Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-22
r. d, Harris of Melbourne, candi-

ulSlrlCI, is III hdnuOlIu Couhty thiS
week in the interest of his candidacy.
Star Brand Shoes, the Shoes Of mer-
it, durability, style and wear, for sale
at Eli Levitt Dry Goods Store.
T. P. Edlin of Fayetteville, for many
years a resident of Pocahontas, was
meeting old friends and looking after
business in town few days last week.
Mrs. DIR. ]. G. POindexter, Rev. e.
Marlar and his daughter, Miss Necie,
of Biggers were shopping and trans
acting business in Pocahontas Monday.
Mrs. ]. Frank Beasley of Walnut
Ridge, who had been in POcahontas
the last week attending her mother,
Mrs. Ida Bigger, returned home Sun
day
Misses Iverne Brown, Lucille Perrin,
Dorothy Keith, Annabelle SHUTTLE, Alta
Bowers and Minnie Simington were
visiting in Walnut Ridge and Imboden
Friday.
Uncle Albert Hatley returned frcm
Maynard Friday. He has bought the
]. e. Wood property here and will be-
gin at once to improve same.-Hoxie
Tribune.
Judge John w. Meeks of Pocahontas
probated the will in chancery of DIR.
c. w. Culp at Salem Tuesday. 1t
names Mrs. Culp executrix.-Mammoth
Spring Democrat.
l have secured the agency for the
Sunday Arkansas Democrat. For sale
at Burke's every Sunday morning at
8 30 Five cents copy. John Shiv-
ley, Pocahontas, Ark.
and SHUTTLE and Abe Schuman, Of Po-
cahontas, attended the meeting of the
Royal Arch Chapter in this city Tues
day night.-Walnut Ridge Blade.
]. O. Sallee and DIR. II. L. ThrOg
morton went TO Memphis yesterday.
Each will enter a hospital for surgical
treatment. L. r. Martin drove them
to Memphis in Mr.. Sallee's Lincoln
Ben A. Brown, cashier and active
vice-president OF the State Bank, went
to Little Rock Tuesday to attend the
monthly meeting of the Arkansas Cot
ton Growers Cooperative Association.
Hon. T. w. Campbell, prominent
Little Rock attorney and head of the
Democrat State Central Committee,
was guest of his daughter, Mrs. W.
L. Pope, while on short visit here
Sunday.
Roy Doyle, prominent young bust
ness man of Brooksville, Miss, return
ed home last week after a short visit
here with his uncle, Henry Doyle. lie
was accompanied by his grandmother,
Mrs. NJ. G. Doyle.
Il. f. Sallee drove to Memphis on
business Sunday. He made the round
trip in seven hours, driving time His
sister-in-law, Mrs Edgar Williams, re-
turned with him and spent first of the
week with homefOlks here.
Wanted-Fifty mules and horses for
pasture. Plenty of tame grass, water
and salt. Price $500 per month. John
Il. Kizer, Pocahontas, Ark. 37-2tp.
S. NJ. Spikes of Ingram was in town
on business Friday. He informed us
that Morris Harris and family of Tins
ley, KY, were expected to arrive this
week for a visit with them. Mrs. Har-
ris is a daughter Of Mr.. Spikes
The residence of A. j. Lewis here
was NhuuiiStitu ny hit puHuug NhNA |
a spark from the flue ignited the roof. |
The fire alarm drew big crowd to
the scene and the blaze was quickly |
little damage resulting
Glen Richardson and Leon Brown |
p. II. S. students, each had an air rife
bullet taken from his face just above |
the eye Tuesday. Each had been shot
accidentally about four years ago and
the bullets were not removed. They |
happened to learn Of the coincidence |
during the last football season, when
Icons bullet caused him some dis
comfort. Dr. Hamil performed the
operations. The incisions are hardly
noticeable and cause the boys no dis
fcrf