Pocahontas star herald. (Pocahontas, Randolph County, Ark.) 1907-current, 1926-10-21
Ralph Weaver Of Maynard had bust
less in Pocahontas Wednesday.

Pure white clover comb honey, order
filled promptly, write The American
Honey co Texarl5ana. Ark. S-St
w. II. Perrin and two children, Cecil
and Miss Leila Perrin, spent Saturday
in Little Rock, attending the State
Fair.
Leo James Of Ravcnden Springs
sends a renewal of subscription for
himself and three friends one day this
week. Thanks.
Uncle Dave Million Of south of
town was here last Friday on bust
ness and favored the Star Herald with
a pleasant visit.
Farm For sale-Alse house and lot
N town near water tank. ]. A. White,
Pocahontas. 4.tf.
c. T.. Burrow and wife, who recent
ly moved from Success to Walnut
Ridge, were meeting friends in Poca-
hontas Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Thomas and children OF
Attica passed through Pocahontas Mon
day en- route to Manson for visit
with Uncle Tom Purdy and family.
Miss Maude Stout has returned
from an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Roxie Jackson, at PoynOr, Mo-,
and other relatives at Campbell, Mo.
Is your medicine chest stocked for
the coming winter? Let us help you
supply if. Johnston Drug Co.
Mrs Flora DunLlin returned first
of t,Ie week from Jonesboro, where
she mad been visiting friends. She
also visited in Memphis a few days.
Miss Essie Frod spent last week in
Searcy and Little Rock At Searcy
Miss Ford visited friends and at Lit
tie Rock she attended the State Fair.
Mrs. Greenleaf and son, Nelson, of
Tuckerman spent Sunday in Pocahon-
tas visiting her husband, Rev. Green
leaf. and attending the Baptist re-
vival.
A big flock of wild geese passed over
Pocahontas Monday, headed due south.
The big birds were flying low and at
tracted much attention here as they
passed.
The date of the Halloween Social
at Methodist church has been changed
to the last Friday night in October,
which will be the Friday night before
Halloween.
Judge ]. Il. Duvall, cashier of Lone
Rock Bank and Rev. I. ~ Threlkeld
Of Ravenden Springs were transacting
business and meeting friends in Poca-
hontas Wednesday
Sam Stout, our hustling representa-
tive in Little Black township, sent in
a club of two new subscribers and thir-
teen renewals one day this week.
Thanks. Let the good work go on.
n. A. Childs and family were visit
ing i'm Truman last Sunday. Mrs.
Harry Childs and son returned home
with them and will spend the week
with relatives and friends in POcahon-
tas.
DIR. II. L. ThrogmOrtOn returned
home the last of last week after spend
ing a few days in st. Bernard's Hos
pital, JonesbOro His condition is so
much improved that he is able to re-
sumo his extensive practise.
JEFF LawhOn turned in the following
batch of subs Thursday: J. w. Ellis,
G. c. Brown, Mrs. Essie Partin, G. H.
James. Willie johnson, J. II. Story,
II. A. Going, W. c. Spikes, G. w. Dow
DIV. Roy Ward and j. r. Thompson.
We make a speciality of filling pre-
scripti0ns. We have full STOCK OF
drugs and never substitute. Jonn-
stons.
Mayor W. II. Cherry of Corning was
n business visitor in Pocahontas Mon
day. Mr. Cherry says the rice crop
in Clay county this year is a decided
success. many acres bringing in more
than $50 each.
DIR. w. f. Hughes reports little Inn
provement in the condition Of Uncle
George Speice, who has been serioi sly
III for several weeks. Also Mrs Mary
Smith, who has been i'll at the home
of her sister. Mrs H. A. Peters, is re-
ported better today.
Marcelling. shampooing and scalp
treatments by appointment VIII do
work at home for the present. Until