Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-25
Local News Items
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sician.
Edward Black of Newport was
business visitor in Pocahontas the
first of the week.
DR.. f. w. Cox of Reyno was a
visitor to the county site last Mon
day. The doctor has been dealing
quite extensively in real estate for
some months past and is making
quite a success in the business, hav-
ing closed several important deals
lately.
Kercheval & Cooke are selling
groceries and notions cheaper than
any house in Pocahontas.
/, Mrs. George Speice, who has been
an inmate of local hospital at Pop
lar Bluff for some time, returned
home last Monday very much i'm
proved in health.
Pat MartiL was at Naylor and
also Corning the first of the week
looking after business interests.
New foulards, silk gingham, pom
gees and taffetas at Wall Bros.
Atty. H. M. Bishop was at Big
gers last Tuesday on professional
business matters.
Atty. Geo. T. Black was at Reyno
Tuesday morning between trains.
Through the courtes yof her cous-
in j. J. Lewis, Miss HERNIA Lewis
at Loney, Texas will receive the
"rellgious weekly for the next
six months.
"Mound City Paints may cost a
trihe more, but! w. H. skinner"
Mrs. NJ. E. Riggs of near town
will please accept our thanks for
renewal of her subscription and also
that of her son, Arch, at Packton,
La.
J. G.. Weatherly called Monday
morning and checked up for an
other years reading of this great
"religious weekly"
See the beautiful ruching cord,
iabots and new collars at Wall Bros,
J. S. Long and wife of Ingram
were pleasant callers at the Star
Herald office while in town Mon.
day. Mr.. Long informed us that
an epidemic of lagrippe had been
raging in his neighborbood for the
last several weeks.
Among our new subscribers this
week is Oscar Krebs WHO recently
moved on his fathers farm three
miles south of Pocahontas.
You can buy syrup at Lewallen's
for 40c per gallon.
l.. p. Smith, wife and little. baby
of Reyno were pleasant visitors in
Pocabontas last Monday and while
here Mr.. Smith paid years sub
scription and watched US print four
pages of the great "religious week
ly."
Uncle John Hord of Maynard
passed through Pocahontas Tuesday
enroute to Lewisville, ILL.,, where
he will spend the spring and sum-
mer visiting his old home. He
will keep posted on Randolph
county affairs by reading the Star
Herald.
Keiffer Campbell of Water Val
ley visited particular friends in
Pocahontas last Sunday.
1t is said that dancing makes
girls feet larger. 1t is also said
that ice cream makes freckles.
Doctors are of the opinion that
hanging on the front gate produces
rheumatism. A few more opinions
like these and the girls wont have
any fun left them.
One gallon fine syrup 40 cents al
Kercheval q Cooks.
Our young friend, Perry Spikes
deputy sheriff, renewed his sub
scription one year to the Star Her
aid Monday.
Riley Lemmons of Birdell was
in Pocahontas Monday and made
our Office a paying call, paying W
his subscription as we'll as that o
his father, r. NJ. Lemmons, anC
they will both receive the "religiou
weekly" another year.
Kercheval & Cooke are sellin,
chops at Sl.35 per sack.
Mrs. NJ. f. Story of Birdell wa
in Pocahontas Monday and mad
this Office a pleasant call, renewing
for one year her subscription to th
great "religious weekly"
J. B. Baker of Melbourne candi
date for the nomination for judg
of this circuit, was a visitor in Pc
cahontas Monday and made GU
Office a pleasant call.
Bennett q Rice can sell you ca