Pocahontas star herald., 1910-05-06

Several weeks ago he sent an order
to an Illinois firm for several set
tings of eggs. Monday he was in
formed that there was an express
package at the depot for him. He
went and got it and after telling
quite a number of the citizens that
he had at last received the eggs,
they proceeded to open the basket
and found it to contain some shrub
berry that had been ordered by Mrs.
Reynolds. Mr.. Reynolds says that
he will sue the company for the
money he sent unless they send him
the eggs.
NJ. j. Burris contemplates open
ing photograph gallery here in the
near future. He will, in company
with another man, purchase a tent
and erect it ON one of the vacant
lots. The town would support
iirst-class gallery.
Buy yourself a "Big Willie"
Disc cultivator. Sold by j. NJ.
Hawks, Reyno, Ark.
Atty. Geo. 7. Black of Pocahon-
tas, who has been employed as city
attorney, spent Monday night in
Reyno, attending to the duties de-
volving on the office. He was also
looking after his political fences,
which are not in the least shatteped.
Tuesday morning the merchant
that had the coal or wood had the
crowd to contend with as the wealth
er took a sudden change and it was
very cool in the morning. Quite
number of our merchants and busi-
ness men had removed their stoves
and they spent few chilly hours.
Work on the concrete building of
G. Y. Mcclure has been retarded on
account of the iron front not arriv
ing on time. Mr.. Mcclure expects
the material to arrive in a few days
when work will again be commen-
ced.
Atty. 7. w. Campbell was in
Reyno Tuesday on legal business.
DIR. o. w. Roberts was called to
the bedside of his sister at Calico
Rock Saturday on account Of her
serious illness.
Anderson Berry, of east of town,
was here Tuesday trading.
James l.. Lobinson was here Fri
day looking after legal business in
the Justice court. Mr.. Robinson
had Just returned from the Confed-
crate reunion at Mobile. Ala. He
said he had a great time and that
the voting for place for the next
gathering was very exciting.
Barney Pnlliam left Tuesday for
Marked Tree, where he will visit a
few days.
Several of our local sportsmeu
have been bringing in nice strings
of fish. Logan Whittington load
ed his buggy so heavily that one of
the wheels gave down just below
Jim Hatley's place.
We note that the Ozark Tele.
phone people are getting their line
of new poles ready for the changing
of the wire from the old ones to the
new.
L. F. MAY nard has ordered an
incubator, through 7. g. Albritton,
and will engage IN the chicken bus
mess. One of his friends at Brook
ings, upon hearing of Mr.. Maynard's
venture, ordered l7.OOO,OOO early
brollers. OF course Mr.. Maynard
booked the order and will begin to
ship the chicks in few days.
Mrs. Ed R, Maynard returned
Sunday from visit with homefolks
near Lorine.
The j. NJ Hawks firm uuloaded
another car of chops the first of the
week. This firm is selling quite
lot of feedstuff this season.
Ben S. Upton, representing the
Kansas City Life Insurance Co.,
was here first of this week making
settlement with K. g. Richardson
for policy carried in his company
on the life of Nj. Richardson's wife
who died a few weeks past. The
Kansas City Life Insurance people
are prompt making settlem ent on
death claims.
Reyno needs a Business Mems
Association. Why not meet and