Pocahontas star herald., 1926-05-27

from hdnuOlln county, IL dSSlsllhS
with the work of the county clerks
office for few weeks.
Mines. L. b. Price, Walter Pope and
L. p. Smith of Pocahontas were guests
Of Mrs. r. r Cooper this week-Wal-
nut Ridge Times-Dispatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Norbury and Mrs.
r. w. Campbell of Little Rock motor
ed to Pocahontas and spent last week
end at the w. L. Pope home.
Earnest and Miss Delora Warner,
Miss Kathleen Keith, Mines Mary
Brown and Kate Magruder spent a
few hours in JonesbOro Sunday.
r. V. Bickers left this morning for
Little Rock for the two-day session
of the Arkansas Hardware associated
dealers.-Walnut Ridge TimesDispatch.
Your time is your assets, why not
insure it? Liberty Life Insurance Co.,
MuskOgee, Okla. Eugene Hall, general
representative. 42-1tp.
win Luter of Texarkana was visit
ing at the c. G. Johnston home here
last week while on a visit with rela-
tives and old friends in Randolph coun-
ty.
L. r. Martin and family left Sun
day for Hot Springs to spend a few
days. Mr.. Martin attended the state
convention of insurance men while
away.
Mrs. r. NJ. hilbert left this week for
Corning to make her home for awhile
with her son, Dexter, who is employed
in drug store there. Deck was here
on a visit Sunday.
Roy Sigler and little daughter of
JonesborO motored to POcahOntas sun
day, bringing Mrs. A. u. Schnabaum
who had been spending the past sever
al weeks i'm California.
DIR. l.. b. Price and family of Poca.
hontas, accompanied by Mrs. Renard
Cooper of Walnut Ridge, were the
guests Of Mrs. Prices father. Mr.. Frank
Carter, Sunday.-Imboden Journal.
Atty. John L. BledsOe returned Fri
day from Jonesboro with Mrs. Bledsoe
who had been in a hospital there fol
an operation. Mrs. BledsOe is report
ed to be in greatly improved health.
For Sale-Practically new two-tor
International truck, half price, quick
sale. One complete saw mill, bargain
]. L. Hicks & Son Lumber Co., DOni-
phan, Mo. 41-2tp
John Henry Jackson of ElevenpOint
called to see us while in town on bust
ness Saturday. He said his crop pros.
poets hinged on corn, peas and beans
he having rented out his cotton land
on shares.
Mrs. j. G. Graham of Biggers, Ark,
nee Miss Sallie Patterson of this city
was here yesterday visiting her friend
Mrs. Tom Holt. She was accompanied
by Mrs Schnabaum, also of Biggers.-
Doniphan Prespect-News.
Mrs. j. G. Phipps of Frederick, Okla.
arrived in Pocahontas yesterday for a
visit with relatives in the county. She
was met by her sister, Mrs. ]. B.
Weaver, Mr.. Weaver and Uncle Peter
Phipps, who accompanied her to May
nard.
Announcements have been received by
Pocahontas friends of the graduation
Of Miss Annie Hughes Dixon from the
lGreenwood, Miss, High School. Miss
Dixon was a daughter of the late II. b
Dixon. former newspaper man Of
Pocahontas.
The following gentlemen Of Poca-
hontas were in Doniphan Friday
Judge G. w. Million, City Marshal
John Slayton, Squire A. ]. Porter, Joe
S. Decker, Walter Stevens, W. 7. Co
wart and Chester POrter.-Donipha
Prespect-News.
Bill Oliver and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Oliver and Miss Dorothy Crab.
tree of Corning were in Pocahontas
Sunday and, in company with Thomas
Carter and family and Warren Blank
enship and family, drove to Birdell
and spent the afternoon
Prof. j. RPratt and family of Hitch
cock, Okla, are spending a few days
with Randolph county relatives before
going to the University of Missouri,
where Mr. Pratt will take a summer
course in mathematics in order to OBJ
tanning his Masters degree.
~. Gwin of Noland passed through
town Wednesday after taking his moth
er TO Sharum, where she will spend