Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-14

Pearl Pyland timber last Saturday
afternoon.
w. r. Penn and family spent Sun
day at Manson visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper Pace.
Mrs. Mary Davis is suffering with an
extremely painful bone felon at this
writing.
The Misses Fern and Mollie L. My
ers were Wednesday evening callers
ON Mrs Evalyn SissOn
JnO. Easter has had the misfortune
to lose fine work horse since our last
report.
Mrs E. L. Freeman was a Tuesday
caller at the new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Pyland.
Arnie Bridges and family have NOV
ed from the Paul Sloan farm to Ty-
roma, Ark.
Mrs. II. b. Miller is at home after
visiting with Mrs. Tom Elliott at Man
son.
Arch LemmOns was demonstrating n
new Chevrolet to our citizens last
Monday.
Jno. Hancock of Pocahontas was an
over Sunday visitor with holland rela-
tives.
Miss Alma Prather entertained
party of young folks with music at
her home last Saturday night.
Mrs. Spencer Osborn has returned
to her home here after visiting with
relatives in Tennessee
A pie supper was given for the hene-
fit of the school at the school building
last Friday night.
Charlie Stanley is being employed
by II. l.. Freeman to re-shingle his
dwelling for him.
The Misses Belle and Jennie Scott
of Cedar Ridge were two expectant
girls in line at the postoflice window
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Young drove up
| from, Swifton for a brief Christmas
call and a treat for NOland relatives
Mrs. Myrtle SeamOns and Mrs. Mary
Prather and daughter, Miss Alma,
spent Friday afternoon calling on Mrs.
frankie Oglssby.
| Newt Davis made his family New
Year present of beautiful 1926 model
Chevrolet touring car.
Mrs. Emma Huff and son, Mack,
spent the Holiday week visiting Or.
and Mrs. Sadie Morton Of SwiftOn.
| David Seamons of PocahOntas was a
Saturday night guest of his son. Ben,
and family here.
Mrs Gladys Pyland and daughter,
Helen MignOn, and Paul Ferguson
spent Monday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. #. Sisson
]. 7. Hamilton of Rock Road passed
| through Noland last Wednesday en-
route to visit his son, James, at SUIT
ton.
| w. 4. Holland of Manson and Frank
Turner of North Carolina were here
last Tuesday leasing up the B. II. Sis
son land for oil rights.
| The Misses Pearl and Essie Leathers
and Mrs. Grace Goode and sons spent
Wednesday as guests of Aunt 10 Eas-
| ter.
Mr.. Holden has moved TO the Treas
urer White farm near Harmony. He
formerly lived at holland and is re-
ported seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud WellbOurn have
had new baby daughter, whom they
will call Stella Dick, to make her ar
rival in their home since our last re-
port. DIR. Ryburn was the. attending
physician.
Mrs. Tom Slayton and daughter,
Miss Notra, drove out from Pocahon-
tas on Wednesday Of last week, visiting
Mrs SlaytOn's parents and other rela-
tives here.
Ed Tyler's, Pearl Barnes's, John
Leafs, Jno. Hargreave's, Pearl Py-
lands, Van MeGhees, Mr.. Barker's
and w. A. Bridgess have all moved
since our last reDOrt
Mr. and Mrs. r. Il. Beatty of 1929
Dolman St. St Louis, Mo-, announce
the birth of n son, weighing seven aud
three fOurths pounds, at st. Annals
Hospital Dec. q, christened Rufus
Kern. Mother and babe doing well.
Mrs. Beatty was formerly Miss Isabel
Leathers of NOland.
"There is nothing in life, but the 10y
of the minute: there is nothing in life
that we do not put in IL; there is moth
ing can happen unless we begin 1t
there is nothing worth winning but
what we can win It,"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira SlaytOn and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Il. Collins entertained a
number Of friends and relatives on
Christmas Among those from Noland
who enjoyed their hospitality were
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorwan Ragan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Van HOOsier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Pace and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. /. M. Oglesby and family.
A jolly crowd Of twenty neighbors,
friends and relatives gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Oglesby on
last Sunday for a good time, good
music and n good dinner The party
consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Slayton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorwan Ragan and Mr.
and Mrs. B. r. SissOn of NOland. also
Henry Holobaugh and jacob Phillips
and family of Cedar Ridge.
The holland writer cannot see that
fifty-foot road would be any more
conducive to criminality or the OPP
preston of the farmer than a thirty
foot road. In fact, just the reverse.
And all agree that the liability of ac-
cidents would be greatly diminished.
In fact, the widening Of our highways
and the passing and enforcing Of more
rigid traffic rules are our only means
of cutting down that lengthening list