Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-16

j MIS-. j. IL. Harris OF Sapulpa, Okla,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Slayton here
Friday. Mrs. Harris was formerly
Miss Blanche Polk of Success.
r. NJ. Spencer of near Maynard Is
advertising an auction sale of his per-
sonal property, to be held at his farm
next Wednesday.
Mrs. M. L.. Adams and Mrs. Emma
Blackburn of Reyno were in Pocahon-
tas attending circuit court and shop
ping last Friday.
When all the family are at the
Christmas gathering, let Lemmons re-
cord the event with home portrait.
19.2t.
@. T, Bennett Of Knobel, formerly of
this county, was an appreciated caller
at the Star Herald Office while in Po-
cahontas last Friday.
For $500 you can send mother,
father, brother sister and best friend
each a gift they will really appreciate.
Can you beat it? Ask Lemmons
Mrs. Tobe Sanders Of near Pocahon-
tas, is very sick at the residence Of
her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Laird.-Black Rock Item In Imboden
Journal
]. e. Ladymon of near Skaggs was
in town Monday to get some advertis-
ing for a sale to be held at his place
next Tuesday. The Ladymon's are
preparing to go to Texas.
Mrs. Fayette Smith and little daugh-
ter, Peggie Sue, left Saturday for their
home at Nashville, Tenn, after visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Jackson, of Attica for several weeks.
h your medicine chest stocked for
the coming winteri Let MS help you
supply it. Johnston Drug Go.
d. f. Million and family, former
residents Of this county, have recently
moved to Pocahontas from Horners-
vile, Mo-, and will make their home
in the Elbert Robinson dwelling.
w. II. Chiffon of Senath, Mo-, was
in town Saturday and ordered his ad.
dress changed to Noland, where they
recently moved to a place they had
bought.
Photos Of the children around the
Christmas tree will never grow up.
Lemmons. 19-2t
Mrs. A. B. Ford called at the Star
Herald Office Saturday and had their
address changed from Walnut Ridge,
RI, to Pocahontas, RI, where they
moved a few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs James vester aud
daughter, Miss Una, Of Peach Orchard,
and Earl DuLaney Of La Jolla, Calf,
were shopping and meeting friends in
Pocahontas last Thursday.
Stray-One red year-old past heifer,
marked light split in left ear, natur.
al muley, now at my place, miles
west Of Dalton, Ark. l. H. Murray.
19-1tp.
The names and number OF votes OF
the FIVE leading candidates in the New
Leader and Famous Cash Store will be
announced publicly by Y. L. w. G.
during the program at the Swan thea
tre Friday evening.
Strayed or Stolen-One yellow Shep-
herd pup, six or seven months old, has
two set of tushes, answers to name
Rex. $500 and no questions asked
for return to Freeman Spikes, Poca-
hontas, Ark. 19-1tp.
Strayed-Coming 3-year old heifer,
mostly white, white stripe on back,
shows little Jersey stock about the
head, crop off left, swallowfork and
underbit in right, a natural muIey,
wearing bell. Last seen early in fall
on range near Keller. Reward for
useful information W. c. Daniel,
Running Lake. 19-1tp.
Mrs. Sue Gattinger was brought
here Sunday from Jonesboro, where
she had been seriously i'll for several
weeks in a hospital. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. T. t. White,
Of Tulsa, Okla, and Miss Ruth Nc
Ilroy, student nurse at st. Bernard's
Hospital, who had been attending her.
Miss McIlroy returned to Jonesboro
Monday. Mrs. White will remain here
to attend her sister. Mrs. Gattinger is
at the home of Mrs. George Turner
here