Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-01

Herbert Schnabaum had business in
town Wednesday.
II. l.. Richardson of Reyno was in
town ON court business first OF the
week.
Miss Ebra HccBle Of Vinita, Okla,
who has been visiting relatives in
Pocahou for the past month, return
ed home Wednesday.
II. L. swan, good farmer living,
| just across the Lawrence county line
below LcstcrvilIc. was in town meet
ing friends Wednesday,
Miss Elizabeth Schnabaum Of Jones'
buro arrived las week for a visit at
the homes Of her brother Zan, and
sister, Mrs. Carl Preston.
Born. 10 Bertha and Louis Plummer
at FenuvilIc, Mich, on Jan. %, 1924,
a seven aud one-half pound boy.
Chgistcued Calvin Coolidge Plummer.
Arthur Simngton and family and
Ira Spauldiug and family, good citizens
Of This place, are preparing to leave
this week for Sikcs.on. No, to make
their homes.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Henley. on Jan. 18th, a fine 10
pound girl. Mrs. Henley has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
+. Lcmmons, for several weeks past.
j. $. Brown. grand juryman from
Dalton, was excused from duty We'd
ncSday on account of the sickness of
his wife and jeff Hufstedler Of Bir-
dell was accepted in his stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hughes were
in town the latter part of last week,
guests of homefolks. They returned
to Imboden for a short visit before pro-
ceeding to their home at Lubbock, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Luttrell have
moved to POcahontas from their home
near Tenders store. They have rent
ed the old Keith place from John
Thompson and will make their home
there for time.
Lost-Somewhere in town, an UNI
brella. Has white handle and tips of
ribs are white. Has letter "M' writ
ten in ink on end of handle. Finder
please return to Mrs. w. II. Johnston
and receive reward. % II.
Mrs. Clifford Price, who was taken
to Jonesboro last week for treatment,
underwent a serious operation and has
been in a serious condition, but her
many friends will be glad to learn that
she is improving nicely.
Strayed-Two yearling calves, one
la blue roam, the other red and white
spotted, both marked crop in left and
split in right ears. Reward for return
or information as to their whereabouts
Notify II. II. Bridges, Black Rock, Ark.
% II.
Rev. L. D.. Summers and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Booker, returned from
Pocuhontas this morning where they
conducted a service at the Baptist
church, yesterday morning ana after
noon. They report a very pleasant
trip.--Joncsboro Tribune.
J. r. Davis Of RrOckctt was I'm town
on business Wednesday. Mr.. Davis is
another one of Randolph's fine old
pioneers who is wearing his age like
three year old. He was q years
Of age last December and has passed
his entire life on the old homestead at
Brockett
! 4 telephone message from Miss
| NOtra Foster Of JOnCSbOrO received |
Monday nigh announced that Mr.. Jake
GrosSman, proprietor Of the large de
partmcnt store in which she was en-
ploycd. died Sunday night following |
an operation for appendicitis. The re-
mains Of MIR. Grossman were taken to
st. Louis for burial.
Can God be infinitely mercifuI and
yet punish a man forever for the sins
he COmmitS?"
viii God send away into eternal
punishment an individual who is not
personally responsible for his exist
cncP?"