Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-15
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All are hoping for some settled
spring weather real soon.
Elmer Sisson has his gasoline wood
saw in operation.
j. Il. Goode recently bought work
mule from Mrs. Emma ID. Level
Mrs. Lulu SiSson was a Sunday call
er with Mrs. Myrtle Seamons.
Ira TYLER of Cedar Ridge was seen
on our streets last Monday afternoon.
NJ. J. Brosnahan of RichwoOds was
business caller here last Thursday.
Uncle Joe Weaver, formerly living
at this place but now of Alicia, passed
through here last week.
Our last items were delivered to the
postOffice through the Kindness of
neighbor Hiram S. White
We extend sincere sympathy to the
relatives of the late J. ID. jackson in
their recent bereavement.
Mrs. frankie Oglesby spent Sunday
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lulu
Collins and family.
Miss Jennie Scott attended the party
given at the home of Miss Blanch
Hulse last Saturday night.
Miss Rosetta SeamOns, who has join
ed the poultry club, is specializing in
| Plymouth Rocks Here's luck to you,
Rosetta.
"Old Biddy." "Old Bossy" and LADY
DurOc" are fast getting into the lime
| light down on the farm.
Mrs. Sullivan was recently called to
| Springfield where she attended the
burial of her brother.
The Misses Lucille Sisson and ROset-
ta Seamons were Saturday night guests
with Matte l.. Myers.
| c. NJ. Penn and son, Bryan, are fenc-
ing the Kiefer farm which they recent
! ly bought and will cultivate.
Ex-Judge Dee Mock, Prof. Eugene
Hall, +. ]. Baltz and Arthur LangstOn
were transacting business here last
Monday.
J. w. Farr recently purchased a
| team of mules from Charlie Wagner
/ Slim is putting out some timber for
the market.
ID. r. Mckinley of Julia Dean was
transacting business and calling on
| friends here last Friday.
Miss Ona Moody of Black Rack was
the recent guest here of her cousins,
the Misses Ruth Ferguson and Willie
Phillips.
Paul Sloan recently returned from
a business trip in the southern part of
the state. He is buying up another
lot of hogs.
Albertha, something has happened to
our fruit tree blossoms. They came in
too close contact with Jack Dempsey
Frost and he gave them black eye.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Barnes and little
! daughter, Doris ImOgene, moved onto
/ their own farm on last Saturday where
| they will make their permanent home
Brockett knows spring has come
when Mr.. Lindsey discards his over
shoes, but we in this community look
forward to the happy day when Uncle
Joe Batta shaves off his winter beard.
Spring oats are greening up the pas
| ture lands, dOwny young chicks hurry
ing across the poultry yards, and wab-
| bly, legged calves staggering across the
| barn lots.
A bunch of young folks had the mis-
| fortune to run off a tire here last Sat
urday night while on their way TAX
| ing two of their company home from
| party. No casualties but consider
! able delay was the result
Yes, Ingram, and another veteran
| Slayton of POcahOntas, formerly of
holland. Uncle Sandy says that in
his young days the trip from NOland
to Pocahontas was good days drive
with an OK team" We now make it
i'm twenty minutes.
n. Helms of Black Rock was a Fri
day night guest of B. f. Sisson. Mr..
Helm was looking for some stray stock
which Mr.. Sisson located for him in
the Pocahontas pound on Saturday.
Mr.. Helms redeemed his stock and
passed through Sunday leading them
homeward
Miss Ollie Snead and Mr.. Jake
Moore surprised their many friends
by getting married last Tuesday. The
ceremony was performed by our newly
appointed justice, NJ. f. Sloan. The
happy bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Herndon of the Sloan farm.
The groom is model young man, who,
for many years, has been the sole sup
port of his mother, Mrs. Nancy Moore,
with whom the happy young couple
will make their home at Cedar Ridge.
| Already "chariyaried /" Best wishes