Pocahontas star herald., 1910-06-10
INTERESTING NEWS
AROUND MAYNARD
Facts about What is TranspIrina at
That Inland Town. Per-
SOnaI Notes


Ethel Hogan and Jim Hatley were
married on June 1st, Rev. Carter
performing the ceremony. Many
friends from Maynard attended the
wedding.
Mrs. w. F. Lewis, who has been
indisposed for some time became
unconscious Saturday morning and
tor time her lite was despaired of.
Her daughter, Miss Tommie was
here with her and her sons, jack
and George We're sent for. They
arrived Saturday morning with their
wives. By the aid Of medical as
sistance she recovered and is now
as we'll as usual.
Rev. q. G. Burton, after pleas
ant visit with relatives and friends,
returned to bis home at Evening
Shade Saturday.
Elders Henley and Goodwin left
Saturday for Pocahontas and
Holmes respectively, where they
will hold a series of meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job1. Price of In
gram and w. F. Lindsey of MIDI
dlebrook attended the ball game
here Monday evening.
One of the pleasant occasions of
last week was the dinner given at
the home of Mrs. Burris, who lives
near town, it being in honor of her
Goth birthday. Those from May
nard who were special guests were
Mesdames Vester, kirkpatrick,
Chester, Ezel and Knowlton and
they were chaperoned by Mr.. NJ.
Weaver. The day was very pleas
antly spent and sumptuous repast
was served. The feature of the day
was that there was less talking by
the ladies than has ever been known
on such an occasion. One of these
present was heard to remark that
it seemed as if dark cloud had
passed over the MONDAY sun, oh
literating its splendor. But they
did do "llttle talking"
Among those who attended the
commencement exercises from dis
tance we noted Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Jones, DR.. and Mrs. Cox, Mrs.
Hattie Jones and the Misses Jennie
Jones, Gladys Casey, Lunday Hen
sley and Arvena Casey of Reyno
and Biggers. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lewis,
Misses Tommie Lewis, Lillian and
Kate Roberts, Sallie Standiford,
Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick, Lantie
Martin, Ferd Spinnenweber, Her
bert Schoonover and &. Lee Wilson
of Pocahontas and Misses Maude
Scates of Success and Ona Carter of
WdinuI mage.
One of the iolliest crowds that
attended the commencement exer-
cises on Saturday and Sunday were
the Misses Lunda Hensley and Ar
vena Casey and Messrs. Harry Hen
sley and Walter McCrary of Big
gers. These young people came
over ina private rig and enjoyed
themselves by furnishing music at
the hotel Sunday as well as driving
some of their friends to the suburbs
of the town before their departure
Among the commencement visit
ors we noticed Misses Elsie Payne,
Nettie Price, Gertrude, Birdie and
Notra Mock, accompanied by DIR.
Geo. Brown, Dee, Lehman and Es-
selman Mock, Wesley Brown, DR..
9. A. Fowler, Mrs. Ben A. Brown,
Miss Helen Lehman, Mrs. Horace
E. Ruff and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Bigger, Ben L. Wallace.
James E. Rainey is acknowl-
elged to be one of the best photog-
raphers that has ever been in this
section. He informs us that he
will soon go to Ravenden Springs,
where he Will open gallery. He
has made hundreds of photograph
since he has been in our midst and
has given entire satisfaction.
Quite a number of candidates
were here during the exercises last
and this week, taking advantage of
the large crowds that was in at
tendance.
G. G. Davis of Ingram was mix.
ing with friends here Monday.
Miss Nota Vester, stenographer
for Jackson, Ebbert Insurance Com
pany of Pocahontas, spent several
days with her parents here last
week, and returned to Pocahontas
Tuesday morning.