend the Democratic
State Convention. The remaining
delegates were expected to take the
train at other railroad points.
Mr.. Wilkes Rosenbaum, of De-
Kalb. was here Sunday morning,
and he and his brother, Mr.. Henry
Rosenbaum, went down to Meridian
Ith same evening. The latter's
daughter. Miss Lolita, accompanied
the two gentlemen.
If all the kind things which have
| been said to and about us the past
week are really and truly meant,
we are a whole heap better than we
had any idea of; anyway, our hat
| is off to our friends for their many
kindly expressions.
In addition to those mentioned in
our last issue as attending the u. g.
V. reunion in Birmingham, there
went from this section Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. Aust, of Binnsville, DR.. w. E.
| Pearson and Mr.. S. G. Trammiit.
Planters in this immediate section
are having elegant seasons for their
crops, and the man who works is
pretty sure to come out O. X. next
| fall; we regret that this cannot be
said of all sections of the county.
| Mr.. Edwards Jack returned Sun
1 day from Clinton, where he gradu-
ated last week, with high honors, at
Mississippi College. We understand
this young man will take up the
study of law this fall.
Nothing occurring in the interim
to prevent, the meeting under the
auspices of the Baptist Church at
! this place will open next Monday
with service at Z 80 o'clock p. IN. v
/. Misses Annie and Emma Nell, the
| vivacious and popular daughters of
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Ballard, re-
| turned Saturday from a months So
| al Il. f,A,..N N@ie