Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-22

w. IL. Lewis OF may ndru, ldVleI
of j. J. Lewis, clerk of the circuit
court, was in Pocahontas last Sat
urday and went to Walnut Ridge
where he visited his son, George.
John Fry of Ravenden Springs
was in Pocahontas this week attend
ing court.
Squire Joe Johnson of Biggers is
in Pocahontas this week assisting
Sheriff Sam Brown with hls court
work.
Rufus Baker, who is teaching at
Skaggs school house near Shiloh,
was in Pocahontas Sunday and Mon
day.
Rufus and Oscar Mock, who are
teaching school near NJ SON,
were in Pocahontas last sunday
morning enroute to Manson after
enjoying Saturday at Reyno with
friends at the grand celebration.
Mrs. Amber Seamons and Mrs.
Verd shannon were IN Poplar Bluff
the latter partof last week, guests of
Mrs. Larry Cravens.
Mrs. Mont Armstrong and daugh-
ter and Miss Adeline Hirst left
Saturday for Jackson and Memphis
] Tenn, where they will visit relatives
and friends for about two weeks.
E. G. Mock and family OF May
nard passed through Pocahontas
/ Wednesday enroute to Eureka
| Springs to spend a month for the
benefit of the health of Mrs. Mock
and children
Tax Assessor Lee Higginbotham
is in Pocahontas this week finishing
up the work of assessing the taxes
for the year of 1910. The books
will close next Saturday and all who
have not assessed by that time will
have to pay penalty.
Burley Hancock of New Hope
passed through town Tuesday en-
route TO Sharum to spend a few days
with J. A. Rogers.
Oscar A. Lemmons of Roanoke
township, candidate for tax assessor
was business visitor in Pocahon-
tas first of the week inter-
viewing the many court visitors as
to his candidacy.
LosT-Between $50 and S33
in small bills, either on the streets
of Biggers or on the picnic grounds
IN Reyno. Finder will leave same
at the Star Herald office or the
Headlight Office and receive liberal
reward.
LAND For SALE 200 acres of
good land, so in fine state of culti-
vation. 1870 acres in fine timber,
also good for farming purposes
Will sell at bargain, part cash, bal
ance on terms to suit.
45-tf. j. w. RILEY,
Ravenden Springs, Ark.
Jake Grossman of Newport il
here this week, being a witness il
the John f. James case.
| II. l.. Stackhouse, who has been
confined to his room for the pas
two weeks on account of having rur
a nail into his foot, was able tC
come down town Tuesday. Hi
many friends are glad to see HIN
out again.
r. n. Schoouover has been absen
from his post of duty in the Sta
Herald Office for more than weel
past on account of the illness ol
his wife. Mrs. Schoonover is nov
improving.
Mrs. J. d. Doyle and two chill
dren of Walnut Ridge were her,
visiting relatives the latter part o
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smith will
please accept the thanks of the ed
itor and family for a bucket o
fine large blackberries, sent to Ou
home Tuesday.
Miss Myrle Lynch visited relative
in the Shiloh neighborhood Satur
day night and attended church a
New Home Sunday.
A regular communication of Ran
lolph Lodge No. II, F. and A. M
was held at the hall Wednesda,
night. Quite a number of visitor
from Biggers and Ravenden wer
present. A call meeting for tn
purpose of conferring degrees vii
be had Wednesday night, Aug. 8rd
DR.. Hall, professor of psycholo
gy at Clark University, Mass, oh