Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-03
holland


We need more citizens like the SAL
lees.
Last Monday was hog vaccinauo"
day at the Paul Sloan farm.
Mrs. w. L. Hisey has been SICK ~
her home here since our last report.
The country road grader did some
much needed work here last Tuesday.
A Jolly bunch of Poca girls hlkeu
out to Noland last Saturday
Elmer Siss0n of Imb0den was
Tuesday night guest of relatives here.
Casper Million of POcah0ntas had
business at Noland last Monday.
G. M. Penn attended the j. b. Penn
burial services at Brockett last week.
Mrs. Gladys Pyland was q Tuesday
caller at Mrs Evalyn Sisson's home
Rev. Heffner Of O'Kean preached to
the Cedar Ridge congregation Sunday
of last week.
Miss Neva Pyland left last Tuesday
for visit with her sister, Mrs. Verda
Moore at DE Kalb, Ill.
Mrs. Ed Brown has been confined to
her bed with typhoid fever for about
seven weeks.
County Agent Il. A. Kerr handed out
some good advice in the Nov. 18th
issue Of the Herald.
Mrs. frankie Oglesby and family Of
Cedar Ridge took Thanksgiving din
ner with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Story are prepar-
ing to move to their new location in
Current river bottoms
Floyd Kassinger of Imboden drove
in some stock last week for B. +. Sis
son from his Lawrence county farm.
Earl SlaytOn of pOcahOntas was
transacting business here Ar Jones'
Garage last week.
Geo. Keifer and Mr.. and Mrs. joe
Keifer have moved to. the James Shiy-
ley farm where they are boiling cot
ton.
Word has just been received of the
serious Illness Of Elijah Story with
something like pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Leathers and
family of Vending, Okla. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Leathers and other
relatives here.
Miss Lille Sullivan was out the
first of last week delivering goods to.
her customers and taking up another
order.
Pretty little Miss Norma Jean Miller
spent Thanksgiving week with Mr. AMI
Mrs Ike Doyle at Manson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Seamons and little
daughter, Rosetta, and Miss Alma
Prather were Sunday guests of Poca-.
hontas relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Freeman and!
Mrs. Lucille Pyland had as their
Thanksgiving guests a family OF form
er neighbors from Sewer County.
Paul Ferguson sustained a misceI-
laneous assortment Of bumps and
bruises when he fell from wagon In
which he was riding last Saturday
Mrs. Verva Gwin returned home LAST
Saturday from SwiftOn where she had
been called owing TO her fathers seri-
Gus illness.
Claud Moore drove in two fine Jersey
cows last Friday which he had gotten
from the Sallee herd in exchange for
a span Of mules.
Jr. Pyland, Mack Huff and Mrs. N
+. Pyland started TO Swifton last week
to eat Thanksgiving turkey with reIa-
tiyes but had TO turn back at Hoxfp-
on account Of bad roads.
Should you ask little Matte l.
Myers where her father Is she would
reply that "Daddys gone a hunting'T
for he and G. e. Mitchell are trying
their luck (Which is nearly always
good down south where big game
abOunds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Young. Mrs
Sadie Morton and Mrs. Nettie Rife
drove up from Swfton for a visit last
Saturday. They were accompanied
/ home on Sunday by Mrs. Emma HUFF.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Slayton. Mrs
Jno. Slayton and son, Gordon, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Hooten and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Gwin, with their respective fam
lilies, were recent Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. B A. Pyland.
The year Of 1925 has introduced into
| Randolph county the canning industry:
| the construction and completion Of some
| highways worthy of the name the In
| PRODUCTION Of a Federal road plans
| for dependable power plant and a
dam across ElevenpOint the dairy
business poultry for profit; and a
renewal of the oil interest. Not so
bad after all.
Who is the well-tO-do man I'm Ran
dOlph county today? The man who
has n home and farm free from in
cumbrance some work stock and some
fat hogs herd of milk cows and a
flock of chickens: some corn, hay and
fodder: some winter vegetables AMI
canned fruit; some cotton some
money; a wife, a family Of children
Gin SCHOOL, good health. and a clear
conscience. Check up, brotherl