Pocahontas star herald., 1926-08-26

Tom w. OdOm of MiddlebrG0ll- was
a caller at the Star Herald Office while
in town last Thursday.
Hon. II. L. Ponder of Walnut Ridge
was shaking hands with friends in
Pocahontas Wednesday.
Mrs, W. II. Stubbledeld returned
Friday from a visit with relatives at
Warm Springs and Burr.
John Johnson, son of DIR. and Mrs.
r. r. Johnson, is attending Aggie
school at Jonesboro this year.
Miss Elizabeth Shea of Champaign
Urbana, ILL.,, is spending her vacation
with homefolks in Pocahontas.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Purdy of Ohio
have been visiting relatives and friends
over the county few days recently.
Miss Alice Polk returned Saturday
to her home at Success after a visit
in Pocahontas, guest of Miss Lucille
Baltz.
Vacation needs and camping supplies.
Ask us for information on these items.
Johnston Drug Co.
c. W. McCarroll of Engelberg was
in town Monday en- route to Walnut
Ridge and Black Rock for visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Grace Wright and little daugh-
ter of Lincoln, Nebr., arrived Monday
for visit with Mrs. Wright's mother,
Mrs. Danford.
Roy Sigler and family of Jonesboro
have been visiting here a few days
recently, guests of the Schnabaum's
and Prestons.
John Kizer, a well known and prom
inent citizen of Pocahontas, was an
Imboden visitor one day this week
Imboden Journal.
Mrs ]. d. Wells and daughter,
Frances Lee. of Pocahontas were visit
ing here from Thursday to Saturday.
-Doniphan Prospect-News.
Mrs. j. II. Goodwin of Biggers stop
ped over in Pocahontas Saturday on
her way home from the funeral of her
nephew, Harry Hacker. at Springfield,
Mo.
Board For School Boys-We will
take four boys as boarders during the
coming school term. Mrs. Lena Fen
der, Pocahontas. 2-tf.
/, Mrs. c. g. Rains and daughter, Miss
Florence, returned last week from an
overland trip to Hot Springs, where
they spent several days very pleasant
ly.
Johnnie Shivley. Speice SHUTTLE and
Hershal Lewallen left this week for
Jonesboro where they entered the
State A. & NJ College for the coming
term.
Joe Bowers, who has been working
on the new Armory building at Jones'
boro this summer, has re-entered the
Aggie school there for the 1926-27
term.
James Smith and daughter of Okla
homa were recent guests at the DIR. J.
w. Brown home while on a visit with
relatives and old friends in this sec
tion.
Mrs. George A. Moore and son,
Ralph, of ST. Louis and Clayton and
Ruby Smith of Datto visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Parks and daughters last
week end.
Roy Johnston of NIiddlebrook was i'm
town a few days last week going hone
after a trip to Little Rock for medical
examination for injuries received in
U. S. service.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Frazier and son,
Frank, of saltwater, Okla, arrived in
PocahOntas Monday for a visit with
relatives and old friends here and at
Walnut Ridge.
Mrs. Ed Roll and son, Lawrence, of
Fletcher, Okla, are in Pocahontas to
spend the winter at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo Spiece. Lawrence will
attend p. II. S. while here.
Mrs. W. b. Grant, her son, Ray
mond, and her daughter, Mrs. Glen
Colthorpe, and baby daughter of Bates
vile spent few days the past week
with the Sallee families here.
B. W. Williams, who has been IN
gagged in plumbing and heating work
at Batesville since the first Of March,
completed his work there last Tues
day and has returned to his home
here.
Mrs. L. +. Blankenship and Sons,
Joe and Frank, and Mr. and Mrs. DAILY
Thompson returned home Monday