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Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08
IdRINE

There is quite bit of moving around
here.
Alex Goodman has moved into his
new house. Mont Tyler has moved
into the place where Mr.. Goodman was
living. Jesse Strange moved into the
Tyler place
Bro. Tyler filled his appointment
here Sunday and rendered fine SER
mon. lie will he our pastor for this
year
The singing at Lloyd Mondy's sun
day evening was very pleasant sur
prise to him. The young folks gather
ed in and sang number of good old
songs.
Among those who took dinner with
Il. ~ Mondy and wife Sunday were
Mary, Edith and Rufe Haynes, Mrs.
Charlie Layl and little daughter, Hazel
dine.
Uncle George Stephens is ON the
sick list at this writing.
L. w. Mondy and ]. c. Mondy made
a business trip to Pocahontas Monday.
Uncle Arch stephens and family
spent Sunday, with Aunt Dee Mondy.
Uncle George Haynes took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Standiford
Sunday.
Lloyd Mondy is on the sick list this
week.
Bro. Tyler took dinner with Lloyd
Mondy and family Sunday.
Mrs. Abe Sisk visited Mrs. Sam
Standiford Sunday evening.
Miss Joycie Hurn took dinner with
Mrs. Arch Thomas Sunday.
Willie Haynes was out in this com
munity Sunday.
Earnest Mondy spent Saturday night
with l.. W. Mondy and family.
Mrs. Mary Mondy and little Jewel
and Dewel Mondy visited Mrs. Eva
Mondy one day last week
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08
ELEVENPOINT

Since our last report Christmas has
come and gone and, so far as we know,
no one in this community got drunk
or raised any trouble.
J.-w. McIlroy and Miss Lula Gra-
ham of this place were married on the
Both of last month. That is about all
the excitement we have had around
here.
Mrs. Jas. Stubblefield is visiting her
sister-in-law at Datto for a few days.
A. |. Romine had business at POca-
hontas last Saturday.
James Stubblefeld and daughter
visited at the home of A. l. Romine
last Saturday.
Sank Hurn was in this section Of
! the country buying cattle the other
day. He bought some from Mr.. Ro-
mine.
ID. c. Stevens and J. ii. Jackson had
business at Pocahontas Monday
Leo Stubblefield and wife are NOV
ing on Murray McIlroy's farm near
Dalton to farm this year.
l.. =. Smith, county agent. and X. A.
Mock county superintendent, passed
through here one day last week.
W. c. Romine visited at the home of
of his father last Sunday.
~ n n,oIo,,, x,-bn hos boou I'm tha
service of the United States for the
past three years, has received his dis
charge and is visiting his sister at
this place.
Adam WeatherfOrd had the misfOr-
! tune to lose his house by fire last Sun
day at about one O'Clock. The blaze
, caught from a defective flue. Almost
everything in the house was saved
from the flames.
Seward Fry made business trip
to the bottoms near Skaggs last Mon
day.
A. |. Romine took two loads of corn
to Pocahontas last Tuesday for Mr..
Garter at Skaggs
A. /. Davis and J, ii. jackson visit
ed at the home of A. l. Rominc last
Sunday.
Mr.. MOndy and Oscar Williams were
in this section of the county few
days ago buying hogs for the market.
Look out girls Thurlo Davis has
bought Ford car and we Judge by
the regular trips he makes tina, he
means business.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08
CARTER

John and Ben Spikes folks have
moved lately to Skaggs. We are sorry
to see them leave us.
Ira Clarke and wife visited Lem
Davis Friday night.
Arthur Tdler and family visited
Frank Tyler Saturday night.
Lum Spikes and wife visited his
son. John, and Ben Spikes one night
last week.
Mrs. Lem Davis has something
wrong with her eye which is giving
her some trouble
win Rose and family of Shawnee,
Okla. visited Charley Poe Thursday
night
Several from this place attended
church at Skaggs Saturday night, Sun
day and Sunday night. Bro. Miller
did some splendid preaching for us.
Miss Alma Spikes visited Miss Clara
Brown Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Davis visited Ira
Clarke and wife Saturday night and
Sunday.
Arthur Tyler and family visited
Andy Tyler Sunday.
Rob and Jess Timer visited relatives
in the hills last week
We have some new neighbOrs with
us, Mrs. Bowlin, Duke Haynes and
MIR. Privett's We are glad to see
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Timer are real
sick at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lum Spikes visited
their daughter Mrs. Ezra Presley,
Saturday night and Sunday.
Curtis Rose visited Eugene Brown
Sunday night
Miss Minnie Ann Poe visited Miss
Maize Eaton Sunday.
Elmer Poe is visiting in the hills
this week
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08
BLODGETT
week,

Uncle Tom Russell and wife and
VIII Russell and family visited at
John Cantwel's Sunday.
Miss Mary shaver visited Miss Ruby
Galemore Sunday night.
Luther Williams and family and
Waldo Seawell and family visited at
Jonah Galemcre's sunday.
Bess Myers and family have moved
to the farm south of town.
Miss Mamie Nelson is visiting her
sister at Corning
Misses Edna and Tressie Moore are
visiting friends and relatives around
Maynard and Pocahontas.
Leslie Osborn and family visited at
the home of Luther Williams Saturday
night
Misses Marie and Lorene Myers visi-
ted BeSs Myers and wife Sunday.
Uncle Run Johnson. who has been
sick so long, is no better.
There are several cases of mumns
around here
Fonnic Lynn's children have the
whooping cough,
Charlie Holt and family win move
back to Doniphan in the near future.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08
OLD JACKSON

A good New Years resolution,
"There is nothing in life but the JOY
of the minute. there is nothing in life
that we do not put in it, there is moth
ing can happen unless we begin it,
there is nothing worth winning, but
what we can win it,"
Everybody has the moving fever in
these parts. Several families are NOV
ing ont of our neighborhOod and others
moving in.
Roosevelt Woods and wife of POrtia
spent the week end with his parents
near this place.
Roy and .Alargin- Sanger -lslenL. SUI
day with Lester Cremeens.
! Sam Songer and wife and l.. Brow
and wife spent Sunday at the HON
of Harry Campbell.
German Brown and sister of Ham
spent last week at the home of hi
father l.. Brown, at this place
The whole family of G. w. Kige
was down at once with the flu wee
before last.
Flora Odell and daughter are seriou,
ly i'll with the flu at this writing.
Several new pupils entered schoC
Monday morning.
Miss Viola Woods spent Saturda
night at the home of her brother. Ma
poleon, near ImbOden.
Miss Pearl Songer spent Saturda
night in ImbOden, the guest of Mis-
Susie BOlding.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08
Late County News
UNION

J. 4, Jones and wife and Johnnie
Jones and family spent last Sunday
with Jesse Jones and family.
Roy Johnston has been called to
Little Rock by Uncle Sam"
Mont Poor visited last week end
with friends at this place.
G. w. Greene and family spent Sun
day with Earl johnson and wife.
Elbert Daugherty has moved on one
of W. l.. Johnson's farms.
Willis Henson and family spent Fri
day night with NJ. ID. Spencer.
A. G. Luter and family spent last
Sunday with his father, Henry, at
Middlebrools.
A. E. Swindle and 4. w. Odom made
a business trip to Pocahontas last Sat
urday.
Rex Johnson has moved on the May
nard farm.
Miss Cassie Spencer, who has been
sick is better.
Hog killing is the order of tine day
now.
Mrs. Greeley Swindle and litt,e son
spent Saturday night at the home of
her father, Henry Luter, at Middle
brook.
Ed Murrcll and family have moved
into the house with his father, Uncle
Harve, near Poynor Mo.
There has been a little disturbance
at the school house recently. Several
window lights We're broken out. This
is dirty trick whoever did it, The
guilty parties will likely be found, as
there's nothing covered but what shall
be revealed.
Rufus Patterson and family visited
relatives here one day last week
Mrs Maye Johnson, who has been in
ailing health for some time, is much
improved
Hogan Jones and family and Homer
Kerley OF Peach Orchard spent the
week end with relatives here.
Carson Lewis has been visiting here
and at Middlebrook.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08
HAMIL

school is progressing nicely with
good Attendance and interest by pup'iS
and teachers.
Miss Audrey Massey visited op"l
Gordon Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Tyler returned
10 Maynard Monday after two weeks
visit with relatives here.
Dr. Throgmorton was called to see
Otis Massey Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Tyler visited A.
NJ. jackson aud wife Sunday.
The pupils of our school have organ
lied literary society The following
officers were elected Otis Massey
president Miss opal Gordon secretary
Misses Audry Massey Bess Jackson
and Nell Roach program committee.
Dr. Harnden was called Monday to
see W. l.. jackson, who is real sick
with the flu
Misses Mazie Stubbleheld, Ruth
Kitchener and Lorel Vandergriff and
Masters Albert Stubblefeld, Thurlo
Davis, Paul Mitchener and Perry Kirk
patrick were Sunday afternoon visitors
of Thelma and Mont Jackson.
Miss Rubye Bridges visited her
grandmother, Mrs. Tilda Roach, sun
day night
Health is not very good in our com
munity now. A few cases of the flu.
Mrs. Maud Blansett and son, Milton
Of Water Valley were visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Mary Massey, Sunday night
j. Il. Floyd Of Tyronza has moved
on Henry Browns place.
Miss Edith Massey visited Opal and
Pearl Gordon Sunday night.
We are glad to welcome Henry
Brown and family back to our com
munity.
John Waldron, who has been real
sick with the flu, is improving.
w. II. McCann and family of DattC
visited relatives here last week
jess Shaver of Reyno was seen on
our streets. Friday afternoon.
Albert Ward of Walnut Ridge is
visiting John Waldron this week.
Miss Lillian Waldron and Jay Hurr
SurnriSpd fhpir many friandS hv oot
ting married last Tuesday. They left
Wednesday for Springfield, Mo-, where
they will make their home. They are
prominent young people of our com
munity and we wish them a long and
happy married life.
c. l.. Massey and family visited his
mother at POcahontas last week end.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08
SHANNON

Tom Alphin got his arm broken one
day last week, while cranking Ford
car.
George Rodgers moved oiM DAY last
week. --e.'\
Misses Mary and Thelma Brown
visited Eulah Rodgers Sunday.
Quite "A crowd was present at tbe
party at Dick Browns Saturday night
and fine time was reported by ALL
Misses Tula and Leota Weather.
ford spent Saturday night at the home
OF their uncle. Dick Brown.
Mrs, George Dowdy, Sr., visited Mrs
George Rodgers Tuesday.
Misses Eulah Rodgers. yado Rica
ana Lucy Shocklee visited Mary and
Thelma Brown Sunday night.
Jim Wiles spent Saturday night and
sunday at the home Of George Rodgers
Miss Lucy Shocklee spent Monday
night at the home of Rance Broodwov
Mr. Warnell moved to HamiI ono
day this week.
The baby of George Rodgers is somo
better at this writing.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08

Tom Alphin got his arm broken one
DAY last week, while cranking Ford
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08
CLEARVIEW

r Rev. II. II. Blount and wife have
left this community and gone to North
Missouri We are sorry to lose these
good people from our church. Bro.
Blount has impressed us as good
man.
Luther Duncan and family have NOV
ed back from Texas onto their farm
here. We are glad to have them with
us again.
Uncle II. Wheeler and family are en-
joying II visit from their daughter.
Mrs. Grace Massey, and children of
Texas.
Quite lot of moving is taking ploce
around here Mr.. Cypert and family
have moved up near Myrtle. Mo-. Mr.
String of Shiloh has moved on tbe
Carter farm near here and Mont nv.
Ter has moved over near shiloh.
Clarence Thompson will soon bovo
his new house completed.
Bill Tyler says he reckons he win
nave TO go to work as hunting is very
dull this winter.
Next Saturday is the time for our
hrst quarterly meeting at this nloce
Bro. Sherman, the new presiding elder
VIII preach at II O'Clock and after
dinner will hold the conference All
who are Interested please come
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08
ALBERTHA

We are having some nice hog killing
weather now and most of the doomed
swine have been placed on the cooling
board
There are several cases of sickness
in this community. Among the num-
ber is r. b, Kerley, L. NJ. Harper and
% r.. Rapert. The latter has pneu-
monia.
L. +. Johnston made special trip
up to Maynard Monday evening
5. c. r. Sago had business at Wal
nut Ridge and HoXie Monday.
Mont Poor has been appointed deputy
sheriff for this neck of the woods
We hope he viii make good.
w j. Luter and wife dinnered at
O. r. RapertS Sunday.
Esq. Cohoon's court was in session
Monday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08
YAI)KIN

Meadie Sullinger visited Lessle Mar
lott last Monday night.
Mrs. Hazel Kellett visited her moth
er, Mrs. Mag McPearson, Saturday
night.
Cad Sullinger and Miss Irene Bishop
of this place were married last Fri
day evening. They are both fine peo-
pie and we wish them long and hap
py life.
Arp Marriott and family visited Wal
ter BrOwn'sSunday night.
Several from this place attended the
auction sale at Ravenden Springs Sat
urday,--- <m s~~'
Mrs. Saral ~ Smith is very sick with
rheumiisE@ at this writing.
Sam English and family visited J..
X. Mariott's last Wednesday night.
Leon Davis and his mother visited
Edd Bakers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marriott visit
ed Dave Crawford's last Friday night.
Misses Lessie Marriott, Bertha James
and DALEY Dalton visited Mr.. and
Mrs Yule James last Saturday night
Henry English. who has been living
over on Strawberry river for the last
two years, has moved back on his
mothers place. He says there is no
place like home.
We were very sorry to hear of the
death of Mrs. Ida Baker. She is miss
ed by everyone.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08
STAR HERALD WANT ADS PAY
No Worms in a Healthy CHI,

All children troubled with Worms have a, 80.
@ nealtny color which indicates poor blood and au az -
cPovFs s9 ~ AZ eT1 more 60 Or less stomach disturbance
lor TWO or three weeks will enrich tbe No.
prove the DIGESTION, and act as a General ST., a,r-
ehlns Ionic to the whole s.stem. Nah,re ,a
snrow on or dispc the worms, ard the Ch,,a IN, ssn
ID perfect health. Pleasant to take 6Oc ner M %
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08

hstray Notice-Taken up at my place
IL mile NV Of Q'Kean on the frs,
OF December, 2 white faced cows and
one white COW. The white one is y
heifer about , years old, Owner NAV
nave same by paying for feed ond oy
pence OF advertising Tom johnson
o'Kean, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-08
TIE MAKERS WANTED

want to hire some tie makers
House furnished or board. The work
Is near the Clubhouse Ferry on Rlack
river high and dry land. Applv to n
Il. Miller on Ben Sisson farm 2o.otn
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-18
S. A. DA|RYMEN MUST
HAVE COWS TREATED

Without exception every dairyman
selling milk in San Antonio must
have the tuberculin test given his
cows next year, Mayor John W.
Tobin announced Friday.
This always has been a provision
of San Antonio's milk ordinance but
the health department became more
lenient with some Of the dealers who
pleaded depleted finances during the
dry summer months" the mayor ex-
planned.
That the city enforce this ordin-
ance was urged at a joint meeting
of the board of health and veterinar-
ians Thursday afternoon.
Mayor Tobin's stand Friday fol-
lowed the discussions urging the en-
forcement of this measure.
The city's four inspectors will begin
visiting each dairy supplying San
Antonio with milk January /, accord
ing to the mayor.
The owner must pay the inspector
30 cents for each COW inspected, &C.
cording TO an agreement formed two
years ago.
DIR. W. ]. Darby of Dallas, repre-
sented the federal government. and
DR.. n. E. Williams of Houston, the
state, at Thursdays meeting.
The two speakers told of the CO.
operative work being carried on by
Texas dairymen and milk inspectors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-18
STATE FIRE CHIEF
WARNS AGAINST USE
OF YULE CANDLES

AUSTIN, Dec. 1S.-Final warning
has been issued by ]. ]. Timmins,
state fire marshal, against the use of
candles on Christmas tree celebrations,
as such a practice is considered by
him extra hazardous.
In making plans for Christmas
celebrations / earnestly urge that no
candles or other open flame lights BE
used in connection with Christmas
tree or other festival decorations"
said State Fire Marshal Timmins. @as
the careless use of candles and open
flame lights are the most dangerous
fire hazards with which we have TO
cope during the holiday season.
Placing a lighted candle in a win
dow with cheer draperies is a most
dangerous practice, as the slightest
gust Of wind may blow the curtain
against the blaze and in a moments
time the entire house may be in
flames. BY replacing the candles in
the windows and on Christmas trees
with small electric lights you will
eliminate the danger Of fires and will
be doing your bit TO make this season
one Of joy and happiness instead If
one Of sorrow and death"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-18
JAIL BANDIT SUSPECT
IN RUNNING BATTLE

MEMPHIS, Dec. 1S.-GP) - Two
men today entered the italian" club
in the downtown business district,
held up score or more of patrons
of the establishment and obtained loot
estimated in value at between $500
and $1,000. Half an hour later a
man who gave his name as Charles
Eckelson, Bartlesvillc, Okla, was cap
tured after a running pistol fight with
the police and detectives say admitted
that he participated in the holt,S.,.
Eckelson was slightly wounded. His
companion escaped.
About 5000 was found in Eckel-
sons pockets. According to the police
the wounded man said he and his COM
panion came TO Memphis several days
ago. An automobile bearing an Okla
homa license was found in front of
the club after the holdup,