Pocahontas star herald., 1910-05-06
POCahOntdS Notes
OF Local Nature.

tor Oklahoma Where hlihsell au"
family will make their future home.
w. G. Roark of Castle Roark',
was Jan early caller at this Office
Tuesday morning.
Miss Sallie Standiford has accept
ed a position in the Office of the
Peoples Abstract aud Real Estate
Co.
The second quarterly conference
for Pocahontas and Biggers stations
was held at Biggers Monday 10y
Ed. j. X. t'arris.
H. NJ. Rice is having well
drilled at his home on the north
side. Joe Ladyman and V. Craw-
ford of Oconee are doing the work.
Atty. Geo. T. Black was trans
acting legal business at Reyno Tues
day night.
9. c. Lindsey of Santo, Tex,
has been the guest of relatives and
old friends here and at Middlebrook
the past week.
Joe H. DeClerk, supreme repre-
sentatives of the order 9. X. of A.
will leave Sunday for Nashville,
Tenn, where he goes to attend the
18th supreme council meeting Of
that order, which wi ! convene Tues.
day, May 10th to l4th
Joe McCracken, ]. o. Smith and
w. T. Wood of Success were IN
town Monday and Tuesday attend
ing the Masonic lectures.
Mrs. Roy L. Elliott, who was on
the sick list last week, is reported
to be much better.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Dalton was right sick day or
two this week.
A called communication of Ran
dolph Lodge No. II, f. & A. M,
was had last Saturday night for the
purpose Of comforting degrees on
some of the young members who
were finishing up preparatory to
taking the Chapter degrees.
Kirk Lewis of Success was in
Pocahontas first of the week cir
culating among friends.
Atty. T. w. Campbell was at
Reyno Tuesday on legal business,
John Kizer was at Biggers first
of the week inducing the boys at
that place to join the corn club. He
was also giving some of the farm
ers points about raising corn.
Geo. Stevens, our good farmer
friend west of town, will please
accept the editors thanks for nice
box of spinach, fresh from his gar.
den.
Prof. Paul Miller os d his
school at Portia with appropriate
exercises which were enjoyed very
much by the patrons of the school.
So successfully did Mr.. Miller con-
duct this, his first term there, that
the board, without a dissenting
voice, engaged his services for the
next term at that place. Paul came
up Saturday and spent the follow
ing day with friends here leaving
Monday for Leslie to visit his par
ents.
Henry Leismnister of Jonesboro
and sister, Miss Mary, and John
Henckie of Newport came up Sun
day and attended services at the
Catholic church. They remained
in town over Monday.
Mrs. L. Upton of Walnut Ridge
was the guest of Pocahontas friends
last Sunday.
w. G. Norment, the insurance
hustler, was over from Poca this
week. Wink is a prospective can
didate for representative in his
county. If there's anything TO the
saying that the longest pole knocks
the persimmon he ought to win in
a walk.-Imboden Gazette
]. 7. Poiudexter, who has been
clerking IN Prlngles drug store for
some time resigned his position last
Tuesday.
w. A. Smith has purchased from
Spinnenweber & Peters their saw
mill located at Poluka. Mr.. Smith
has taken possession of same, tht
transfer having been made last
Tuesday. The mill has a capacity
OF hve thousand feet per day.
New fashions, new tailors and
everything new, even a new guar
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