Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-24

first of the week for st. Louis, where
they will make their home.
House For Sale-4-rOom house, well
water, barn, chicken house and gar
den, 90x200 lot, on Pyburn Street
$1,000, at 500 down and $16.50 per
month. jones II. Smith, PocahOntas.
43-tf.
c. f. Shannon asks us to send the
Star Herald to his daughter, Mrs. r.
f. Harding at Salt Lake city, Utah.
The Hardings recently moved there
from American Falls, Idaho.
Prof. DAILY Thompson is conducting
six weeks summer school here for
the benefit of thirteen freshman pupils
who failed to make grades on some
subjects the past term. The school
opened Monday.
r. r. Reynolds and family, Mrs. FL
len Ebberts and A. II. Hatley of HOxie
and Mrs. LeOta Seymour of ReynO left
last week for an overland tour through
Oklahoma. They expect to be home
some time next week.
W. L. English, who gets his mail on
Thayer Route 8, but who lives in Ran
dolph county, was pleasant caller al
the Star Herald Office while in town
Saturday attending the Democratic
Central Committee meeting.
Mrs. Tom Mays underwent an ap-
pendicitis operation at a JonesbOro
hospital Sunday and is reported to be
recovering. Tom Mays, his son, Wal.
lis, and his brother, Ben. were at the
hospital during the operation.
Taken up, small dark bay mare mule
knot on side. Two mouse colored mare
mules, stripes down back, across
shoulder and around legs: one has
knot under jaw. If not proven away
by July 2, will be sold for costs. ]. G
Slayton, pOundmaster.
Mrs. Anne Martin left Sunday fol
Little Rock to be with her son, Joseph
who is recovering from an accident
suffered several weeks ago when an
elevator fell with him. He will be
able to be brought home within the
next few weeks, it is believed.
OUR PRICES are competitive prices
on the same kind of work at all times
Lemmons. 45-st
Mr. and Mrs. Rhea of Corning and
Miss Pauline Harb of Little Rock visit
ed at the home of Mrs Flora Dunklir
here Sunday. They were accompanied
to Corning by DR.. Allaire Dunklin
who was en- route to his home in Lit
tie Rock after spending a few weeks
in Pocahontas.
James Spikes left last week fol
Syracuse, n Y, where he will play In
professional baseball He is under
contract with the st. Louis Cardinals
and was sent to the International Lea
que team for a try-out. Jim last yeaI
was voted the most valuable player il
the S. f. Missouri League.
Mrs X. X. Shemwell entertained tn,
following guests at breakfast Sunday
morning in honor of Miss Helen Proc
tor who was to be married Tuesday
Miss Helen Proctor, Mrs. c. f. Neff
Miss Myrtle Williams, Mrs. WaymaI
Virgins, Miss Neva Hancock, Mrs. A
d. Sheppard and Mrs. c. A. Proctor
DOniphan Republican.
A. T. Craig of Hoxie was here Mon
day to move the small house on tn,
Methodist church property to the Bel
A. Brown lots few blocks west. How
ever, on account of the house beinl
now used as Sunday school rooms, i
was decided to not move it until tn,
rooms in the new church building wer,
ready for occupancy.
Try Johnston's Sudden Fountain
Service. Soft drinks and ice cream il
any style.
B. b. Raglin of Walnut Ridge wa
meeting old friends in Pocahonta
Tuesday Brance has entered the rae,
for circuit clerk in Lawrence count!
and has hppn assured of n strong fol
lowing. He served in that office IL
Randolph county before going to Law
renee and made an excellent recorf
as public official. The people of Law
renee county could make no better
selection for that Office than Mr.. Rag
lin