Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-21

Monsignor Joseph Froitzheim left
yesterday for Subiaco Abbey to be pres
ent at the installation of his friend,
the Rt Rev. Abbot Edward Burgert,
o. s. b.
Mrs. w. e. Hill of Ft. Leavenworth,
kans., was pleasant caller at this
office last Thursday. She is visiting
relatives in Randolph and Lawrence
counties.
Uncle Albert Hatley of Maynard was
in the city Monday. He was en- route
to Hoxie where he will spend the re-
mainder of the winter with his son,
Eli II. Hatley.
For Sale-225 bales of good timothy
hay and 1000 bushels of good sound
corn. For prices call 1890 or write
Mike Ungerank, Running Lake, Ark
22-St.
In a game basketball between the
Geronimo and Hulen (Okla) teams re-
Gently, former Randolph county boy,
Carl Startling, was a star guard on
the Geronimo team.
w. Il. and Jim HutchersOn of Rus
selville are visiting their uncle, Arch
Stephens, near town this week. The
IIutchersons formerly lived in the
southern part of this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win johnson and Mrs.
J. i. Talbot of near Maynard were
visiting in Pocahontas Tuesday. The
ladies were pleasant callers at the
Star Herald Office while in town.
Home for Sale-Six room residence
IN corner Pyburn and Thomasville in
Pocahontas. See ]. G. McNairy at
Walnut Ridge or Mrs f. e. yoohers,
Pocahontas. 23-3t.
|. L. Spaulding, whom we loaned to
southeast Missouri two or three years
ago, has returned to Randolph county
to make his home and has ordered his
address changed from Blodgett to Po-
cahontas.
Mrs. Neeta Spikes, Mrs. Lively
Wells and Mrs. Zilpha stubblefield at
tended the funeral of their brother,
James Dalton, at Poplar Bluff last
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. e. Dalton of
Pocahontas were also in attendance.
John Maynard and family Of Enid,
Okla, passed through Pocahontas Fri
day en- route to Maynard on short
visit to relatives and old friends. They
will visit i'm several of the southern
states before returning to their home.
NJ l.. Adams, II. L. Butler, Clabe
Glasco, Joe Blackburn, Otis Mcclure.
Frank Pickett, Gus Lynch, Dave Hedge
and Joe Heron, all good citizens of
Reyno, were looking after business and
looking in on court at Pocahontas Tues
day.
will be in Pocahontas Saturday,
the 23rd, with a few cocks and cock
rels from my prize winning Plymouth
Rock chickens. If you want one see
me then. J. II. Story.
Reyno was represented in Pocahon-
tas Wednesday by the following good
citizens: II. l.. Richardson. f. r. Bel
ford, X. Hawkins, j. NJ. Meredith, ].
Il. Holt, Frank Sides, Bailey Witcher,
Joe Bland, Greeley Lambert and Mrs.
Kate Lambert
In bulletin issued by Winfield NJ. |
T.. Church of Little Rock. we see that
DIR. H. f.. Ruff has been added to the |
roll Of stewards and that Mrs. Ruff |
has recently taken credits in the Stan
dard Training School at Pulaski
Heights Church.
Sharecropper Wanted-To farm good |
land next season and to work between
crops. VIII give good opportunity D.
V. Cox, Biggers, Ark. 24-1tp.
Shelby c. Ferguson, attorney of Bal
lard, Sharp county, was attending
court here Wednesday. Mr.. Ferguson
is a probable candidate for the Office
Of prosecuting attorney and his formal
announcement will likely appear With
in the next few weeks.
A letter from former Randolph
countian, J. T. Redwine, of Newberry,
Mich, states that he has recently been
appointed to the position of assistant
superintendent at the Newberry State
Hospital lie sends his best regards
to all old friends here
Claud Phipps of Middlebrook, one of
the alternate grand jurors, was here
Monday to offer his services If needed
in the present term Of court. How
ever, the jury was made up just before
his name was called and he was ex-
cused by the court and returned home
that afternoon.
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