Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19
RAvENDEN SPRINGS

X. =. Carter and wife of Imboden
visited their daughter, Mrs. Carson
Higginbotham here last Sunday.
Rev. T. n. Threlkeld filed his regu-
lar appointment at the Presbyterian
church here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Davis were
guests of Mr., and Mrs Lee Reynolds
last Sunday.
w. 5. Marriott and son, Gordon,
have rented the Pennington Garage
and are now ready to serve the public
in that line.
Albert Booth, formerly Of Walnut
Ridge, who bought the Frank Jackson
farm at Kingsville, was in town last
Sunday and while here he joined the
Whittler's Union of this city.
Lee Davis, our road overseer, is
getting "red headed" about the road
working question. He declares that
before he is through we will have bet
ter roads in James Creek township or
he will know the reason why.
Frank Rickman of Elevenpoint was
a business visitor in our city one day
last week
1t looks as if spring is here. We
notice that many have their gardens
broke, and some have onions planted.
Some even have their potatoes under
the ground
Deputy Sheriff Stubblefeld of Poca-
hontas was in this community last
week on business connected with the
state license for automobiles.
John Lane, who was in the black
smith business here for the past q
years, and who sold out to Sam Hogan
last fall, opened up a new shop at
Ravenden last week.
There is talk of rebuilding this
spring the Baptist church house which
was destroyed in the tornado last year.
Joe S. Decker is preparing to have
the Southern Hotel overhauled and re-
painted before the summer season be-
gins.
Quite q number of our young folks
attended the program rendered by the
Bethany school at Bethany last Sat
urday night.
The B. Y. p. U. and Bpworth League
of this place Joined together with a
Valentine party last Friday night at
! the home of ]. f. Mooney. About
forty were present and a grand time
was reported.
Oscar Williams had business at PO-
cahontas the latter part of last week.
Rev. A. ]. Johnson, who has been
visiting his daughter near Batesville
for the past three weeks, returned TO
his home here Saturday.
Miss Lorine Reynolds, who is teach
ing school at New Covenant, visited
homefolks here Saturday and Sun
day.
Uncle Sam Troxel has rented the At
kins Hotel and will be ready in few
days to accOmOdate the travelling pub
lie.
w. r. Marriott and Lee Davis will
build a new telephone line from this
place to Yadkin in the near future.
. Everybody in this community is de-
lighted with the new bridge across
James Creek, which was completed
last week.
Curtis Higginbotham, representative
from Randolph county, came up from
Little Rock Friday and spent the week
end with homefolks here.
ID. II. Holder of POcahontas spent
part of last week here. Deck is q
Ford salesman and we predict that he
will make good in that line for he is
a hustler and has many friends, es-
pecially in this part of the county.
Uncle Jasper White, who has spent
about 20 years on Dry Greek near
Oconee, passed through here last week
on his way to Marmaduke, where he
will make his future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Kellett were
called to Tampa, Fla, last week by a
telegram announcing the serious i'll
ness of Mrs. Kellett's mother, Mrs.
L. p. Reed, and her son, Muriel.
STRAYED-3 small black horse