Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-21

J. II. Jackson of Elevenpoint called
at this office Monday. He was here
bright and early for the opening Of
court.
Attorneys Tom W. Campbell and M.
d. Bowers of Little Rock are in at
tendance at circuit court here this
week.
l. P. Prewitt and ]. d. James, prom
inent young men from Union township,
were attending court here first of the
week.
Mrs. a. NJ. Milan Of Brockett was
an appreciated caller at this office
while shopping in Pocahontas Tues
day.
Mrs. w. A. Cremeens of Water Val
ley was a pleasant caller at this Office
Tuesday while in town with her son,
Anvil.
]. d. Wells Of the Randolph County
Bank attended the meeting of state
bankers and farmers at Little Rock
Tuesday.
Shaver Cash Store, located in south
part of town on Birdell road, out of
the high rent district. We can sell
for less.
Attorney j. T. Lomax of Hoxie, a
former member of the Pocahontas bar,
was attending court here day or two
this week.
Walter Stevens and wife have order
ed their address on the paper changed
from Datto to Pocahontas, where they
will reside.
c. p. Hufstedler of Birdell, a mem
Der of the present grand jury, was a
pleasant early Monday morning caller
at this Office.
Esq. l. +. James, one of the leading
lights of Union township, mixed bust
ness and a pleasant call at this Office
Wednesday.
John Hughes and wife, who had
been visiting relatives here for several
days, returned last week to their home
in Oklahoma.
r. f. Riggs and J.. c. Haynes of
Success were attending to business
and meeting old friends in POcahontas
last Thursday.
Cough and Cold Remedies come in
handy at this season. We have some
hat are guaranteed. Johnston Drug
Co.
S. r. Phipps, father of County Clerk
phipps, was in town Monday looking
N on the opening of circuit court and
Meeting friends.
Hon. II. A. Northcutt, representing
attorney of this circuit, was meeting
his many Randolph county friends here
first of the week.
II. l.. Mays was sworn in Monday
morning as a special deputy to assist
his brother, Ben, in the circuit clerks
office during circuit court.
Tom Tilley and family, Will Evans
and family and Mrs. Gull Meredith
all of Maynard, were Pocahontas visi-
tors Tuesday of this week.
For Sale or Rent-Creek bottom
farm, located miles north of Attica
on Warm Springs road. See or write
Fayette Tyer, Imboden, Ark. 24-1t.
Mrs. Reddin Johnson and Mrs. Ruth
Hill and children of Biggers were pleas
ant callers at the Star Herald office
while in town Saturday.
Rev. w. w. Gibson of Attica was in
town Monday, en- route home from
Clearview where he filled his appoint
ment to preach Sunday
r. II. Gam and ]. N. Gage, good citi
zens of Ravenden Springs, called at
this Office while in town for the open
ing Of circuit court Monday.
Miss Tola Stubblefeld, who has been
off duty for two or three weeks past,
is again at her post as stenographer
in the Office of w. L. Pope.
Attorney John N. Jones Of Attica,
who was a member Of the bar of this
county several years ago, has been in
attendance at court here this week.
Furniture Sale complete household
goods, including dining room, bed
rooms and kitchen furniture. Lydle p.
Smith, Pocahontas. 24-1t.
Quite a number Of citizens of Little
Black township were here Wednesday
attending circuit court among whom
we noticed Joe NJ. Redwine and wife,
Tom j. Redwine, Euel and Ralph
Reeves, l. ID. Redwine, Henry Knowl-
ton, HALEY jolly and wife, Lee and
Homer Stout and others whose names
the reporter failed to secure.