Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-08

Mrs Edgar Williams or MemphlS,
Tenn. returned home Saturday after
visit with her sisters, Mrs. G. X.
Black and Mrs. II. L. Sallee.
Mrs. Haltom left Sunday for visit
Of several days with her daughter, Mrs.
Sue Gattinger, at Rector. Miss Mickey
accompanied her as far as Jonesboro.
II. n. Layle and family and w. l..
Haynes and family, good citizens of
PocahOntas, have gone to Benton, Mo-,
where they will make their homes for
awhile
For Rent-A good four-room un-
furnished house in the northwest part
of town. For particulars see viii S.
White at the Farmers Union Store.
20 1tp.
Uncle Ruffin Tyler, a good citizen of
Attica, was in TO see us Friday and in
addition to paying his subscription had
the paper sent to Pete Mathews at
Comanche, Okla.
Mrs. Tom W. Campbell and Mrs.
Burnelle A. Mourning will entertain at
bridge February - at the home of
Mrs. Campbell, 2O23 Gaines street.
Arkansas Gazette.
Clyde ArmantrOut of MOnette, form
crly Of this county, was in town ON
business the latter part Of last week.
While here he paid the Star Herald
very pleasant visit
Born. Dec. %, 1923, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McCarter Of Memphis, Tenn, a
baby girl, Jane Elizabeth. Mrs. Nc
Carter was formerly Miss Grace
Thomas Of this city.
Eggs For Hatching- Light
Brahma chickens. $1OO for i5. Also
Il few extra fine Mammoth Bronze
turkey. hens, $500 each. Phone 81.
Mrs. l.. r. Pickett. 20 If.
we are informed that Rev. J. II.
Curry will preach at the Christian
church Sunday morning at II and Sun
day evening The public is cordially
invited to attend both services.
Miss Cordia Smith, who has been
suffering with appendicitis for several
days, left Wednesday for J0nesboro for
treatment. She was accompanied by
her father and DR.. II. L. ThrogmQrton.
For Sale-G head work horses, 10
good milk cows. win buy all your
stock hogs at highest market price.
Call me when you want to sell hogs or
buy COW. John Il. Kizer,
20 Il. Pocahontas, Ark.
Miss Vera Foster will entertain the
Girls Friendly Circle Glass of the
First Methodist Sunday school tomor-
row evening, in the home of Mrs. w.
4. Lane Sr. on Matthews Avenue
Jonesboro Tribune.
Clifford Price returned first Of the
week from Jonesboro where Mrs. Price
is convalescing after an operation. She
was seriously i'll for several days, but
at last rcpor, she was well on the road
to recovery Her father-in-law, ]. c. |
Price, was down to see her first Of the
week.
c. +. Wilson returned Monday from
JOnCsb0rO where he has been taking |
treatment in a hospital for blood !
poisoning. lie had been suffering from |
the infection for several weeks and at |
one time was in a serious condition. |
We are glad to note that he has fully |
recovered.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ray are the
parents Of fine 0-pound boy, born
last Tuesday morning. We reported .
that item last week but confused Mr.
Rays name with that Of Walter Reed,
thereby committing a gricvous error
Therefore we hasten to make the ncccs-
sary correction.
Strayed-Bay mare with white hind
feet and legs, 10 hands high. letter n
on shoulder Z years Old. Also smaller
mare, - hands high, black with white
spot in forehead, marks from barb
wire between forelegS, years old
Reward Tor return to Lytle +. Martin,
Biggers, Ark. 26 81.