Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-12
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LOCAL and PERSONAL I

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The editor received an invitation
Saturday to attend the wedding of
r. Il. Bradford, editor of the
Lonoke Democrat, and Miss Minnie
Meah Merritt, editor of the Fayette. |
Vile Sentinel, which will take place !
at Fayetteville May Is at the Cen |
tral Methodist church.
Nick Barthel of the Benton
Nursery Co, left with us Monday a
crate of their famous continental
strawberries. The berries were very
fine aud the yield is SO great and the
crop so sure that Mr.. Barthel SAYS
there is nothing that grows that
will yield as much profit on the in.
vestment as an acre of strawberries.
For SALE-About 100 bushels of
good corn for sale at so cents per
bushel, cash, at Jehu Presley's barn
near Hamil. d. A, PRESLEY.
36- 1t.
D. L. Wiley left Tuesday for
Arlington, KY, where he goes to
visit his father for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Witt were
in Memphis first of this week. Mr..
Witt was there looking after some
business matters and Mrs. Witt
was visiting friends.
The Huett restaurant has been
moved from the Schoonoyer build. |
ing to the old stand, shannon build |
ing west Of court square.
The annual Fair which is given
by the ladies of the Catholic church
is being largely attended and liberal.
ly patronizcd by the citizens of
Pocahontas this season. A very
fine program was rendered Wednes-
day night which was highly ap-
preciated by all present.
Mrs. Geo. Turner ard sister, Miss
Sue Haltom went to Prescott Mon
day where they will spend several
weeks visiting relatives.
Call and see those specimens of
linoleum at Lewis 81 Midkiff's
Then order what you want. They
can save you money. 36-tf.
John ". Shaver, a prominent
citizen of Reyno, was in Pocahon-
.as Wednesday on business.
Elizabeth Johnson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jim Brooks, at Sharum
his week.
DR.. J. G. Hughes and wife and
Mrs. Maud Kirk of Walnut RidgeA
we're visiting relatives here first of
-he week.
Lewis 81 Midkif will sell you
sewing machines on the installmesU-
'si--.'a' ls 49,, ae-.--l,
Miss Hazel Flowers has been very
ick for several days. D
Losr-A bunch of keys, some
where near Supply. Finder will
,lease mail to S. Z. Hubbard, Poca-
lontas, or leave at Star Herald of
ice aud claim reward. 35-tf.
Andy White, the only confederate
.olored man in Randolph county,
whose age is about 80 years, will
lttend the reunion at Little Rock
leXt week. For the last several
rears citizens of the county have
been making up money on each oc-
,aslon TO send "Uncle Andy to the
reunions.
The Womau's Home Mission So
ciety will meet with Mrs. J. d.
Wells next Tuesday afternoon. The
services will be led by Mis-. Mason
Stacy,
Notice is hereby given that we
have secured a new baker, one of
the best ever in Pocahontas, and |
are again prepared to Furnish our
customers the best of everything in
our line. II. GsCHwEND. 3G-tf.
Lewis & Midkiff have some rare
values in furniture, refrigerators,
carpets, mattlngs, etc. You will be
astonished at their low pnces. 36-tf.
II. L. Stackhouse and Sam Bow
man have a full page in this issue
of the Star Herald announcing the
biggest event of the season at Poca.
hontas July Sd and 4th. These
gentlemen are both we'll known in
Randolph county and it is a fact
known to everybody that they never
do things by halves.
Fletcher Moon and Miss Anna
Hodge, both well-known young
people of Richwoods, were united
in marriage Sunday morning by the
| Rev. Mr.. West of the Rantist