Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-15
here to Maynard.

T. c. Albritton bought a fine
COW this week from Mrs. Francis
for the sum of $5l, 90. He also
sold to Marvin Wilson a nice bunch
of hogs for $3l,25 and yet he is not
in the stock business.
We are glad to see Hubert Pet
ers of Pocahontas on our streets
Wednesday morning. He was be-
ing chaperoned by general John F.
Kizer.
S. E. Dickson has opened chillie
stand in the Alvah Jones portable
building, located on the John w
Shaver lot between the Shaver store
building on First street. Mr.. Dix.
on is an old restaurant man and
will no doubt make success of the
venture.
Mrs. Anne Reynolds had rela-
tives from Neeleysville visiting her
the first of the week.
DR.. Samuel A. Bates of Datto
was in town looking after business
matters. The Doctor is lately
from Piedmont, Mo-, and will To-
cate at Hot Springs. He comes
highly recommended as a medical
gentleman and we welcome him
from our sister state. DR.. Bates is
polished well read gentleman after
the old school order but alive and
up-to-date on all the late lines in
his profession.
Mesdames DR.. Simpson, Judge
Hopson, G. V. Beloate and w. w,
Beard of Corning spent the day
Wednesday with Mrs. L. f. May
nard. The aides lspent a very en-.
joyable day in our city returning
home in the afternoon. They were
very much impressed in the building
up of our town, and say they will
say many nice things about us tc
their friends.
Ed. Lewis filled his pulpit at the
Baptist church Saturday afternoon
and Sunday morning and evening,
Large audiences were in attendance
The Baptist people are getting
their house of worship nicely re-
modelled. They now have it nicely
papered and fine gaslight system
installed. They are agitating the
matter of aisle carpets next and We
hope they will be successful in the
undertaking.
We notice lot more freight such
as buggies coming in for the J. A.
Crismon & Co., firm at Maynard.
TIE running of wagons and We.
hickles across the ball ground, es.
pecially when the ground is soft
should be discouraged. We have
plenty of street ways and roadways
so that no one will be in the least
hindered or delayed by excepting
off the grass" in this matter, sc
please everyone remember to give
our ball ground due consideration,
Ball playing is pleasure many Of
us enjoy, and, provided the game
goes smoothly, no one is or should
be bothered. Some, of course, are
against ball games, but it will moi
help them in any way to disregard
the other fellows rights on the
premises.
Little Arnold Douglass, nephew
of our townsman, 7. j. Redwine,
is spending a week with his uncle's
family.
K. r. Holland, Arkansaw travel
er for H. w. Gildehaus & Co.,
Grocer house of st. Louis, was il
town Tuesday talking bargains to
our merchants.
Clay Hanna was passenger home
on the Tuesday afternoon train. He
is one of the operators of the handle
factory at Johnstons' landing, and
his home is at Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Wright Ward, than whom there
is no jollier fellow in all the coun,
try, was at Corning the first of the
week.
L. Wilmington, Mgr, of the J.
M. Hawks business, was at Corning
first of the week looking after legal
matters for his firm.
Our school closed last week
winding up with a nice exhibition