Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-23

meeting friends in PocahOntas Satur-
day.
Nath Cox and son. Sam, of Prague,
Okla, arrived here Saturday for few
days visit with relatives aud old
friends.
J. b. Weaver and A. II. Swindle,
prominent business men of Maynard
were in Pocahontas Monday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Matthews, of
POcahontas, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Marx this week.-Walnut
Ridge Blade.
J. G.. Brooks and e. ~ Stoke1 ex-
celent young gentlemen living near
Imboden, were in town on busiess last
Friday.
Clarence Smith of Imboden was in
POcahontas Monday en- route to Eleven
point, where he began a singing school
that night.
Johnnie Shea left Sunday for Illi-
nois, where he win seek employment
with his father, who has been there
for some time.
Mr.. ]. w. McNeese of Walnut Ridge
visited his daughter Mrs. Jas Fitz-
gerald here the first of the week.
Tuckerman Record.
Andrew Johnston and family, Mrs.
Euell Johnston and II. l.. Baker and
family of Maynard We're shopping in
Pocahontas Saturday.
j. b. Bell, Chas. Stiles, John Hiliiard
and Mr.. Green, good men from Pitman,
were looking after business and meet
ing friends in town last Friday.
Pure Apple Vinegar at
Buckley Nero. Co.
Our old friend, Tom Mclaughlin,
of Black Rock came up Monday to
bring his brother, Jim, and Hugh
Bridges who were jurors in court. A
Mr.. Glass of Tulsa, Okla, accompanied
them.
Mr. Null and Mr.. Dilbeck have re-
signed their positions with J. L. Pres
ton and bought them a mill. Mr.. For
rest will take charge of the mill.-Fen-
der Item in Walnut Ridge Times-Dis-
patch.
j. f. English of Ravenden Springs,
who is a member of the petit jury at
the present term of court, called Mon
day. In addition to settling up his
own subscription he paid up for his
mother, Mrs. Rachel English.
Rev. Kirby Foster and family Of
Caruthersville, Mo-, were here part
of last week. Rev. Foster came down
to attend to some land matters and
Mrs. Foster and the boys visited rela-
tives and old friends in the county.
A large number of Pocahontas people
attended the ReynO picnic last Friday
and Saturday. The new state road
from POcahOntas to the county line,
now nearing completion, makes the trip
to Reyno matter of only a few min
utes, by auto.
Friends in this city have received
announcements of the birth of "A daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Berl Ford of Lit
tie Rock. Mr.. Ford is well known
here, having spent most of his hOyhOod
in Pocahontas Mrs. Fori is Jones'
boro girl
Judge ]. ID. Doyle of Walnut Ridge,
who is conducting revival meeting
at Supply, was meeting Pocahontas
friends Saturday while en- route home
to spend the day. He stated that the
meeting would continue until next
Sunday, probably longer.
]. W. Bennett and family of ROca-
.hontas, Joe 4. Foster and family of
Sikeston, Mo, Fred Foster and family
of Walnut Ridge and Misses Notra
and Vera Foster and their friends Of
Jonesboro enjoyed an outing and picnic
dinner at Clear Lake last Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. w. l.. Pope of Poca-
hontas were through here this week
in their car. Judge Pope will offer
for one of the associate justice posi-
tiOns in the coming primary, it is re-
llably reported. He will have strong
following in his campaign for the sll-
preme bench in this, his home county.
Walnut Ridge Times-DiSpatch.