Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27


j. A. Mccoy is moving his ice cream
parlor and cold drink stand TO the
Lewallen small building just across
the street from his old location.
Mrs. ]. W. Meeks and daughter, Mrs.
II. A. Schnabaum of Biggers attended
the Reunion at Mammoth Spring and
visited friends there and at Thayer,
Mo-, before returning home.
300 New Shirts
Latest Patterns
Buckley NERO. co.
The Kozy theatre has just had a fine
new canvass background put up by j.
Il. Springer of Bellville, Mo. Under
Kizer's management the Kozy is be-
coming more popular each day.
Uncle Charley Johnston was at Mid
dlebrook Monday looking afte rthe mat.
ter of arranging to take care of the
big crowd he is expecting there at he
family reunion next Thursday.
We are requested to change ,he ad-
dress Of ii. G. McNabb from Hoxie to
! Tucson, AriZ. Mr.. McNabb has been
out there for Some time and Mrs. Nc
Nabb joined him there last week.
Msgr. Froitzheim left Monday for a
ten days vacation in Little Rock and
Subiaco. Rev. Father Haeringer of
Engelberg is taking care of st. PauPs
church during the Monsignors absence.
Edgar Poe and family, Mrs. Hattie
Darlington and son, Willie, w. III. Ben
nett and wife and Ben Mays and wife
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Bennett and family at Peach orchard
last Sunday.
The people of Dalton, Elm Store,
ElevenpOint and Oconee please take
note and advertise the picture show at
Dalton store ON Saturday night, Aug.
Goth, to be put on by the county agent.
Free show.
Mrs. L. II. Thackston of Lebanon,
! Tenn, who had been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. f. A. Kerr here, left
Sunday for her home She was ac-
companied as far as JOnesborO by Mr..
and Mrs. Kerr.
]. II. Scott, representing StOrris-
Schauffer Clothing Co., makers of
Beau Brummel clothes, is here this
week with a big line of samples on dis
play at the American Tailoring Com
panys place of business.
] Mrs. Fannie Bristow and son will
leave Sunday for San Pedro, Cal,
where they will make their home for
several months. Geo. NJ. Booth and
family win occupy Mrs. BristOw's resi-
dence during her absence.
w. S. Paden and family of Tala-
quah. Okla, are here this week visiting
relatives and oldtime friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Paden were married here
twenty years ago. Mrs. Paden was
formerly Miss Felicia Crenshaw.
Fayetteville Business College gradu
ates are always in demand and many
Of our young people will attend the
Fayetteville Business College this fall
You should write II. o. Davis. Presi
dent for copy Of their catalog.
j. l.. Pratt of Ingram was pleasant
caller Friday morning. lie Informs rs
that he is preparing. to move to Poca-
hontas in the near future and is offer
ing his fine farm of 100 acres for sale
at bargain. See his notice in this
issue.
/ Oral Mays has become identified
with the local compress as bOokkeeper
assuming his new duties this week
He is a brother of our fellow towns
man, Homer Mays, Of the Lawrence
County Bank. Walnut Ridge Times
Dispatch,
) Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Freeman Of No
land are making a record with theil
poultry this year. G. o. Lewallen re
ports that they are selling from fortl
TO seventy-five dozen eggs per week
They were in town one day last weei
and purchased a whole truck load D
chicken chow.