Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
REYWO
Many NeWSHemS ofIntereSf
From our NeigbOring
HuSfIing Town

Nv i AlCOhOlN kAlN'F hh sA''
has laid the foundation and a force
of carpenters are now at work get
ging the heavy timbers placed so
that actual work can be commenced
at'once. " hen this residence is
completed 1t will add very material
lyto the appearance of the town
and MI. Rice will have very com
odious residence.
If you do not believe that Reyno
is a center in regards to a ship
ping point of convenience all you
have to do to be convinced is to go
to the depot or along the side track
and watch the amount of freight
that is unloaded daily. On Tuesday
morning J. A. Chrismon, of May
nard received car load Of machine
ry which was unloaded here and
taken by team to his large mill at
the above named town. Mr.. Chris
mon is a man of much experience
in the saw mill business and only
buys the best Of machinery.
r. l.. Richardson a nd Company
are now enjoying good trade since
they moved into their new quarters.
They recently received car load
of farming implements which they
now have on display in the rear of
their store They will soon erect
a ware room in the rear of their
present location.
Reyno will in the course of a
few days have a popular resort for
the young as well as old folks of
the town these warm evenings and
nights. J. w. Shaver is now fit
ting up his old store building in
which he will conduct soda foun-
tain and also an ice cream parlor.
Mr.. Shaver informs us that he viii
keepthe very b9s of soft drinks
and ice cream and no doubt the
venture will be success.
w. G. Honeycutt, our efficient
marshall was at the county site
Mondayon business matters.
The local lodge of W.O. W.
held meeting last night, at which
time four candidates were introduc-
ed to the mysteries of that order
and made full tiedged "choppers."
The order at this place is growing
rapidly in membership and much
interest is being manifested by all
concerned.
Rumors are to the effect that
Reyno is to have in few days
first class and up-to odate minute
drug store. 1t is said that DR.. o
w. Roberts aud RI. Drury will
form partnership and open a
store in the Clabe Glasco building
next door to DR.. o. w. Roberts
Office. Carpenters are now at work
on the interior of the building and
remodeling the room. The furni-
fure and the fixtures will be the
best and they will keep full line
of drugs and all the articles gener-
ally found iu first class place of
this kind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry, Miss Viola
Beloate and DR.. Tate, all of Cor
ming, were the pleasant guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Maynard last
Sunday.
A beautiful wedding was solomn-
lied at the home of DR.. Hill Sum-
day, at which his neice, Miss Will.
lie Poteet became the bride of DAILY
Holford, rising young farmer of
this place, Quite a number of the
intimate friends and relatives of the
young couple were present at the
ceremony which was performed by
T. c. Casey, our justice of the
peace.
Robert Hester who was very bad
ly injured at this place last week by
a fractions mule is now improving
and on the road to recovery, much
to the delight of his family and
numerous friends.
Among those from Reyno that
attended the ST. Patrick's ball given
at Pocahontas Thursday night Of
last week by the young men of that
place were Mrs. Anna Reynolds,
the Misses Nora Jones, Vista Nc
Crary, Lundy Hensley and Arvena
Kasey and DR.. o. w. Roberts. AL
report having very pleasant time.
Atty Geo. T. Black of Pocahon.
tas, candidate for the Office Of
representative, was in ReynC
Tuesday looking after his political
fences.
Mrs. Walter Moftit of Willow
Springs who has been visiting al
this place, was called home Sunday
on account of the illness of hei
husband.
j. M. Hawks, one of our leading
merchants, was in Reyno last week