Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-08
Late Local News

Ns'uhg olu friends IN Bocahontas
this week.
Clifford Wiley left "Wednesday
for Delta, Mo-, where he has 40.
oepted a position as clerk for the
Frisco Railroad Co.
Mrs. G. X. Black aud children
have returned from visit to Big.
gers and Reyno.
Tom Bigger was visiting his
family here first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Boiler of
Jonesboro, who had been visiting
relatives in Pooahontas, returned
home wednesday.
w. A. Hurley Of Maynard was In
town on business Wednesday.
Misses Vena Anderson aud MINI
Dick, Father Hunck aud Russell
Sperry Of DonipbSn we're visitors
at the Martin home Wednesday.
Mason Stacy is experimenting
the erection Of pretty FIVE room
cottage for Mrs. Toe Cnst on her
lots on the south side, where her
home was destroyed by fire last
winter. Z. K. Ayers, J.C. Bowers
and X. N. Lewis are doing the car
penter work.
Herbert and Theodore Rice re.
truned Tuesday from Ravenden
Springs, where they went hrst of
the week TO visit their sick brother,
Ernest. They report his condition
as being somewhat improved.
Mrs. Emma Tyer and children of
Foster are visiting in Pocahontas
this week, guests Of her sisters, Mrs.
Geo. Lewallen and Mrs, Curtis Cav.
enar.
DR.. Fred Hill Of Reyno was IN
the city on business Wednesday.
Rev. McIshearson, who had been
assisting Rev. Cummings in a re.
vlval meeting at Maynard, passed
through Pocahontas Wednesday
enroute to his home.
Mrs, Ella Reynolds Of Datto was
visiting her mother, Mrs. ID. F.
Bigger, Wednesday.
Undertaken A. J. Lewis went out
to the home of j. f. Morris, near
Water Valley, last Thursday, to
emhalm the body Of Mrs. Morris,
who died Wednesday night. The
remains were taken to Polk county,
Missouri, for burial.
Miss Lucille Carter left Friday
for Cincinnati where she will attend
the Cincinnati Conservatory of
Music for another term.
Leslie Pace of Success was down
on business Monday.
Attorney G. T. Bloodworth of
Corning was attending ChanoerY
court here first of the week.
d. b. Greer returned first of the
week from a visit to Dexter, Mo.
Mrs. Boris Borowskl is injoying
a visit of her sister, Miss Sarah
Levine, Of Manila.
Marvin Buckley, formerly of this
city, but now IN business at Para
gould, was transacting business and
meeting old friends here first of the
week.
Hon. T. w. Campbell and fam
ily will leave Sunday to take up
their abode IN the City of Roses.
The appointment OF Mr.. Campbell
was announced officially a few days
ago and he will enter upon his du-
ties as soon as Mr. Arbuckle has been
sworn in as Attorney General of
the state.
w. NJ. Ponder OF Walnut Ridge
was here Tuesday attending court.
Miss Helen Eaton of St, Louis Is
here, visiting her parents and many
friends.
Rev. J. J. Gates, pastor of the
Baptist church here, went down to
Pine Bluff Saturday where he uni.
ted in marriage his nephew, Clyde
Martin, TO Miss Nell Lehman, both
of Pine Bluff. Rev. Gates returned
home Monday.
Bryan Johnston of Walnut Ridge
spent Saturday and Sunday in Poca.
hontas the guest of relatives.
NJ r. Armstrong, deputy U. S,
revenue collector, came in first of
the week for a short visit.
Mrs. Mays, mother OF Deputy
Clerk Ben Mays, was visiting in
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