Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-20

Clay Doyle of Walnut Ridge, who
will serve as principal of the Hoxie
schools the coming term, was looking
after business and shaking hands with
friends here one day last week.
Ben A. Brown, Clifford Price w. Ii.
Phipps and L. f. Blankenship attend
ed demonstration meeting of the Ar
kansas Cotton Growers Association at
Middlebrook last Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Young of Swift
ton, Mrs. B. A. Pyland, A. ]. Gwin
and family and Richard lIOoten and
family of NOland were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. G. SlaytOn last Sunday.
For Sale or Rent-My home and lots
in Pocahontas. If you want to rent
see M. B. Pace. If you want to buy
I'll be home in August and you may
see me then. Mrs. A. A. Frazier, Still
water, Okla 51-4t.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Lacy of Maynard
were visiting in town Saturday. They
/ were accompanied by Murray Lacy,
wife and little daughter of Essex, Mo-,
who are down ON a visit with them.
! Many young people from this vicin-
I ity have achieved success in the busi-
ness world as q result of training at
DraughOn's Business College. Fall
term opens September Z. Catalog free.
John Kincade, who is in the U. s.
Navy and stationed at New York, ar
rived first of the week and will visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Kin
cade, until about the first of Septem-
ber.
A card from Mrs. Eathel Hufstedler
of Biggers, who with her son is visit
ing her sister at Detroit, Mich, states
that she is having a dandy time. She
will return home about the middle Of
September.
T.. n. Smith and family Of Okla
homa, who had been visiting relatives
at their old home, Maynard, for several
days past, were here Monday on their
way home. They were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. ii. Perrin while here.
r. L. (Uncle Bob Haynes returned
Saturday from Idalou, Texas, where
he had been on an extended visit with
his children. He reports that that sec
tiOn had enjoyed a good rainfall and
that crop prospects are excellent.
Rev. w. ]. Martin, Rev. A. w. Wad-
dell, w. II Lacy and o L. TempletOn
all of Maynard were here Friday. Rev.
Martin formerly resided here and was
showing a party of friends the beau
ties Of this section.-Hardy Herald.
S. l. d. Smith passed through town
last Friday en- route to his home at
Pennington, Mo-, after a sOjOurn
among his old friends around Maynard,
Middlebrook and DOniphan. Mr.. Smith
was for many years a resident of that
section and is well and favOrably
known there.
/ ID. O. Hufstedler and son, NJ. A.
1 Hufstedler and children of Tolar, Tex,
who have been visiting relatives at
different points in the county, were
Pocahontas visitors Tuesday. The
elder Mr.. Hufstedler was a good citi-
zen Of this county for many years be-
! fore removing TO Texas.
Mrs. A. a. Frazier Of saltwater,
Okla. who is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Iona Ponder, at Walnut Ridge,
was meeting old friends in town last
/ week end. She was accompanied here
by Mrs. Ponder and the children. She
stated that she would be back in a
few days for more extended visit.
Joe A. Phillips, the picnic man OF
! Warm Springs, was in town Friday
paying up the expense Of his last pic
mic which was given on August Sth.
Joe reports that a heavy rain early in
the day kept many people away, but
they had very good day notwith-
standing. But he says he may have to
try again the latter part Of this month
in an effort to get out of the hole.
DR.. II. Il. Johnson and son, Harry,
of Walnut Ridge, were here yesterday
N witness the game Of baseball be