Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-21
REYNO

week 49,, o. Old
p,,'no &c progressing nicely with MISS
cecil Cox as principal and Mrs AO'"'
McCraly, assistant.
Mrs. Frank Warren is reported Oh
the sick list o,Jo
Mrs. Mac vassar of Perkins OA,a'
is visiting her mother Mrs AnseiiH'
smithron. -.
The infant Of Mr.. and Mrs James
voorcr is very sick with pneumonia.
Ear Mcclure has quit working ror
Smith Drug Co. and started to schoo'
Monday.
J. W. McColgan spent few days IN
Pocahontas last week visiting his oiu
friend. Judge Meeks.
Jno. B. Shaver and S. S. Greene TWO
of our prominent merchants, went hsh-
ing last Wednesday night. They got
about 10 pounds of fine fish.
1t is reported that Mrs. Frank Pierce
is in very serious condition.
Geo. Patterson and son, Clyde ar
rived home Saturday evening from
Woodman, Colo, where Clyde has been
in the W. O. w. Sanatorium for the
past six or eight months.
L. w. Buck, who is in the saw mill
business near Walnut Ridge, spent the
week end with homefolks here.
Gilbert Hannaf0rd, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Hannaford Of Success, and
Miss lone Blackburn, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Blackburn, deceased,
slipped away to Corning Thursday OF
last week and were quietly married
Congratulations.
DR.. J. Erskine Smith and VIM.
Thoma each purchased radio last
week
Marie Ladd, who is attending school
at Pocahontas, spent the week end with
homefolks.
Wells Reynolds, who has been work
ing at Detroit, Mich, returned home
last week.
Mrs. Jno. Hopkins has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Lewis Counts, who has been sici
for some time, is still in very serious
condition.
Mrs. Dewey Stratton of MingO, Mo.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Weaver.
Mrs. Jennie Bennett spent the weel
end at Pocahontas with her husband
]. II. Hurst, who has been on tn
sick list for the past week, is ou
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Counts left fol
st. Louis Tuesday.
Mrs. II. l.. Richardson was called e
Kentucky last week on account of heI
sister being sick.
Everything is very quite now as the
cotton gins have closed for the season
Mrs. Gladys Sorrles has accepted
position with the Smith Drug Co.
Mrs. NJ. f. Fisher is spending the
week visiting her son, VIM. Fisher at
Walnut Ridge.
Glen Richardson of POcahontas spent
the week end with homefOlks.
Quite few of our people are Poca.
hontas visitors this week-courting
Professor Rufus X. Baker, who is
teaching at Williford, was in our city
Saturday.
Prof. Mock was a pleasant visitor at
our school one evening last week.
Quite crowd from Nelson attended
the basket ball game here Friday. The
game resulted in a victory for the
Reyno girls, 10-7.
Our school is being well attended
since the holidays and teachers and
students are interested in making it
better in every way.
Messrs Ferguson and Kinner visited
the school Monday.
Miss Freda Belford has returned to
school after short illness.
Mrs. Bennett, our primary teacher
visited her home in POcahOntas Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr.. Green. one of the members Of
our efficient school board, was looklnl
after some of the needed repair worl
about the school house Monday. Tht
board met Monday and extended oui
present school term one month. Thi
is step in the right direction. w
want to be able to make two more suel
steps in the near future.