Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-14

visit here with the j. r. Shivley fam
lily.
jeff Cavenar and Hulen Farrow and
wife Of Biggers were In Pocahontas
Wednesday visiting and looking after
business.
Cough and Cold Remedies come in
handy at this season. We have some
that are guaranteed. Johnston Drug
Co.
Uncle Lutte Simington, who lives
few miles northwest of town, was here
Saturday transacting business and
meeting friends.
o. V. Cox and little son of Biggers
called to see us Monday. Mr.. Cox has
recently moved from Corning back to
his old home town.
Mrs. d. w. Fender and children,
formerly of Holmes, have moved TO
town and will make this their home.
They are occupying the Chas. X. Jones
property on the west side.
Stanley CA. h Bode, our old young
friend from O'Kean, was meeting ac-
quaintances and looking after business
in Pocahontas Wednesday.
Joseph Martin returned Thursday to
his home at Little Rock after spend
ing the holidays here at the home of
his brother, L. II. Martin.
Shaver Cash Store, located in south
part of town on Birdell road, out of
the high rent district. We can sell
for less.
j. NJ. COndict, who has been living
on Route one out of Pocahontas, has
moved back to Ingram and orders his
address changed accordingly.
Raymond Henley, of the Ozark Tele-
phone Co. force, is incapacitated this
week as result of having dropped
part of bed ON one of his feet.
We are now ready to sign contracts
for tomato acreage. All those who in
tend growing tomatoes call at Sallee
Bros. Office and get contract
22-1t. Sallee Bros. Canning Factory.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Marris Smith,
at the home of Mrs. Smiths parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Boyd, a girl. Mrs.
Smith is visiting her parents here.
Mack Dalton and family of Dalton
lrove down Tuesday with Mrs Katie
Douglas, who has been visiting them,
and spent few hours with homefolks.
A good razor and six blades for 30
cents at Johnston Drug Co.
A marriage license was issued here
the latter part of last week to c. b.
Penn, aged "a, and Miss Grace Zeigler,
aged 27, of Randolph county.-Hardy
Herald.
Our good friend, Uncle Tom Purdy,
who lives near Manson, was in town
Tuesday meeting old friends. He was
an appreciated caller at this Office
while in town.
W. II. Grant of Delaplaine RI had
business in town Saturday. He said
he was getting ready to move to
new location on Pocahontas RI with
in few weeks.
Home for Sale-Six room residence
on corner Pyburn and Thomasville in
Pocahontas. See J. c. McNairy at
Walnut Ridge or Mrs. f. e. voohers,
Pocabontas. 23-3t.
Ed. J. win Henley and son, Robert,
of Boonville, are visiting relatives in
Pocahontas this week. They will spend
two or three weeks here visiting and
looking after business.
Dee Knots, who has been making
his home across the river was in POca-
hontas Saturday and told us he was
moving his family back to their old
home community, Attica.
y. L. VI WIS III AOnh
on business Monday. Mr.. Pitman is
beginning his twenty-second year as
salesman for the Sellers & Brown
Coffee Co. of st. Louis.
william Boulie and daughter, Miss
Katherine, OF Lawrenceburg, Tenn,
arrived last Sunday for n ten-days
visit with relatives. Mr.. Baulie is a
brother-in-law of George Baltz.
For Sale or Rent-My home in Po-
cahontas, consisting of about 20 rooms,
two stories. Suitable for two families.
If rented ] wish to retain one room
for myself. For further information
All at my home or phone me at No.
III. Mrs. A. z. schnabaum, Pocahon-
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