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to the public, through coopera-
ton of the Nogales International,
and the United Press, the worlds
greatest and fastest news-gather-
ing association, will be FREE.
NO ADMISSION CHARGE OF
ANY KIND.
TIL International dos not be-
lieve in charging the public for
returns on baseball games, prize
fights, or anything else that the
public is rightfully entitled to
free of charge.
Everybody invited. Plenty Of
parking space.
Returns will be both bulletin
ed on our big bulletin boards and
megaphoned.
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RED CROSS FUNDS

Theron Richardson Of the First
National Bank is receiving funds
for the National Red Cross to be-
used toward giving relief in the
Florida hurricane zone. Already
the Red Cross has donated $780,
900. A total Of 100000 is
needed. Monday is the last day
to receive contributions.
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Ford Department
Suggestions
Rubber Floor Mats

Rubber Floor Mats
Close floor cracks and make
cleaning easier, besides i'm
proving the appearance OF
your Ford.
Touring. rear-models up TO
ASZ9 s.''''1 oC
Roadster or Touring, models
up to 1s25--front 1900. soc
For coupes and sedans. $t.7s
and $1.95--all models.
Curtain Lights for Fords
Be ready for rain with curtains
that are In good condition.
Heavy celluloid, ready-cu
and easily attached with spe-
cial fasteners. Back curtain
light. models 1924. each. .21G
Model 1925. each. ........ 45s
Also side curtain lights for
all models.
Clear glass. with strong.
black enameled metal frames
complete with screws for quick
fastening.
Set Of two lights for model
1923-24 cars ..............o Sc
Single back curtain light
model 1S25-2S TIC
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ChaIfant In Race
For Sheriff
Office

Emery L. Chalfant, Repub-
lican candidate for sheriff, whose
announcement begins appearing
in The International today, has
been resident of Santa Cruz
County since 1900, coming here to
take a position with the Customs
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Other Windshield
Wipers

Avert accidents and avoid eye
strain by installing one of these
good wipers now.
Hand wipers 3Se 20 $3.50.
STANDARD" automatic-works
from vacuum or intake ..S1M
Electric Wiper - operates
from battery conn ection.
smooth and loiseless--speed
does not vary with speed OF
motor ...s,..s...... WV
Windshield Weatherstrip
Keeps out wind and rain. and
prevents rafting. Best rub
Der. for any car.
or" shaped. for bottom OF
windshield ................ .4Se
81" shaped -- Tor between
glasses 1890 ss'''s' ~
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And to all other persons who
assisted in various ways.
Extra Edition
Hundreds of copies Of The In
ternational's fight extra were
sold throughout the city. The
extra carried a blow by blow
United Press report on the big
fight.
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SONOlTA NEWS
By Miss nellie J. Kearney

Especial 20 Tue Hkte6RaSs~SAO
Sonoita, Ariz., Sept. IL Mrs.
IA. Black and Mr.. Woodward and
son were in Nogales last Friday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey motored
70 Tucson, Friday, and returned
to Sonoita Saturday.
Miss William of Sonoita at
tended the teachers meeting In
Nogales last week.
Misses Lois Reeves and Evelyn
Hanson of Elgin were visitors In
Sonoita last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Gendre and
Mr.. Speed of Sonoita attended
the opening of the new Monte
yuma Hotel in Nogales.
Miss Bertha Burch Of Sonoita
was the guest of Miss Virginia
Dalton, Sunday night.
At the opening Of the Pata-
gonia Union High School, Mrs.
Grace Farrell the county school
superintendent Of Nogales, Judge
w. A. O'Connor Of Nogales also,
Mr.. Blabon and Mrs. Campbell Of
Patagonia gave some SIN all
speeches and Mrs. Blabon played
piano solo. Miss Perley, Pro-
lessor Zimmerman and Mr.. Gibbs,
the teachers, also gave some
speeches for the benefit OF the
scholars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey and two
little daughters and son and Mr.
and Mrs. Larimore were In Fafa-
gonia Sunday night, celebrating
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramseys 18th we'd
ding anniversary.
Mr.. Swyers Of Patagonia pass
ed through Sonoita Wednesday
morning on his way to Tucson
with his wife who is very III with
appendicitis.
Mr.. Benjamin and Mr.. Parks
were in Vaughn Tuesday on bust-
ness.
Omar 10y and Mrs. Benjamin
Of Sonoita were in Nogales Wed
nesday.
A community picnic was given
at the Fair Hall Sunday. Serv-
ices were held by Rev. Stewart
and Mrs. Brewer both Of Tue
son.
Mrs. Terich was q guest Of
Mrs. A. Blacks Wednesday.
Sonoita, Ariz., Sept. 24.-Sev-
eral head Of cattle were shipped
from Sonoita, Wednesday.
Mrs. Bessie Ross who has been
the guest Of Mrs. R. G. Larimore
of Sonoita, and Miss Bertha
Burch, her sister, have return
ed to Mrs. Ross home four miles
from Greaterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson Of Elgin
were visitors in Nogales, Mon
day.
Frank Burch of Sonoita was q
visitor in Tucson, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terich and daugh-
ter, Josephine Of Sonoita have
changed their residence. Thsy
are residing at Mrs. A. Blacks
ranch.
There will be q masquerade
ball at Sonoita the night Of the
fair, 30th Of October. Every.
body come and bring . mask.
Mrs. Black Of Sonoits was q
caller at the White ranch, We'd
nesday.
Miss Bertha Burch Of Sonoita
was guest Of Mrs. Kinslsy Of
San Rafael, Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward and
daughter and son, formerly Of
Sonoita, left Monday morning FOL
: Missouri.
Milton Rickwalt who has been
in Tucson for several months
has returned to his home ut So
noita. /.
/ Iva Rothrock Of Rain Vallsy
} was a business visitor IN Ne
. gales, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ada Jone.
A Candidate
: for Recorder
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T'onneau Windshield

Tonneau Windshield
Give the folks on the back seat
all the comfort of a closed car.
This windshield diverts rush of
wind and protects from rain
and dust. Made OF double
strength glass with black en-
ame!ed frame, complete with
brach It's. Installed for
only .........,.... 1lo'o0
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Step Plates

Step Plates
Western Auto carries many
styles, all-aluminum and with
rubber centers-with and with
out scrapers-and others with
courtesy lights in shields all
snappy in appearance and well
made. Priced from 97c each %
$3.50 per pair.
Rubber Running-Board
Prevent slipping and protect
runninE-board from wear.
Heavy ribbed rubber with
screws for attaching.
Size 11Hx7A .25c
Extra quality-11 %xl1M, Csc
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Mckay" Skid Chains

Your most important safe
guard. Special tempering
makes them wear and break
resisting. Easy to put on or
remove
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Robes and Gloves
Western Auto" carries q
splendid selection of gauntlets,
gloves and all-wool robes Of
high quality. at their usual
money saving prices.
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Prepare noW for Wet
sDeather driving get
.leW 'chains-fix or re.
new that leaky top
add some of the neces-
sites that make Ivet
Weather driving more
comfortable, economical
and sofe. You'll altvays
find lUhaf you need at
"Western Autoss' more
than $50 stores, at lou
prices.
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Stick-Tite
Top Patch

Instantly repairs holes
and rips in tops and
side curtains. Applied
like an ordinary tube
patch.
Pebble Or long grain
material-2hx9-in. 25e
Same. 2x36-in. zoe
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Allweather Protectors
for florida

Tor FOTQ9
Protects feet from cold air and
drafts. Thoroughly closes slots
around foot pedals and emer-
gency lever. Made of extra
heavy padded felt covered with
imitation leather. =,
1 1sas ''.'.'.''''''''''' s S;,S.
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Top Receivers


Ee prepared for winter rain1
and improve the appearance OF
Jour car. Made Of weather
proof material. shaped and
titched to slip right over. OLD
frame. with rear lights. bind
irg, fasteners and tacks.
Observation-Disclosures Light
Ford Roadster ....... .$S1V
"Regular"-Ford Touring
DE Luxe"-extra heavy.
gypsy wings, glass light. Like
Illustration.
Ford Roadster .......:xyZo
Ford Touring .........$l1.oV
Chevrolet Touring ....S13.75
Dodge Touring ........% 1oszo
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-04-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
PROPERTY

1t appearing TO the Board that
on the Sth day of February, 1926,
application was made for the pur-
chase of the following described
property
"Portion of Luther NJ. Collins
Donation Claim described as fol
lows
Beginning at the intersection
of the West line of the Luther M.
Collins Donation Claim with the
Northerly line of Orcas Street,
thence Southeasterly along the
Northerly line of Orcas st. 40 feet
thence Northeasterly at right
angles to the Northerly line Of
Orcas st. 100 feet; thence North
SO 80 West 40 feet thence
Southwesierly to point OF begin
ming less the Northeasterly l6
feet thereof for alley"
and that by order and advertise
ment as required by law, the 18th
day of March, 1926, at the hour
of ten O'Clock a. m. was set for
the hearing to determine the adj
visibility of selling said property,
that on the day set for the hear
ing as aforesaid the Board met
and being fully advised in the
premises deemed it to be to the
best interest of King County that
said property be sold;
1t is therefore ordered that the
Sheriff of King County be direct
d to sell said property at the front
door of the King County Court
House, Seattle. Washin .ton, not
below the appraisal thereof, same
being Five Hundred ($50O.O0)
Dollars; said sale to be at ten o.
clock a. m, on the 10Th day of
April, 1926.
THE County Treasurer is directed
TO appear at said sale and TO re-
ceieve all monies paid in thereat
issuing to the successful bidder al
said sale a deed to said property,
setting forth all proceedings there
under, said deed to be attested by
the County Auditor under his of
fetal seal.
Dated at Seattle, Washington,
this 18th day of March, 1926.
Board of County Commissioners
Of King County, State of Wash
ingtou
BY ID. &. Ferguson, Clerk of Board
BY c, +. Gage, Deputy,
3-l9-26-4-16-26
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WETER & ROBERTS, Attorneys
1912 Lowman Bldg, Seattle, Wash,

In the Superior Court of the
State of Washington, for King
County (In Probate.)
Notice to Creditors. No. 39345
In the matter of the Estate of
Amelia Haskins, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
and has qualified as executor Of
the estate Of Amelia Haskins, de
ceased that all persons having
claims against said deceased or a
gaiust said estate are hereby re.
quitcd to serve them, duly verifi-
ed, on said executor or his attor.
neys Of record at the address be
low stated, and file them with
the clerk OF said Court, together
with proof Of such service with
in sly months after the date Of
first publication Of this notice, OF
they viii be barred.
Date of first publication April
3, 1926.
z w West Executor Of said cs-
tate
Address Marion BuiIding, Semitic.
Washington.
Voter & Roberts, Attorneys for
Estate 1912 bowman Building,
Seattle, Washington
.lg- 20 i-23 26
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NOTICE

Notice of hearing ON assessment
roll for the Improvement OF the
County Roads on the Section lines
running through the middle of
Water District No. 10, King Coun-
ty, Washington, by the installa-
ton of wafer mains and other nee
essary equipment and the erection
of a tank in connection Herewith
at Vashon Corners in the center OF
said District, all in accordance
with Resolution No. 10, of the
Board OF Water Commissioners of
said Water District No. 10, King
County, Washington.
Notice is hereby given that the
assessment roll Of Local Improve
ment District No, l of Water Dis
tlict No. 10 of King County,
Washington, as heretofore estab-
lished for the Improvement of the
County Roads ON the Section
lines running through the middle
of said Water District and cross
ing at right angles at Vashon Cor
ners in the center of said District
by laying water mains and the
necessary equipment in connection
herewith, and the erection OF a
suitable tank as a reservoir fol
said District at said Nashon Cor
ners, is now on file and open to in
spection at the office of the Clerk
of the Board of Water Commits
toner's of said Water District, be
ing the office of the Vashon Island
News-Record at Vashon, King
County, Washington.
Said roll has been set down fol
hearing at a special meeting Of
said Board of Water Commission
ers to be held at the office of the
Clerk at the said office of the
VaSllon Island News-Record il
said Water District in King
County, Washington on SATURDAY
May s, 1926 at $3.50 o'clock p. IN
and all persons who may desire
to object to or protest against said
roll are notified to make such oh
lection or protest in writing anC
file the same with the Clerk of the
Board at or prior to the said dat
set down for said hearing, and
that at the time and place ike
and at such other times as sait
hearing may be continued to, the
said Board of Water Commission
ers will sit as a Board of Equal
%zation for the purpose OF consider,
ing said roll, and that such
hearing, or hearings will con
slider such objections as may
be made thereto, or any part
thereof, and will correct, revise,
raise, lower, change or modify
such roll or any part thereof or
set aside said roll in order that
such assessment be made de novo
as to such Board shall appeal
just aud equitable, and then pro
eeed TO confirm the same by pro
per resolution,
Water District No. 10, of King
County, Washington
By p. Monroe Smock, Clerk of the
Board Of Water Commissioner
of said District,
4-9-26-5-7-26
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Congress
No. l

| went to Washington the other
day, | visited "The House of Rep
resentativcs," they were in session.
What | mean by being in session,
the tax bill was up for debate and
they were arguing on Better Golf
courses for the medium salaricd
man." | suppose if the World
Court bill had been up, they would
have been talking on "Shall Amer
lea park oblong or parallel"
Well, then | went over to the
Senate. They had adjourned, so |
felt that America was not having
such a bad day at that. We were
only so percent inefficient THAT
DAY.
You know we all joke and XII
,about Congress, but we can't inn
i'prove on them. Nomatter who We
! elect, he is Just as bad rs the one he
replaced. So with all their faults
we love 'em. They are as good rs
the people who vote to put them
there, and they are 10 times better
than the mes who don't vote AT all,
They are like Bull" Durham,
they are not perfect, but they are
the best In their line,
Ml1 Rgy-~s1
P.S. There will be another piece
In this paper soon. Look Tor 1t.
1eoTsA'' AS\
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japanese ounce and many other
Towering shrubs add to the beauty
of the display.
Mrs. Covington says that she
needs the riot of colors to break
the monotony of so many little
white chicks running round,
y =
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Land spent
the week end at the j. c, Walls
home at Colvas.
Eli Dragoo of Husum, Wash.
spent Sunday at the home of hi,
sister, Mrs. Johnston at Cove,
Miss Nellie BondSman of Sc
.atlle was a week end visitor at the
Johnston home.
Miss Roberta Roberts, Mabel
Holland, Jennie Thomas, Lilly Roen,
Mrs, Doyle, Florence Doyle, Mrs,
Lorentzen, Sigrid Lorentzen, and
Mrs. Osman johnson went to town
ON the Virginia last Saturday,
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ALEX STEWART, Attorney
500 Arctic Bldg, Seattle

lu thc Superior Court Of th0
stule of Washington for the Ccun.
ty of King llu Probatel
Noticc of hearing final report
audi petition for distribution No.
1852
I'm tbe matter Of the Estate OF
Jaime. Murray. Deceased
Notice is hereby given thBi
Charles Mccarthy, administration
with tHc VIII annexed of tho r.
tate of Iame Murray, deceased
has filed in fhr office Of Che Clerb
of aaft Court his iiual Report and
petition Or distribution, askin
Zoe Court 10 settle said Report
distribute do property to che per.
IONS thereto entitled and 10 di
charge sail administrators and
.thii saii Report and petition viii
D.. heard on lho 5th day of Nav.
1926. so . 80 O. m. at the Couri
Room of ihe Probate Department
ul said Court
Dated this 9th day Of April.
1926
GEORGE g. Grant Clerk Of said
CeWt
Hr j. q. Gordon Deputy.
t Stewart, Atty. 300 Arctic
$3.50 seattle
80 g0-i23-26
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Mrs, McCrary and two daugh-
tiers, Grace and Marguerite have
moved into the house formerly oc-
cupied by Rev. Andersen.
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COvE-CoLvAs
. (By 7th and sth Grades of
. Columbia Sehool.)
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The Covington Poultry Ranch is
filling some nice orders for hatch
ing eggs. Last week a shipment
of one thousand eggs left Colvas
dock cnroute for Wisconsin.
Speaking of the various flowers
grown on the island, the Coyington
home on the West side is one of
the real show places in the spring
Something like two thousand dat,
fodils in four varieties are now in
full bloom and several thousand
tulips and narcissi are just begin
ming to show their col0rs. Lilies.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-29
PERU

Bro. Martin Of Maynard preached
very interesting sermon here Sunday
morning at II o'clock. He will preach
again for MS the next fourth Sunday
Among those who visited Jewell and
CLYDE Snodgrass Sunday were Misses
Rosie Turner. Thelma Gazaway, Myr-
tIe Pendergrass and Guy Prevett' Earl
and Dewey Davidson, virgil Moore
and Jimmie Gross. They spent part
of the time in taking pictures All
reported real nice time,
Mrs. A. c. Pendergrass spent the
past week visiting her daughter, Mrs
Lula Camp, and other friends and rela-
tives, returning home Saturday She
reported a very nice time.
Several of our good people attended
the Penticostal meeting at Old Reyno
Sunday night.
Guy Prevett will work through the
farming part of this season with J. Il.
Gazaway.
Harry Snodgrass and wife and
Franklin Snodgrass called to see Bill
Gazaway and family Sunday.
Misses Nota Anderson, Lizzy Pierce
and Hadie Curtis took Sunday dinner
with Miss LELAND Shaver.
Bud Phillips and family spent sun
day with ]. II. Gazaway and family.
Ben Ulmer and family visited at the
home of Bob Graham Sunday.
Raymond Farrow, VIM, Henderson
Floyd TolIiver and Misses Fanny Ar
mold. Edith Akers and Mildred Hender-
son gathered at the home of A. c. Pen.
dergrass Monday night. After sing
ing few songs and enjoying the social
occasion, they returned to their homes
j. II. Ferguson and family attended
the Senior play at the NJ. b. A. at
Maynard Monday night. They report
ed a nice time,
As our examinations are over, We
want all our pupils to come back, hit
the ball and put it to rolling.
Miss Lizzy Pierce spent part of last
week with her sister, Mrs. f. s. Wis
dom, near Scott's Ferry.
The presence Of everyone is wante1
and solicited for the Mothers Day pro
gram at Peru. There win be preaching
at II o'clock. Afterwards an old-timt
dinner will be served on the ground
Following dinner, program will bC
rendered. Everybody cordially invited
to come and bring a well filled basket
Don't fail.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-29
The Truth of the Matter
% all whom this may concern:

To all whom this may concern:
This is to certify that the check
given to the Randolph County Bank
for S1O,951SS, was given in payment
Of warrants and checks issued to the
following citizens, etc, in payment Of
their claims against the county: NJ.
Riggs. Dan Bates, Joe Barden, w. r.
Stevens, W. T. Cowart, A. f. Million,
Newt Davis, j. l.. Haas, l. c. Staten,
i S. Litherland, Oscar Prince, Bel
ford & Roe, G. w Million, w. II.
Phipps W. d. Wagner, Pierce Oil Co,
Randolph County Motor Co, Joe Alb
bott. f. A. Kerr (fOr carload of dyna-
mitel, Pocahontas Hardware Co. (mOst-
ly for wire for citizens over whose
land new road right-of-way had pass
ed. Harry Hensley, r. l.. Higginboth-
am. GALLON Iron Works, George Baltz
Hardware Co, Child's Garage, A. i.
sharp Austin Western Machinery Co,
! VIM. Baltz Floyd Gibson, Il. Poe, Ma
tional Pump Co, j. II. Jackson,A Riley
Lemmons, Joe Heron, e. Thompson,
| O. NJ. Spencer, Joe Kellett, Zed Adam
son. J. d. Boyd, Earl Lemmons, Wes-
lev James, Wissler Instrument Co, W.
II. Bennett, James WeatherfOrd, Rach-
el English, A. r. Hale, Davis Mercau-
/ tile Co. Mrs Chloe Davidson, Robert
Persful, HallOran Tractor Co., G. II.
Lemmons, Robert Lewis, Bedford
Riggs. f. Johnson, Henry Theilemier,
Robert Griffith S. l.. Tyer and W. NJ
Hawk.
The Randolph County Bank, for The
accommodation Of these citizens, had
paid them cash for their warrants and
checks which they held in payment for
services rendered the county. The
afore named check was issued to the
bank in lieu Of these warrants and
checks.
A check was given to the State Bank
a few days ago for the sum of S1,52G.-
% in lieu Of warrants which they had
taken up for the accommodation Of
other citizens Of the county. If it is
desired | can furnish the names Of
these citizens
LISTEN, liberal reward will be
paid for the name of the citizen who
came in on April 10 and presented his
county highway warrant for $4,000
or $4,000 and was turned away.
Nothing has been done in a corner.
Everything has been done openly and
above board, and at the proper time
and in the proper manner a proper de-
fense will be made for anything and, If
necessary, for everything that l have
done. Respectfully submitted,
G. w. Million.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-29
CEDAR RIDGE

Most of our sick folks are better.
The program given by our school
Saturday night was well attended.
George Wagner of Birdell spent Sun
day afternoon with his sister, Mrs
Frank Scott, here.
Miss Ona Moody of Black Rock spent
Saturday night and Sunday with her
cousin, Miss Ruth Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel Busby, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bob billiard
of Truman, spent Saturday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Scott.
Misses Anna Belle Scott and Lizzie
Randolph spent Friday night with
Mrs. May Sheppard of POrtia and at
tended the school program there.
Misses Blanch Hulse of Hubble
Greek and Notra Slayton of Pocahon-
tas attended our program Saturday
night.
Bill Doss will farm on the Joe Scott
place this year
John Smith and Johnnie Batta we're
trading in Pocahontas Saturday.
Clyde Kincade of Pocahontas and
Edgar Wagner of Birdell were visiting
at Joe Scott's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ross Herndon took Sunday
dinner with their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Dillard.
Mines. Nancy Moore, Virgie Cox and
Willie Scott and children called on
Mrs. Joe Scott Monday afternoon.
There will be singing at Joe Scots
Saturday night. Everybody is invited
to come.
Hurrah for Hunter Perrin.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-29
ELM STORE

Chesley Bounds has been painting
his house.
Bessie and Minnie Scott visited their
brother, Leonard, Saturday night.
We were sorry to hear of the death
of Agnes Smith.
Jim Combs and family, Jewel erase
and Obe Combs attended church at
Pleasant Grove Sunday.
J. F. Litherland has returned home
from Sharum.
Oma Hall, Theodore Martin and vii
lie Combs took dinner with Laronia
FarrOw Sunday.
Ethel Watley has been staying with
her aunt, Mrs. Ratha Brewer.
Clara Reynolds visited her sister,
Mrs. Bessie Sorrel, Saturday night.
Jim Combs and L. c. Stark took
their corn to John LOOneys mill Satur-
day.
Joe Phillips took dinner with ]. f.
Litherland Sunday.
Chesley and Pearlie Bounds made a
business trip to Ravenden Springs
Tuesday.