Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08

Springfield Business College and be
placed in a good situation next fall
than to spend the summer without
profitable employment. A good sit
uation is sure.
Miss Margaret Graham, who has
been operator at the telephone
office in daytime for the past month
resigned her position and returned
to her home in Pocahontas the early
part of the week, to which place
she was called to the bedside of her
sick brother. Miss Graham is
splendid operator and no doubt the
citizens of Corning will miss her
prompt attention to their calls. =
Corning Republican.
d. L. Wiley is headquarters for
fashionable hats for women and
children. Ready to wear and trim
med in the very latest style.
Miss Myrtle Jackson, who is
teaching a successful term of school
at Reyno, spent Sunday with home
folks in Pocahontas.
Clifford Price and Frank Hart
of Biggers' spent Sunday in town
visiting friends. Mr.. Price is well
known in Corning, having lived
here few years ago. Corning
Republican.
j. r. Kizer left the first of the
week for Little Rock, where he Is
attending a session of the land con-
gress. While absent he made
trip to Hot Springs.
Complete line of up.todate neck
wear for ladies, just received at
Wiley's.
Henry Downing Of Searcy was
in Pocahontas Saturday and Sunday
the guest of his brother Andrew,
while enroute to his old home at
Maynard to visit his parents.
Mayor Nance of Reyno, was
visitor in Pocahontas between trains
enroute home from Batesville, where
he is receiving treatment for cancer.
Frank Brooks and j.. g. Ross
man, two, of Randolph's leading
citizens, residing near Imboden,
called in to see US while in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Campbell
spent Sunday In Lawrence county,
guests of Mrs. Campbell's son,
Bunk Wells.
Otto Keel and A. r. Riddle of
Mamma 6 a ! | d Tuesday and had
their addresses changed to Manson.
a. ]. Teaugne and wife of Old
Jackson spent Monday n i g h in
Pocahontas guests of Mrs. leagues
sister, Mrs. John Pruitt.
J. A. Mclaughlin, a staunch
democrat of Black Rock, was a
business visitor at the county at
Saturday and while here made our
Office pleasant call.
For Rent cottage known as
the Miss Mollie Smith property in
Pocahontas. For further informa-
tion apply to Miss Mollie Smith.
3l-2t
S. L. Blackwell, prominent
citizen of Elm Store, was in town
Tuesday and paid US a pleasant
visit and a dollar to renew his
subscription.
All persons are hereby forbidden
to trespass or go upon any of the
lands of the undersigned, for any
purpose, without first obtaining
permission. Any person found
trespassing on any of said lands
will be prosecuted to the full extent
Of the law. Penalty for trespassing
Is not less than $l0 nor more than
500. j. W. DALTON,
3l-4t. Dalton, Ark.
The Springfield Business College
had ten calls for graduates in one
week. With the reputation that
school has it Is easy to place every
one who does good work in sltua-
tion at good salary. Young man
this is your chance.
Postmaster j. 7. Glasco, Joe K.
Bland and James R. Reynolds all
of Reyno, were Pocahontas visitors
last Monday and while here made
our Office pleasant call.
M. r. Harris of Brockett was a
Pocahontas visitor the first of the
week.
Will Guide of Reyno called at our
office while in town last Monday
and paid one years subscription to
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