Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
Local and Otherwise

aud girls at the Tn'sla'e rair last
week.
Rev. Bleyins, the pastor II con-
ducting a serle. OF meetings at tue
Methodist church thus week, ana
eIlends an invitation TO the public
10 a tend,
Frank speicc, W. +. Spikes, os-
ear Mock aud Harry Byard COM
prised an auto party that went over
10 Paragould Wednesday TO attend
the Greene county falr.
Mrs. Essie Durham left Monday
for a weeks visit at Cummins, Ark,
after which she will return TO her
home at McAlester, Okla.
Since closing hrs school, Ed Hicks
il now writing life insurance for
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New York.
Frank Promberger has accepted a
position IN PrIugle's Drug store.
Judge J. W. Meeks is building a
handsome office building on the
south side of his residence lot for
his law library aud Office.
Mrs. Ellis has returned home,
after closing her school at Middle
brook.
The BOYS Corn Club contest wIl!
be held m Pocahontas, October 2O,
q and 2s. See full announcement
in the Star Herald this week.
Luther 4. johnson returned last
FRIDAY from Memphis, where he
had been attending the Tu'State
Fair Mr.. Johnson started out in
the bottom country Monday after
noon collecting for the Star Herald,
aud If you happen to owe us any.
thing we would be glad you would
pitch il to hun.
Prof. NJ. G.. Orr, superintendent
Of the Biggers High school, was
one Of our very pleasSn! caller dur
ing the school contests here last
week. Prof. Orr is making a sue.
cess Of the Biggers school and Is
bullding up a school interest there
that his never been manifested be.
fore. lie s thinking of issuing a
quarterly paper IN the interest OF
his school.
Misses Thersa Douglas and Gladys
Mills attended the box supper q
Success last Friday night.
Hon. A. J. Witt went to Con.
way Tuesday, where he had accept
ed an invitation to address the
Faulkner County FAIR. Judge Wit
Is much sought after here Of late as
public speaker.
The local Woodmen camp will
unseil the monument of Sow. Gid
Thompson, at the Thompson GENE.
terry, near New Home. next Sunday
afternoon, beginning at ? o'clock.
l.. F. Blankenship, formerly
owner and editor Of the Pocahontas
Star Herald but now business man
ager of the Western Methodist, q
church publication, at Little Rock
was here Monday meeting friends
and looking after interests of hi,
paper here. Mr.. BlankenshIp is at
excellent newspaper man, and II
well known here. Corning Courier
The Clifford Price Hardwar
Company building is almost read,
for the finishing touches, aud new
goods are being unPacked daily
This new hardware irm will nav
its opening day on October II,
full announcement of which appear
IN the Star Herald today.
Mrs. c. l.. Cate was called t,
Maynard Monday on account of tn
Hines of her daughter, Miss Oma
who was taken with an attack o
appendicitis.
Il. 4. Tyler, of the firm OF lyle
Il Bryan, Of Cavenar, was in to Sc
us Tuesday and left a nice orde
for stationery
c. 5. Buslck announces that h.
will start onabIs annual deer hun
into the Mississippi bottoms, il
Phillips county on November /
"Dad' is some deer hunter sud ha
letters from sportsmen from al
sections of the country wanting l.
go with him. Quite a number vii
accompany him on hts trip in No
vember.
County Court has been IN session
this week, with his honor Judg,
Brown presiding. Clerk Ben John
ston has been suffering with ba,
case of lagrIp, and Ernest Harrison
our new clerk to be, has been as
sistlng with the work.
A fine eight pound baby cir
made her appearance at the home o