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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-18
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Thursday.

Thursday. E.
Afternoon: Maids and Matrons;
Hostess, Mrs Robert Field 8 o'clock.
Evening: Dance at Elks' Club;
$3.50 o'clock.
Friday.
Afternoon: Sowania Club; hostess,
Miss Corrie Haney; $3.50 o'clock.
Saturday.
Afternoon: Trail Party; hostess,
Mrs. Ashton Toomer; honoree, Mrs
John S. Turner, Jr. o'clock.
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DR.. T. N. Hudson of Meridian, is in
the city today
Mrs. John Nichols, of Manned, is
suendine the week with her daughter,
Mrs. D. b. Griffin, on Court street,
Miss Olga Cough of Meridian, is Wis
iing her sister, Mrs. Charles Kinard
and Mrs. o. NJ. Mcdaniel, on Bay
street.
Rev. l.. f. Afford, formerly of Pass
Christian, but now pastor of the Meth
odist church in Sumrall, was visitor
in The city Monday.
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sowania Club Meets Friday.
The Sowania Club will meet FRIDAY
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, with MISS
Corrie Haney, instead of Saturday al
tenoon. as announced. The meeting
was changed on account of the large
Trail Party to be given Saturday D!
Mrs. Ashton Toomer, in honor of Mrs
John S. Turner, Jr.
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Bridge Club With Miss Iora Haney'
pleasant meeting of the brlos
Climb was held Tuesday with MIS-
Iora Haney. at her home on Cour
straet The prize. pair of silk hose
was won by Miss Ethel Hill. After
number of games of Bridge, the no.
toss served a dainty two-course luncl
oon--a salad course followed by an &c
course. ,,.-
The members present were mis-
90 Ressie Powe, Marie Rowan, htn
1Iu Corrie Haney, Norma Powe' Au
sic Haney, Mrs. Robert Field 81
stitntes-Misses Elizabeth Harrlso
Annie Margaret Draughn, Annie Bel
Mcleod Mable Greer, Allie Camp al
Mrs. Towns L. Smith,
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mre w. B. Follanbee, JrH
Entertains Trail Club.
Mrs w. B. Follanbee, Jr. entertain
tho Trail Club and number OF o'n
rnests Tuesday afternoon at her MOI
-, Walnut street. The rooms we
attractiye with ferns and large puri
toilets Miss Frazier Matthew'S
Tor If the hostess, kept score anu
tor the games, Mrs. Joe Shelby, M
\, uolliman and Miss Frazier M
'. ,orved chicken salad, stun
olive sandwiches, cheese OaliS' WAN
and coffee. ,4 MO,
The club members present "''
Mosdames F. j. Duke, F. b. hy"n'
uolliman, Bob MoorD, s. " hoD'
con Joe Shelby and P. D. loOn I
C,os+s-Mesdames P. M. seay' W.
Dodgers Floyd Ames, B. T. loom
M. watkins. ]. H. Putnam, D,
Moore. G. P. Smith, R. N. Goi, =
uonrv Turner, NJ. D. King W. D.
w. H s. Haggerty, M, L. Ihoin a's
T. Henry Foote, M. Dry1uS' WIS
T TIorriette Putnam Elizabeth Copp
uarriette putnam, Elizabeth copy
Frazier Matthews and Mrs N0ue"
Mrs., Ryan, of Georgia. A ,,,,,,
", The next meeting of the club VIII
,old with Mrs. W. B. Seymour
\ n,o,ock. Tuesday afternoon
0a -
o.,.srrino Former Hattiesburg q
"Tbe Jackson friends of the the, Kin In
non and George famllieS wa" :,
terested to learn of the rereno
compliment paid Miss Franklne
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PORTRAITS ON STOCKINGS
AN ENGLISH FAD OF THE MOMENT.

Earring heart sleeve having gone out OF fashion
OF an adored
wv a society, place
the 0 stocking This
certainly nothing attractive about
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FNGl ISH MOVABLE TEA TABLE AND TRAY

progressive inventive Americans think uet
conservative British can each u.s. pu
there which learn from the mon
One of practical convenient
mahogany ana
of the costly ana peaut "u
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MRS. WELL KNOWN SAYS;

| think that it is most impor-
tant that every woman should
be able to take care of herself
by her own labor. And she
} should not only be able-she
should do it. This applies to the
married women just as much as
to the unmarried ones. 1t is not,
) of course, necessary or advisable
that every woman should work
outside the home. But she
should be economically indie
pendent, whether she is working
for her husband in his house or
for some one else in an Office
Mrs. Mary Hunter Austin. Nov
B elist and Playwright.
8 Most disappointments in mar
z rage are due to the fact that
5 either one or the other or both
Z find the dreams of romantic
3 courtship quite different from
z the reality of life. and they wake
; up to the realization Of this
& truth. ooh, she is just like other
3 women! "Oh, he is just COM
& mon manr' There is just a So
3 cial situation left.-Mrs. Ebert
z Hubbard. Wife of Well Known
q Writer.
< Our sex should devote as little
= time as possible to worthless
Z statistics, empty combinations of
q clphers and letters. We women
x should study only such things as
Q tend to develop our minds and
& hearts, broaden our views and
G awaken sympathy with our fell
x low men.-Countess de Brie.
Xnnn.sa.<sS.s<.>o. s><.&SG1GS&M<S
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and trouble of doing
on so ridiculously small
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-18
FETCHING HAT IN
PINWHEEL SHAPE

" NDENIABLY fetching and
chic is this pinwheel "toque
Russo" recently imported
from Paris. 1t may be
Russian in origin, as its name implies,
but in its present form it is the crea-
ton of one of the smartest of Partisan
nlilliners. The materials are taupe
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concerning Former 4attIesDur9 9, e,s'D.
C0 NEE Jackson friends of the Kincan-
! nc and George families will be IN,
t CRESTED to learn Of>the recent p min.
le, ,,nI,ment paid Miss Frankine KIN,
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HUB STORE IS DOOMED

The Hub Clothing Co. is going our
of business Monday, May l. 1t is up
to you to get the bargains that are
going at one-half the ordinary selling
price
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ANOTHER WITH n. 3.

Chief Clerk Hall Of the Northern
Pacific phoned the Dakota Business
College for an additional Office man
yesterday and pupil was sent to
the position this morning. People who
understand Office work themselves. APP
preciate The thorough training OF the
D. B. G. and give its graduates the
preference.
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A COMRAOE PROTESTS
J. 3. AsheIman Doesn't Like Tone Of
Address by Bruce Pollock of
the High School.

To The Forum: 1 noticed in your
Monday evenings issue an article,
headed A Talk on Pensions, by Bruce
Pollock, before the high school, and
want to say, If this is the kind of pa
triotism being taught in our public
schools at the present day, then God
pity our country can only look upon
it as the very essence of old cop
perheadism. Mr.. Pollock says, pension
bills have steadily increased since the
revolution" True they have, and there
are many reasons why they should.
Our great and glorious country is
far better able to reward the men who
have offered their lives in defense or
their country and flag, against any
enemy, domestic or foreign. The in.
crease in cost of living alone Is only
one of the many reasons. The state,
ment that the cause of the Increased
appropriation is that there are so many
pension frauds. Now, we admit there
are few frauds on the pension rolls,
but are there not plenty of frauds to be
found in all the walks Of life? Why
slur and insult the honest man because
few dishonest have crept in.
If Mr.. Pollock or any other man
knows or has knowledge of any one OF
more men who are fraudulently draw
ing pensions and does not report them
to the proper authorities, he is a party
to the crime. Our government is even
on the alert to prosecute and punish
the guilty as witness the men now be-
hind prison bars paying the penalty OF
just such crimes. Again, he says men
without a military record have been
given an enlistment and an honorable
discharge in order that they might
draw a pension. This statement by
the son of an honorable attorney Is
mere rot, and it is presumed the other
cases referred to are of the same
class. Our government has to deal
honorably and justly with the old
soldiers, and the members Of the G. A.
r. are as bitter opponents of frauds
in the pension department as any one,
It is a we'll established fact that the
Grand Army is doing much TO instill in
the minds of the rising generation a
spirit of patriotism and love of coun-
try. We justly feel indignant over
such an article as the one referred to,
and coming from such source, and /
hereby extend on behalf of the mem
bers of John f. Reynolds post an invi-
tation to Mr.. Pollock to visit one OF
our post meetings in the near future
and tell us who these frauds are that
we may help bring them to the bar Oh
| justice; and, further, If he ever had an
ancestor who was a soldier in the
army of his country, for his or their
sal1es, he should not promulgate in
our schools such damnable nonsense
Il ]. B. Ashelman.
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REMEMBER The 0. 3. c.

Is a personal instruction school. Pupils
may enter any day. They advance
as rapidly as they can learn the work.
No class work retards their progress
norsdoes it advance them over some.
thing they dSSlot understand. Yet it
costs no more to attend the Dakota
Business College than to go elsewhere.
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GRAND BALL ENDS
MASONIC MEETING
COMPLETE LIST or OFFICERS
WHO WE'RE ELECTED AT THE
CLOSE or THE GRAND COM
MANpERY or THE KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR--A BIG EVENT.

The grand commandery OF the
knights Templar of North Dakota
which closed last evening, was the
biggest event Of its kind ever held in
the state. sir knights were here from
every section of North Dakota and
over 800 men attended the various ses-
sions OF the gathering.
The event closed last evening with
big ball by the knights in full uni
form. The spectacle was a most gor-
geous one and the plumed order of Ma
sonry presented gay spectacle as they
danced around the ballroom. A lun-
cheon was afterwards served in the
banquetroom of the temple.
The complete list Of the officers who
were elected yesterday afternoon Is
as follows:
Grand Commander WIN. spriggs,
Grand Forks.
Deputy Grand Commander s. ].
Hill. Fargo.
Grand Generalissimo-And Ekern,
Grand Forks.
Grand Captain General-John w.
Carroll, Lisbon.
Grand Senior warden--Geo. M. Pike,
New Rockford.
Grand Junior Warden--Frank White,
Valley City.
Grand Prelate Rev. John X. Burle-
son, Grand Forks.
Grand Treasurer Alexander B. Tay-
Tor, Fargo.
Grand Recorder-Walter L. stock
we'll Fargo.
Grand standard Bearer-H. c. Boz
tor, jamestown.
Grand sword Bearer-G. w. Wal.
bert, Bismarck.
Grand warder-w. d. Henry, wah-
peton.
Grand Captain Guard-w. d. Rich
ards, Dickinson.
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We Buy Scrap Iron.

Carload lots spec1aIty. correspond
ence given prompt attention. Fargo
Iron Metal Co, Fargo, NJ. d.
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HAVE A Big SEAT SALE
Y. M. c. A. Carnival Committee Meet
With Good Success First
Day of Sales.

More than half the so cent, and
large number of the 81 and as cent
seats were sold yesterday in the first
days canvass by the Y. M. C. A. carni-
val business committee.
You can just as well get one of the
first choice seats. Reserve today. Y.
NJ c. A. Gymnastic Carnival, May 2.
An excellent programme. Seats 81,
75c and soc.
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STATE MEDICS TO
MEET in FARGO
a FINE PROGRAMME ARRANGED
FOR THE ANNUAL STATE MEET
ING WHICH WILL BE HELD M
THIS CITY, MAY 8, 9, AND 10, IN
COMMERCIAL CLUB ROOMS.

The twenty fourth annual session OF
the North Dakota State Medical as
ISOLATION will be held in Fargo, May
8, and 10, in the commercial club
rooms. The council and house Of dele
gates will meet May 8. and 10. the
first meeting of the house delegates
being held May at 900 D. m.
On Tuesday evening the delegates
will attend the OTpheum in body and
later luncheon and smoker will be
enjoyed in the club rooms. The Of
ficers in charge are as follows:
President-H. III. Healy OF Grand
Forks.
Vice Presidents-A. ]. MCDANIEL of
Minot, G. e. Spicer of Litchville. and
Murdoch McGregor Of Fargo.
Secretary-H. J. Rowe OF Casselton.
Treasurer-Frank ]. King of st.
Thomas.
Programmes have been printed and
Will be carried out as follows:
Tuesday Morning.
Invocation -. Rev. A. E. Peterson
Address Of Welcome. ........-..
................ Mayor v. r. Lowell
Response ...... A. J. MCDANIEL
Presidents Address ...-. H. H. Healy
Puerperal EcIampsia-M. d. Wesley,
Cooperstown.
Early Symptoms and Diagnosis of
Pulmonary TubercuIosis-J. l.. An
derson, Powers Lake.
Syphilis and Reference to Recent
Methods of Diagnosis and Treat
ment-John Milton Armstrong, st.
Paul.
Cerebro Spinal Syphillis-Will C. Mich
OILS, Fargo.
Tuesday Afternoon.
Bone Cysts and Bone Sarcoma-J. C.
Staley; Mandan.
The Surgical Diseases of Children
Homer B. Smith, Fargo.
Some Ways of Preventing POST Oper-
alive ventral HaMsia, and the Treat
ment of Same-Edward s. Judd,
Rochester MINI.
Discussion-H. O'Brien, st. Paul
Fracture Of the Femure-H. G. VIM
dell, Winston.
Wednesday Morning.
Clinical Cassie. N. Callander and r.
b. Weible, Fargo.
TubaI regnancy-Harry w. H. God
frey, Russell
A Country Practitioners Views Of Sc
rum Theraphy-L d. Clark, Harvey.
Indications for the Removal OF Gall
Bladder, with illustrations.)- Harry
Richie, st. Paul
Rounders-F. w. MacManus, Buford.
Removal OF the Lense in Its Capsule
in Cataract Case-H. A. Beaudoux,
St. Paul
Wednesday Afternoon.
Medical Legislation-H. G. woutat,
Grand Forks.
Pathologic Conditions other Than APP
pendicitis in the Right lilac Fossa--
Warren A. Dennis, st. Paul.
Sporotricosis in North Dakota. Report
OF Case-G. f. Ruediger. Grand
Forks; II. w. Miller, jamestown.
Paper Subject not yet announced)-
N. o. Ramstad Bismarck.
A Method of Enucleation by Which the
Action and Efficiency of the Orbital
Muscles Are Better Conserved-L
w. Meckstroth, Wahpeton.
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ELK's BALL FRIDAY.
Buffet Lunch Will be Feature Of the
Evening.


An event which has been looked
forward to with great deal of happy
anticipation by the Elks of the city,
will culminate Friday evening with the
handsome ball in Prizes hall. Tho
gentlemen will wear suits correspond
ing with the Elk's colors, purple and
white, and the decorations will be in
the same beautiful colors. The com
mittee who have charge of the party
promise one of the most enjoyable
events of the season.
Only Elks and their friends will at
tend, and the crowd is sure to be a
very select and congenial one. Those
holding invitations will miss one OF
the most enjoyable evenings of the
entire year If they fail to attend this
big event A buffet lunch will be-
served after 10 o'clock at any time
wished by the guests.
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Watches and clocks repaired. We
call for and deliver. Phone 1921.
800 Front street.
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CUTLERY.

Anything you want in the line? /
keep only the very best. Ben Hart.
Remember. the Best.
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WOULD MEET KOSSICK
Manager Of Fargo Boy Issues State
ment Regarding Match With
Moorhead Boxer.

"A challenge directed at young Kos
sick of Moorhead was issued today,
too late to get into the sporting de-
partment. The challenge is as fol-
lows:
bob Jennings OF Minneapolis, the
manager of Lee Schranckel of Fargo
wishes to state that he will stage with
young Kossick of Moorhead a fifteen
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round bout at any place or any date.
Now if any one of Kossick's managers
wish to follow this challenge they can
call on me at 54-56 Broadway.
(Signed) Bob Jennings"
Jennings wishes to have the bout
pulled off within the next ten days If
possible.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-07
OLD JACKSON

Crops are looking fine in this
section.
One of the grandest times in the
history of Old Jackson was cele-
brated by more than five hundred
people Sunday. Two good ser.
mons were delivered by Rev. 6.
w. Million, communion and foot
washing, and a grand dinner was
enjoyed by all.
School begins here the 10th. We
would be glad to see every boy and
girl in the district present the first
morning and continue throughout
the entire term.
Jno. Wilson and wife of Hoxie
were visiting at Sam Songer's last
week.
Best wishes to the Star Herald
and its readers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-07
FOR SALE OR TRADE

One of the best homes in the
town of Maynard, Arkansas, con-
sisting of 7-room house in good
repair, a large barn, fine orchard
and garden, good wells, 4 acres
of ground, a store house. Also
$50 acr's of land I mile from town.
Will trade for Pocahontas property
and pay difference in cash or trade
for land. If you want to do some
trading, address Box 221,
43-2t. Pocahontas, Ark
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-07
SUBURBAN NEWSG
Local and Personal
" Items of Interest from Various Places q
- of Interest in Randolph County. -
al and Personal

Mrs. Mitchie KnowltOu of Pop
lar Bluff is visiting X. II. Madden
II. c. Athy caught a fine lot OF
fish Friday.
Mrs. Maggie Allen has been on
the sick list,
Miss Pauline Allen is working IN
st. Louis this summer.
Lee Sharp and wife aud Ray
Sharp went to Pratt, No. last
Monday.
We had a moonlight picnic Sat
urday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-07
MAYNARD

Yes, we are still looking for the
railroad. We feel sure that our
prospects are better than ever
before.
Milton McNabb went to Biggers
Saturday to meet bis wife who had
been visiting her son, Z. r. May.
nard and family. They both re-
turned home Sunday evening.
Several from here took in the
Middlebrook picnic.
90. Brakebill and wife of
West Plains, Mo-, were visitors in
town last week. They moved from
here to Missouri twenty five years
ago. This was their first visit
since they moved away. OF course
they had to note our improvements.
Especially did they mention the
change in the grade of hogs and
cattle.
Bro. Williams of the M. E.
church has secured Rev. T. o. Ro-
RE Of Cabot to assist IN his revival
here beginning the first Sunday in
August. Rev. Rorie is an able
minister and it will do you good to
hear him.
Among those from here who
spent the 3rd and 4tb in Pocahontas
we're Misses Lille Presley, Grace
and Tommle Crockett and Clara
Patton; Messrs. Ben Lincoln, Fred
Crockett, Clarence and Elvis Alb
bott.
Alpheus Poynor went to Ring
last week where he secured a tern
of school for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dees returned
Monday from a business trip tC
Williamsville, Mo.
Aunt Francis Haygood is visiting
Prof. Johnston at Pocahontas.
Oscar Wyatt and sister, Katie
spent Saturday and Sunday a
= Warm Springs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-07

Prof. Wyatt of MAYNARD and
Miss Nola Deunlug of GnteTOOd'
Mo-, attended Sunday school here
last Sunday.
j. Q. Ponds little son, Victor,
was up from Maynard forths barbe'
cue last Saturday.
Esq. w. P. Burrow is row in
stalling his large canning factory
on the lot just back Of bis store
building and will soon offer a good
price for all kinds of fruits, tOma'
toes and corn.
W. R. Holt did the barbecuiDg
ing OF the meat for the dinner here
and we must say, that it was the
best that has ever been done here
for years.
Jim Creason went to Donlphan
to see the bali games July 4th and
5th.
W. G. Carter, Sam Merry and
81 Bailey are with Burrows thresh-
er this season.
Earle Almond, who has been with
Uncle Sans Regular Army for the
past three years, is now home for a
few weeks.
Bill Curtis went to Doniphan
Tuesday to take load of chickens
for M. Burrow.
John X. Holt and A. J. Cole,
who went to Buffalo, N. Y, the
former to attend the Clerks As.
sociation, the latter, as a delegate
to the Head Camp of M. W. of A.,
have returned and report the time
of their lives.
A Mr.. Hutton was here a few
d a Us back, organizing Sunday
schools and succeeded in organizing
here with the following officers;
DR., j. s. Carrens, Superintendent,
A. j. Cole, Assistant Superintend.
ent; Miss Effie Kenner, Secy. and
Treas. and Miss Ava Holt, organist
Sunday school every Sunday at
o'clock p. M. Everybody. in the
community should attend.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-07
John and Jack Returned

My Dear Editor:
John and Jack have returned and
many of the Woodmen boys have
called on us for a statement as to
our doings in Buffalo. So with
your permission / will give brief
account of our stewardship while
gone. We landed in Buffalo via
Lake Erie at 8 a. m. the 10th ult.
The city is very beautiful and has
a population of 425, 1000. On arriv-
ing in the city we were presented
with an elegant badge which was
key with the M. w. A. emblem
and buffalo's head engraved on it,
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler spent last
week on their farm near Concord
visiting friends and relatives. They
report crops good on Elevenpoints.
Miss Christine Stevens will teach
at ADKINS this summer.
The public school board selected
Prof. Fred Abbott as principal.
The other m embers of the faculty
are Mrs. Sallie Thomas, intermediate
and Mrs. Urcie Phipps, primary.
The public school building needs
to be painted.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-07
ALBERTIIA

Everything is growing rapidly
now and the prospects are good for
bumper crop.
j. d. Kerley and wife AND family
of Maynard visited ye scribe and
family Sunday.
w. ]. Luter and wife made a
special trip to Kellar one day last
week.
(FoR Last wEEk)
A. Wimp and wife are the proud
parents of fine baby boy.
Holm and Green, the well drill
crs are drilling a well for the writer.
T, N. Stafford is real sick at this
writing.
w. J. Luter and wife made
special tlip to Maynard the latter
part of the week.
Jess G. Johnston and family and
Mrs. T. j. Cannon and family of
Kellar visited at this place Satur-
day night.
J. II. Green and l.. F. Johnston
made SPECIAL trip TO Pocahontas
Friday evening.
Bro. w. ]. Williams came down
Sunday to fill his appointment, but
owing to the incemency of the
weather there was but few out, so
he did not preach.
Mr.. Ryan, the Eureka Springs
medicine agent, was in our city last
week.
Prof. w. r. Acree OF Maynard
came down Monday to arrange his
school at the Davis school house.
School will begin the 10th of July. |
The patrons of Dist. No. 48 will
please remember the date and send
your children the first day.
j. N. Kerley, wife and little son,
Willie, were the guests of l.. +.
Johnston and family Monday.
Oat, harvest, pea and millet SOW.
ing Is the order of the day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-07-07

Miss Fannie Bowers, who has
been visiting Ed Million and fami.
ly, returned home Tuesday.
A few of the neighbors here spent
the Fourth on the river fishing.
Amburs Million made a hurried
trip to Oscar Grsyham's Monday.
Frank Neusom was visiting at
Mr. Chesser's Saturday night.
George Kincade and family were
visiting Mrs. Klncade this week.