Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-29
holland
A happy May-day to all.

| NOult NlNSou nus itAhA hNh ii'ih "
business trip to Newport.
Mrs. James Shivley is convalescent
from two weeks Illness
Mrs Maud Huff and little daugh-
ters were mid-week guests of Mrs.
Mary Davis.
The editors eye" fell on some
mighty good stuff for the April nine
teenth issue.
Miss Beulah Penn passed the recent
eighth grade examination held at
Cedar Ridge.
Keebe Clark, Allen White and G. f.
Mitchell have been sick since our last
report.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Myers and
daughters transacted business at POr-
tia last Saturday.
]. f. Scott and other members Of his
family are reported to be sick at this
writing
Mrs. Il. L. Freeman was a Wednes-
day caller at the home of Mrs. Gladys
Pyland.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Slayton Of Poca-
hontas attended Sunday services and
visited relatives here
Stone Hammonds of Julia Dean Bar
Is reported to have found a good pearl
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Kiefer and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank billiard have moved
to the Paul Sloan farm.
Harry Humes and Felix Morgan Of
Imboden spent Sunday with relatives
here
Bill Story. former resident here, now
living at ReynO, spent Wednesday night
with John Easter.
DR.. and Mrs. L. II. Pace and Eugene
were Sunday afternoon callers at the
Ragan farm
Guss Cox of the U. s. Snagboat,
/ "Quapaw," now lying mt Newport was
recent visitor here with hOmefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Kiefer and Bennie
Kiefer spent Sunday with Mrs. Kiefer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Il. Mitchell.
Mrs. A. ]. Gwin is reported to be
recovering rapidly, after having under
gone serious surgical operation in
Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs James Shivley and tam
lily and DOvie Ragan were visiting
homefOlks at the Ragan farm Sunday.
Misses Mildred and Pearlie GWin
were Wednesday visitors with their
cousins, Mignon and Junior Pyland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Trustworthy of
Lawrence county passed through No
| land last Wednesday on their way to
visit Jack JOhnsOn's.
Mrs. frankie Oglesby. Miss Ella
Oglesby, Mrs Lottie May Kiefer. Miss
| Maggie Cox and Miss Matte l.. Myers
were recent callers with Mrs Evalyn
SissOn.
Mesdames Sadie Morton. Nettie Rite
and Sallie Harvey of Swifton spent
Sunday of last wek here as guests of
Mrs Emma Huff.
Miss Mary Pettyjohn closed a term
of school Mt Cedar Ridge with a we'll
attended and well-rendered literary
program Saturday night
NJ. +. Sloan recently had to drive
his tractor a distance of about sixteen
miles in order to get it to tract OF
his land which lay on the opposite
bank of the river Talk about yOur
bridge parties" We need one staged
! here.
We very much regret to learn of the
| ill health of Senior Editor Blankenship.
We trust that he will enjoy n speedy
recovery enabling him to resume his
place in the home. in business and in
society
Johnnie Batta, one of our most pOpu-
lar young men, celebrated his coming
of age" last Sunday. Johnnie had his
parents doll up" and took their pic
lures in honor of the occasion. He en-
tertained his guest, Elmer Sisson, with
some records on his new Cecilian
phOnograph.
An article in recent issue states that
"a mans opinion of himself won't have
much influence getting him into heav-
en-" No. and praise be! the other
fellows opinion won't cut any ice in
keeping him out AS Samuel so beauti-
fully expressed it, "The Lord seeth
not as man seeth. Man looketh on the
outward appearance but the Lord look
eth on the heart"
Ollie Mitchell. oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. Mitchell, and Miss Reva
AubechOn.. who was visiting here from
winona. Mo-, surprised their many
friends by driving into Pocahontas and
getting married on Friday of last week.
They were charavaried on the fol-
lowing Monday night Both are fine
young people, who we trust will find
only smooth sailing over life's matri-
mOnal sea. They will make their
home on the Mitchell farm.