Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-06

See Riggs & Jones before buying
second hand car. They have
,ho 7-2t
J.E. Williams was up from No
land early Saturday morning de
was the second man to see us on
Home Paper Day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. F. Henderson
and children and Mrs w. A. Graves
were visitors at Poolbontas Satur-
day.-Imboden Journal.
Rev. Z. T. Lincoln OF Maynard
was a Pocshontas visitor Monday,
enroute home from Fender where he
had filled an appointment
The Style Shop Is receiving new
goods every day. A nice line OF
hats iust received.--Miss Arkie
Meeks. s3t.
| Joe McCracken, landowner and
cotton buyer of Success, drove over
Monday morning to dispose OF a
consignment of lint cotton to local
buyers. Walnut Ridge Times.
Announcements have been re
ceived Of the birth of 81 pound
boy on Sept. 26 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kern Pratt of GreenVille, Miss
named Kern Jr.
Durell Amos, who has spent the
past two months in California with
relatives, arrived home Friday. He
reports most delightful time !
Jonesboro Tribune.
Don't fail to visit the Style Shop,
now located In the A. J. Lewis
store. A fine line of new goods
will be IN within the next few days.
3 81.
J. A. Rapert and wife, formerly
of PoynOr, Mo-, we're IN Pocahon-
tas Friday. John informed us that
they had recently moved to Torch,
Mo-, where they will make their fu
ture home.
When we reached our office early |
Saturday morning, we found IN wait
ing, W. +. Traw. He was the first
man to enter his renewal on Home
Paper Day. Bill is a staunch
friend of the Old Reliable.
Four pupils from Randolph couh
ty are enrolled in Sloan Hendrix
Academy at Imboden. They are
jewell Startling Of Birdell and Ray.
mond Blansett, Paul Lemmons and
John Pierce of Water Valley.
Strayed or stolen-Three year old
hound dog, white with black spots
One black spot about center of his
breast. S5 90 reward for return of
dog to Hollands store.
J II. Lindsey,
SLIP. Pocahontas Ri.
W. F. Riggs OF the east side was
telling us Saturday that he and his
plokers finished his first picking
Thursday after thirteen working
days and got q bales from 90 acres
That's a little better than two bales
day, and a third of bale per acre.
Burl Ford, a Pocahontas how
who has been for several years the
agent tor the Gay OH Co., at Jones
borb, has been promoted to state
auditor for the company with head. |
quarters a. Little Rock, Burl was
married last week to Miss Minnie
Bradshaw, who had been for some
time with the A. B. Jones Co of
Jonesboro.
New Vocation Records every
month at Johnston's.
See Riggs and Jones before buv.
ing a second ha&d car. They have
them. o.
We are paying 25 cents for epos
this week Harnden Bros, Eleven
po'nV' AK eff.
The American Tailor shop, Ioest
ed IN the old post office building
so'icits your patronage Satisfac.
ton guaranteed. Phone No. 10
For Sale or Trade-One bort o,r
almost as good as new. For sale
cheap for cash or will trade for o,h
er property. See Tom Turner po
oano"'aS' A'A' 5tf.
For Sale-Six room brick buDo,
low. Convenient to business o.
ton and in very select neiobbor
hood. Practically new. See Noah
Pace, Pocahontas, Ark. AIT
Ease the pain OF rheuma,ic =,
tack by a rubbing application Of
Ballads Snow Linimeut. II :,
lieves tenderness and strona,L