Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-22
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zens, was transactlng business IN
Pocahontas Tuesday. He was a
pleasant visitor at the Star Herald
office while in town.
Tank Hawk was down from In
gram first of the week on business
Sam songer, our good friend from
Old Jackson, was pleasant caller
Monday morning,
J. r. Smith called Monday morn
ING and checked up for another
years reading of the Star Herald
j. L. Robinson, the heavy weight
attorney of Doniphan, has been
looking after the business of his
clients IN circuit court this week.
]. L. is losing none of his prestige
as an attorney in this county on ac-
count of having moved from here
some three or four years ago.
J. f. Naples of Pitman sent us a
dollar this week to be applied on
his subscription.
f. II. Hoelcher. a good farmer
and fruit grower of near town, was
here Tuesday with load Of fine
peaches for which he found ready
sale.
Lee Williams, formerly freight
breakman on the local between here
and Poplar Bluff, but who is now
located at Hayti, was in Pocahon-
tas Tuesday.
Miss Winnie Johnson went to
Walnut Ridge last Monday to vls-
it relatives for few days.
Mrs. Annie Baltz and children
and Miss Denie Bauer spent last
Tuesday at Running Lake, the guests
of Mrs Weatheryl.
Ben Johnston of Maynard, candi-
date for clerk of the county court,
spent several days in Pocahontas
this week looking after his political
fences.
The six weeks old infant of Mr..
and Mrs. Kibler Cook, who reside
about mile from Pocahontas on
Waddle's ranch, died last Tuesday
morning and was buried that eve
ming at the Martin cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNabb of May
nard will please accept the thanks
of the Star Herald force for a lot of
fine peaches presented to them Tues
day. Mr.. McNabb says he will
have lot of much finer ones little
later in the season.
james Vester of Biggers called
on us Tuesday and spent quite a
little while talking on matters of
general interest He was summon
ed as a witness before the grand
jury.
Charles b. Moore, aprominent
young barber of Doniphan, came
down Sunday and is spending the
week with his wife who Is here
visiting her father, A. h. Allphin.
Joe S. Decker Of Ravenden
Springs was business visitor at
our office first of the week. Joe
is a jolly good fellow and has many
friends here who are always glad
to see him. He is one of the com
mittee on management of the big
fraternal picnic and barbecue to be
had at Ravenden Springs on Friday
and SATURDAY., July 80 and 80.
Mrs. Essie Dunham of Oklahoma
came in the latter part of the week
and will visit with her mother and
old friends here for some time.
r. A. Johnson came down from
Elm Store Tuesday on short bus
mess trip.
Us. Brown, one of Dalton's
leading farmers was mixing with
the thrOng here Tuesday and while
here paid us a pleasant visit and two
dollars on subscription
Dee Hagood of Middlebrook was
here Tuesday and arranged with us
TO advertise barbecue to be given
at that place on the day of the can
didate speaking there. Watch the
Star Herald for further particulars.
Miss Maud Sheffield and Miss
Clara Smith Of SUCCESS were in Po-
cahontas last Sunday morning with
friends and on Sunday evening went
to Hoxie where they visited friends
the same evening. They were ac-
companied there by Emmett Pres
ley.
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