Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Perrin, substan-
tial citizens of Birdell, were visiting in
Pocahontas Tuesday. They reported a
short corn crop on account of a lack
of rain.
Clarence Renie and Lloyd Butler
drove down from Reyno Tuesday with
a truck load of watermelons, canta-
lOupes and tomatoes, which were grown
near Palatka.
Capt Rufus X. Baker of Reyno was
in town first of the week. He had
just returned from Ft. Smelling, Mimi,
where he had completed a two-week's
training course
II. NJ. Crockett Of Maynard, former
representative from Randolph county,
had business in town last Thursday
and returned first of the week to at
tend court.
Pat II. Miller of Buntyn, Tenn, ac-
companied by his son, Pat, Jr., was in
PocahOntas first of the week. They
were returning from a business trip
to points north.
Mrs. Mary Brown announces a re-,
duction to 39c per package on Palm
olive Shampoo for the next ten days
regular SOC seller everywhere. Get
supply while its cheap. 50-1t.
b. B. Fisher and his Sunday school
class returned Monday from Raven
den Springs where they had been camp
| ing out for several days. They report
a dandy time and lots of fun.
Bert Pyland and wife left Tuesday
for their home at Yorba Linda, Calf,
/ after spending a month with home
folks at holland. Miles Penn and fam
lily accompanied them as far as Hoxie.
Harvey Johnson, who until recently
was connected with the Baltz Hard
ware Co., acted as salesman with the
Buckley Mercantile Co., last week dur
ing the illness Of Marvin and Ralph
Buckley.
Watch Lost-7-jewel Elgin watch in
14-caret gold hunting case. Lost Tues
day night while attending church SER
vices at Manson. Finder please re-
turn to me and receive reward. ]. II.
Moore, Pocahontas, RI. 50-1tp.
DIR. and Mrs. II. e. Ruff were visit
ing in Pocahontas Saturday and Sun
day. They were en- route to their
home at Little Rock from st. Louis
where the doctor attended reunion of
his former army buddies.
Taken Up-One white horse mule,
small red spots on body, right eye
white, old wire cut on left foreleg If
not proven away by July 81, will be
sold for fees and costs.
j. G. Slayton, PoundmasteI
County Agent and Mrs. Il. \. Kerr
returned home Tuesday from an over
land trip to points in Tennessee While
in that state they attended the "gol-
den" of flftieth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. Kerr's parents, who live at
Savannah.
Geo. Lewallen and daughter, Miss
Delta, returned last Thursday from
visit with his brother, Ed, at Burk-
Burnett, Texas. George states that
Ed is doing exceptionally well Ia a
business way. He has a big grocery
and meat market.
Chas. Wilson and family Of Jones'
( bOrO, formerly connected with the A.
B. Jones Company here, were visiting
Pocahontas friends the latter part of
last week They announced their in
tentions Of returning this week and
on Wednesday passed through en- route
to Birdell where they win camp, fish
and hunt for several days.
Stray MULE have taken up a stray
mule. about six years old, fifteen hands
high, white nose and black legs, fresh
shod, viii weight about 900 pounds.
Mule came to my place on July 18th.
Owner may have the mule by paying
expense Of keeping and for this adj
vertisement. l live four miles south
of Biggers near McIlroy's Ferry.