Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-17

with relatives.
Alvin $. Irby, Walnut Ridge attor-
ney and candidate for chancellor of
this district, was in town last week end
meeting the voters.
w. T. Cowart and Claude Mock left
Thursday for an overland trip to Mr..
Cowart's home at Alma, where they
spent the week end.
Misses Verna and Myrel Brown visit
ed their uncle, j. G. Broadway, last
Friday night and all attended the
eighth grade program.
Harvey Morey and family of Ell
Dorado, formerly of Hoxie, are visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Johnston here this week.
NJ. d. Brown of Engelberg was in
POcahontas on business Tuesday. He
reports that his wife is seriously i'll
with sciatic rheumatism
Ode Pulliam, wife and baby and
Mrs. Laura Goodwin of Biggers were
visiting and transacting business in
PocahOntas last Thursday.
Prof. and Mrs. Rufus A. Mock are
among those from Randolph county in
attendance at the teachers normal
training school at Jonesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Myrick of st.
Louis are visiting relatives at Maynard
this week. They expect to return
home the first of next week.
Mrs. p. o. Freeman and little son,
Pat, arrived Wednesday for visit
with relatives in Pocahontas after
spending few days in Reyno.
We give you as quick service as is
possible on all portraits and enlarging
work, and as good as the best Lem
mons Studio. 45.2t.
Mrs. Pearl Billingsley and son, Lind
sey, of Little Rock, who had been visit
ing at Maynard, spent the week end
with the Blankenship families here.
Shelby c. Ferguson of Ash Flat,
candidate for prosecuting attorney,
was making acquaintances with Ran
dolph county voters last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Cox spent the
week end with her parents near Salem.
They were accompanied home Sunday
by Miss Thelma Peck of Mammoth
Spring.
House For Sale-4-roOm house, well
water, barn, chicken house and gar
den, 90x200 lot, on Pyburn Street
81 900, at 500 down and $165O per
month. jones II. Smith, Pocahontas.
43-tf.
Herman Coleman of Walnut Ridge
was in Pocahontas Saturday. His
wife, formerly Miss Pauline Bishop,
had been attending the teachers in
stitute here.
Ed S. w. Alternately of Walnut
Ridge passed through here Wednesday
on his way to BrownwoOd, Mo. He is
thinking of organizing a Baptist church
at that place.
Senator David l.. King of WillisOrd,
candidate for chancellor of this, the
eighth district, was in town the latter
part of last week, looking after his
political interests.
Mrs. Amye SHUTTLE, deputy grand lee
turer, Order Eastern Star, of POca-
hontas will be in Hoxie today to con-
duct a school of instruction this after
noon and evening.
Mrs. Curtis Presley and daughter,
Miss Mary Martha, of Rena Lara,
Miss, arrived last Friday for a visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Johnston.
DIR. Louis c. Bernays, Little Rock
optician, will be at Burke's Pharmacy
next Monday and Tuesday, June 21
and %, for the purpose of looking
after his practise here.
A railroad mems picnic at Imboden
last Wednesday was attended by a
big crowd. Seven car loads of rail
road men and their families from
Thayer came down and enjoyed the
day. Dinner was spread on the ground
at noon. .r.laea
Mrs. j. A. Thaxton of Doniphan, her
sons, DIR. Ezra Thaxton of Albuquer-
que ~ Mex, and DIR. John Thaxton Of
Ration, n. Mex, and Ezra's son, Jack,
were visiting Mrs. II. H. Price and
Mrs. J. d. Wells here Tuesday. The
doctors we're visiting their mother at
Doniphan and all drove down to spend
the day with their sisters.