Pocahontas star herald., 1926-03-25

cess were transacting business in this |
city Wednesday.-Corning Times-En-
terprise
II. II. Goodfellow of holland was in |
town on business Wednesday. He is
preparing to go to Oklahoma to make |
his home for awhile
G. w. McCluskey Of Sharum, who is
candidate for road overseer of O'Kean
township was business visitor in
Pocahontas Saturday.
c. L. Baker and family of Maynard |
left this week for Barry, ILL.,, and
points in Pennsylvania, where they will
prospect for location.
Jim Boyer of Maynard was visiting
and looking after business in town
Wednesday. They have recently NOV
ed to Maynard from Supply.
j. L. Condict, postmaster of Ingram,
was a business visitor in Pocahontas
Tuesday. He is in failing health and
is preparing to return to farming.
G. W. Luttrell, our good friend, who
lives Oh Route One out of Pocahontas,
was much appreciated caller at this
Office while in town last Thursday.
Hatching Eggs; Rhode Island Reds,
Mahood strain. S1.00 per setting Of
10, postpaid. Mrs. w. J. Luter, Brock
ett, Ark. 33-2t.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes,
on Tuesday, March %, at the home Of
Johns parents, DR.. and Mrs. W. e.
Hughes, here, an IL pound boy.
II. w. Blankenship, a candidate for
road overseer of O'Kean township, was
visiting relatives and mingling with
the crowds in Pocahontas Saturday.
An item in the Doniphan Republican
states that Hoover Odom of Harviell,
Mo, has purchased the mercantile
stock of ]. W. McCauley in Harviell.
Lehman Carroll left Monday for An
derson, Ind, where he will visit and
work with his brother, Leland, who
has been there the past ten months.
c. W. McCarroll, progressive farm
er of the Imboden neighborhood, and
his wife drove to POcahontas Tuesday
to pay taxes and visit with relatives.
Tablets and Pencils for sale at John
ston Drug Co.
Mesdames Ellen Rogers, II. G. Sur
ridge and Roy Townsend and Miss
Mag Rogers drove to Pocahontas Tues
day.-walnut Ridge Times-Dispatch
II. l.. sparkman and #. e. Belford
Of Reyno called to see us last Satur-
day. They came down, along with a
big crowd from the Bay, on business
Miss Merle Phipps, a student at Gal
lloway College, Searcy, spent few days
here the past week at the home of her
parents. County Clerk and Mrs. Phipps.
Mrs. Curtis Presley and little daugh-
ter of Alligator, Miss, are spending
few weeks here at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Johnston.
Mrs. Burr SalIee returned to her
home at Paragould Sunday after a
visit with homefolks here. DIR. Sallee
came over Saturday and returned with
her.
Rev. w. r. Hall, former pastor Of
the Methodist church, was visitor
here Tuesday, Rev. Hall is now at
Pocahontas-w Walnut Ridge Times-Dis-
patch.
Nancy Hall and Porto Rica sweet
potato slips for sale, $3.50 per thou
sand. E. f. Kitchener, Elevenpoint,
Ark. oo-4t.
Rev. e. T. Lincoln of Maynard was
in town on business Wednesday. We
are glad to report that Bro. Lincoln
seems to be regaining his strength
after several months of i'll health.
An examination win be held at Wal
nut Ridge April II to fill the position
of rural carrier at Peach Orchard. APP
plication blanks may be ohained from
the postmaster at Peach orchard.
G. w. Cypret of Arkadelphia, form
erly OF this county, passed through
Pocahontas Friday en- route home after
spendings week at Maynard looking
after business and meeting old friends.
r. II. Johnston and family, Mrs.
Flora Hall and G. G. Johnston return
ed Sunday from an overland trip to
Florida. They spent several days on
the trip and report most enjoyable
time.
Rev. w. ]. Martin of Maynard drove
to town Monday with Rev. VIM. Sher-