Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-02
INGRAM

John r. Kizer, live stock deaier oi
pocohontas. was at this place last
week looking out some good stock
/ NJ Shocklec went to Pocahontas
one day last week with a load of good
moIosses for the city market.
shine shaver and family attended
tbe first day Of the county fair at
Pocahontas last week.
]. NJ. Fowler and wife of Biggers
were weekend visitors at this place.
guests of G. G. Davis and wife
Clifford Price of Pocahontas passed
through here one afternoon last week
ot n late hour i'm his fancy prize win
ming Ford going at 90-tO-nothing speed
ON business lookout near Warm
Springs.
Misses Agnes and ollie Long, two
esteemed young daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. b. Long, spent last Saturday
near Vernon with their grandparents,
Uncle Jim and Aunt Ellen COndict.
Mrs. Sarah Vermilye, after return
ing home from a short visit with
friends north of Hamil, is now visit
ing with her brother, Fred, and wife
near Hamil.
A. b. Davis and family returned
home the latter part of last week after
spending few days on molases
peddling expedition from here to Corn
ing.
Uncle Tom and AuntSilpha Mock,
two aged persons of near Warm
Springs, and who are two very devot-
ed christians attended church here
last Sunday.
Clifton Harris and wife of Brockett
spent last Saturday night and Sunday
at this place with r. ID. Waddle and
wife and other friends and relatives.
Aunt Ann and Uncle Willis Nc
Camey spent few days at Hamil last
week with their son, Fred, and wife
who are the proud parents of an
eleven pound girl that arrived at their
home last week. Mother and daugh-
ter doing fine but it is said that it
will be some time yet before Fred will
recover.
w. Il. Timer and family, our demo-
crat nominee for tax assessor, accom-
panied by Miss Geneva Gibson of near
Attica spent last Sunday afternoon
with G. G. Davis and wife.
A. Hayes and family Aunt Amanda
Timer Coleman Hayes and family and
Rector Davis left last week on an
overland trip to Piggott and st. Fran
els to spend few days visiting with
their father and other friends and
relatives. They returned home Sun
day afternoon delighted with their
trip.
We all should be aware as TO how
we will vote on legislative matters and
various amendments that we don't un-
derstand that cOnfronts us in the com
ing election, for fear we may fall into
temptation that we can't find way
for our escape.
Otis Mock, mother and Mrs. A. Davis
spent last Saturday and Sunday see
ing the sights at the fair and visiting
with their friends and relatives. They
had an enjoyable time.
John Timer and wife spent first of
the week near Maynard guests Of Uncle
Joe KillOugh and family, who are en-
joying a visit Of their Kentucky friends
and relatives.
The organization Of a beef peddler
and soup company is being ably OPP
perated with much interest by A. b.
Davis, who is manager, NJ. NJ. Shaver
dispatcher of sales, and G. NJ. Penn
bOok-keeper. They will likely put i'm
local stations IL they find that nothing
else don't pay them better.
G. G. Davis had special business
near Maynard one day last week and
while on the trip he chanced to stop
with Joe Wilson at his sorghum mill
and showed himself master Of the stu
alton in the way of how he could sop
dem lasses" Mr.. Wilson, G. G. Davis
said, was making n fine grade and was