Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
NoIAND

Some whooping cough among our
youngsters.
Jno. Easter returned home Friday
night from Current river bottoms.
l.. A. Smith of Cedar Ridge called
on holland friends last Sunday.
Little Rosetta SCamOns is doing her
bit selling Christmas health seals.
An unusually pretty week ended in
a heavy rain fall Sunday night.
l. NJ. Oglesby is preparing to move
from Cedar Ridge to the Sisson farm
Mrs Julia FerguesOn is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Nettie Moody at Black
Rock
Miss Mildred Gwin is reported to
have pneumonia fever at this writing
Gay Rice was the Wednesday night
guest of Frank Newsome at Sutton
One of the firm of Baltz Bros was
calling on holland citizens last Thurs
day.
Arthur Weaver of Fairview spent
Sunday here with our young folks.
Bob White is selling out preparing to
move TO the Elliott Cox farm, where
he viii farm next year.
keebe Clark visited relatives and
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ley last Wednesday.
Ira Tyler, Leslie Sisson and Paul
Ferguson were Sunday visitors at the
b. Il. Sisson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Moore were sell
ing farm produce in holland and Poca-
hOntas last Saturday.
Miss Ella and Master Bruce Ogles-
by were Saturday guests with Mrs.
Winnie Ragan.
JnO. Thompson drove out from Po-
cahontas to holland on business last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Penn has been seriously
i'll at her home here for the past few
days.
Heartiest congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Defoni, the newlyweds of
Brockett
We are sorry to read of the illness
of Mrs Elsie Hart of LOrine and Miss
Nettie Blansett of Water Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ragan enter
tanned number of their friends with
musical at their home last Sunday
afternoon.
A car load Of our young men left
last week for points south and west
in search of work They were gone
two whole days.
| A. =. Weatherly and saw mill crew
were out last Friday looking over the
Sisson timber with view of buying
the same.
Robt. Rice and son, Ray, of Black
Rock were buying cattle in this sec
tion last week, driving out about thirty
head
Floyd Brantley stopped with holland
relatives last Friday night. en- route
to Imboden from his home at BrOckett.
Bill Story and Almus Holmes drove
in last week for two more loads of
household goods, moving them to their
new location.
Paul Sloan, VIII Davis, Claud Moore.
Jess Sanders, Milas Penn, Ike Oglesby,
b. f. Sisson and Noble Sisson repre-
sented Noland in POcahOntas last Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Pyland had
perfectly charming little baby daugh-
ter. weighing eight and one half
pounds. TO make her arrival in their
home on last Thursday night.
Banks Collins had the misfortune to
lose a valuable mule one day last
week. 1t broke its own neck by pull
| ing on cndln Win which III WdS tled.
A recent letter from CrOmanton, Fla.
states that Mrs. James Odom, who
spent the summer there, has joined her
husband i'm Detroit. Mich, to intro
duce to him his new daughter, Miss
Billie. Mrs. Odom was formerly Miss
Edna IIOOtOn Of Noland.
The Myers Mitchell hunting party
has returned from southern Arkansas.
They report game as very scarce in
that section of the cOuntry-nOt nearly
as plentiful as around holland. There
is a great hunting excitement on.
Hides are good price. furnishing Il
source of revenue for the boys.
And once again the Christmas sea-
son is here. How brief seems the time
since last we wrapped and addressed
holiday gifts! Yet we are each one
year older now, than then. When the
points in the final score of life are
counted, methinks ii will not be a
question of how much giving have we
done but how much forgiving have
we done, as the years have gone by.
What a splendid time to erase old
scores and begin the New Year with
q clean slate