The Kemper herald., 1908-05-28

Church, last Sabbath, the pastor
stated that it had been decided TO
protract the services in that church
the week after regular preaching
day, in lieu Of the week prior. Our
people may Therefore expect service
in the Baptist Church, this place,
the week BEGINNING Sunday, June
2Sth. In addition to being assisted
by the Rev. M. X. Thornton, Of
Stal llyille. the pastor expects The
cooperation and assistance of the
local PRESBYTERIAN and Methodist
ministers, so that it will be practi-
calIy % union meeting. A welcome
will be extended all who will come.
Rev. NJ. Il. Kelly, a young Baptist
divine from Louisville, Ky, was the
guest of the family of Mr.. 3. G. Sib-
LEY for several days of the week,
leaving Tuesday to visit relatives in
Meridian and Laurel. His visit here,
though brief, was much enjoyed by
his friends, and we viii gladly well
come him to our town at any time
in the future.
Mrs. b. c. Sibley, who has been
in Gordo, Ala, for several weeks,
called there by the serious illness of
her daughter, Mrs. l.. II. Ellis, re-
turned Friday. Mrs. Ellis, who mp
peared much improved in health,
accompanied her mother home, but
we regret to note was taken quite
sick Sunday afternoon, and still has
high fever.
At John Robison's Feed and Sale
| Stables you will now find another
large consignment of horses and
mules, suitable for all classes of
work-riding, driving, or plowing.
Some fine brood mares inthe bunch.
Come and get an animal suitable to
your needs, before they are picked
over and the best ones gone.
BoRN--to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Davis,
Wednesday, May Goth, 1903, a son.
The congratulations and best wishes
of host of friends are being extend
ed the happy parents, and we join
others in the hope that they may
ever find new sources for pleasure
and pride in the growth and deyel-
opment of this wee laddie.
Miss Carrie Rosenbaun returned
Friday morning from an extended
sojourn with friends in Huntsville,
Ala. and says that the good people
of that fair little city leave no stone
unturned orender the stay of a Wis
itor in their midst thing to be long
remembered with pleasure.
Mrs. J. G.. Johnson and little son
returned Saturday from Covington,
Tenn, and our popular Presbyterian
minister is again 'basking in the
sunshine, etc. We are pleased to
state that the lady's brother is rap
idly recovering from his illness.
Mr.. G. S. Frenkel returned Tues
day from a two weeks visit to Mo-
bile, where he had gone to join his
wife and sen Sidney. Mrs. Frenkel
and Sidney will sail for Europe on
June 2nd with the lady's parents, to
be gone about five months.
We have q letter this week from
Captain Ii. d. Quandt, formerly of
this place and now of RhineIander,
Wis, stating that he and his'n are
all well and sending best wishes to
old friends. The Captain expects to
visit Scooha this summer.
Mr.. J. r. EcCrory. of Summer
vile, Texas, and Miss Francis Nc-
Crory, >of Birmingham, Ala. chill
dren of VI. aifd Mrs. j. B. McCrory,
are at home, having been called here
by the serious illness of their broth
er, Nj. r.. T. NcCrory.
Two good old colored women pass
ed to the silent majority last week
Aunt Minda Pettus and Aunt Lelie'
Carr. Theylbad many friends among
the white folks, and their kindly
ministrations will be missed by all.
Peace to their ashes!
Mrs. d. p. Stuart and two little
children returned Monday morning
from Gainesville, Ala, and has as
her guest Miss Myrtle Dunning, a
most charming and atfable young
lady of the place mentioned.
The pastor Of the Methodist
,Caurch at this place being engaged
for Il two weeks revival in Meridian,
will be absent next Sunday. Rev.
r. A. Albums, of Binnsville, will fill
his pulpit at night.
Miss Lillian, the charming daugh-
ter of the Rev. John W. Ramsey,
who has been Il student in Beeson's
Female College, in Meridian, the
past term, is expected home this
evening.
Mr.. Leon Quarles returned this
morning from French Camp, where
he has been a student at the Acad-.
envy He lookS well hut had betfer