Pocahontas star herald., 1925-03-26
NOLAND

NOLAND
N. II. Sisson is convalescent from
an attack of the flu.
Bill Story celebrated st. Patrick's
Day by driving over TO Imboden.
The Schratz well drillers are drill
ing a well on the Millard Sloan farm.
Mrs Evalyn Sisson spent Thursday
as the guest of Mrs. frankie Oglesby
at Cedar Ridge.
Mrs Jno. Gwin and daughter, Pau
line, visited relatives at Maynard last
week
Geo. Story and son, win, transacted
business at holland last Wednesday.
Emmett HUFF lost barn by fire on
last Monday night.
VIII Dutton ana Elmer Sisson drove
over from lmboden on business last
week
Mrs Emma d. Level, accompanied
by Ben SeamonS. transacted business
in Pocahontas ON Tuesday.
Mrs. Adel Mack ana grandson are
both i'll at their ,home just south of
Noland
Floyd Kassinger of Imboden. was a
business and social caller at holland
last Sunday.
Jake Moore Of Cedar Ridge was n
pleasant Sunday evening caller at the
B. +. SissOn home.
Mrs Ed Williams has rented out her
farm here and gone 10 Texas, where
she will make her future home.
Mrs. A. Bridges, who has been quite
sick for the past few days is reported
to he improving at this writing.
Mrs Lulu Batta and Mrs. Edna Ty-
Ter of Cedar Ridge visited Mrs. Lulu
Sisson at her home here last week.
Miss Fern Myers enjoyed the com
pany of a number of her young friends
at her home last Sunday afternoon.
Orchardists are still optimistic re-
gartling the fruit situation here, not
withstanding the late severe freezes.
B. f. Sisson and family of Noland
and Mrs. Ruth Sage and children of
BrOckett spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Skiles of Brockett.
Mr.. and Mrs. DOrwan Ragan and
MFR. and Mrs. A. B. Collins and family
dinnered with Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Og-
lesby at Cedar Ridge last Sunday.
A recent letter from Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Hooten, former residents here,
express themselves as highly pleased
with thir new home I'm Florida.
Ike Oglesby has been suffering with
the flu for several days and Mr.. Mon
roe is just recovering from a severe
combined attack of flu and pneumonia.
Never was the farmer and his good
wife more busy and hopeful than at
this time of year, nor more expectant
any year, than this year, of a good crop
and an abundant harvest.
Billie Penn, our local mail carrier,
feels like n boy with a new express
wagon since he has bought roadster.
lie can now give us more efficient and
convenient service.
Through the kindness of Jack GOode,
who donated to us, his copy, we got TO
read last weeks issue of the Star Her
aid, ours having gotten lost in the
shuttle. Mr.. GOOde is a pretty good
all around neighbor anyway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett HUFF are the
proud parents of a fine new baby girl
who made her arrival in their home
last Friday and who they will call by
the unique combination billie Gene"
Mrs. Joe l.. Batta and son, Johnnie,
gave dance at their home ON last
Wednesday night the occasion being
Uncle Joe's siXty-first birthday. A
most enjoyable time was enjoyed by
those attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Sisson and daugh-
ter, Bessie, Mr.. Needham, Elmer Need
ham, Mr.. Macdonald and Paul Fergu-
son were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Sloan at their home with their
radio last Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Swink and Mr..
and Mrs. Hulette Robertson of Swift
ton, visited the w. r. Sullivan's and
the Howard Gwins respectively since
our last report. Charles Gwin accom-
panied them, visiting homefOlks.
Bob Smith and his charming sister,
Miss DOrsie, left last Saturday for st.
Louis where they will make their fu-
ture home. These are two of our most
popular young people and they are
leaving, reluctantly, taking two lonely
hearts with them and leaving mt least
two behind.
Jess Stayton and family. who have
been living in RichwOods for some time
nave moved to the Burl Stayton farm
AT Cedar Ridge. where his father re-
sides. Burl Stayton has been afflicted
ior some time with a partial paralysis
OF one side and lives alone, with the ex-
eeption of one little grandson.
AIRS. Ben SeamonS has recently
brought her father to her home which
ne expects TO make his future home
bieSt are We To have the care of our
parents IN our infancy: doublv blest
are we when we repay that care by
nc years.