Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-07

w. II. Blankenship and son, Noel
of Couch, Mo-, were here first OF tne
week visiting at the home of II. "
Blankenship. They also visited kliey
Blankenship and family at O'Kean De-
fore returning home.
Miss Martha Peters returned Sune"y
to Mt. st. Mary's College, Little hock'
to continue her studies after spending
the holidays at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. ID. M. Burke, and brothers, Lam
bert and Aloysius, here.
James Spikes left Saturday for Lit
tie Rock to resume his medical studies
His. sister, Miss Moina, returned 70
Pine Bluff, where she is teaching They
had spent the holidays here with their
mother, Mrs. Neeta Spikes.
Late reports from Rev. Claud Hail.
son Of Rev. w. e. Hall Of this city,
who is in the Methodist hospital in
Memphis, are that he is recovering
nicely from an operation for appendici-
tbs, which he underwent last week
Tommie Trabue returned Sunday
after spending the holidays at his home
in Roodhouse. Ill. He was accompan-
led by his mother, Mrs. L. Trabue,
who spent Monday and Tuesday here
with her mother, Mrs. Flora Dunklin
Stray Heifer-Strayed from range
last summer, one year old red heifer,
some white in forehead. under-bit in
each ear, has horns, some white spots
on body. Reward for information lead
ing to recovery. T. l.. Barnett. Dali
ton, Ark. 22.2tp.
Rev. III. w. Jean and DIR. r. X. John
son and Dr. t. z. johnson will leave
next Saturday for Stuttgart where they
will join hunting party leaving for
deer hunt I'm Arkansas county. They
expect to be away for fortnight -
Walnut Ridge Times Dispatch.
For the next six months, W. c.
Wharton Of this city will work as
special representative of the Aetna
Insurance Co, under Gordon II. Camp
bell, with headquarters at Little Rock.
Mr.. wharton's family win remain
here.
The Fayetteville Business College
has more calls for Bookkeepers, stem
ographers and Telegraph Operators
than they are able to fiji. You are
positively sure Of position. il Won
attend this good school. Write H. a
Davis, President, for information.
For Sale or Rent-My home in po.
cahontas, consisting OF about 20 roons
two stories. Suitable for two fam,,,as
II rented 1 wish to retain one roors
for myself. For further informo,,,,-
call at my home or phone me M NJ
III Mrs. A. z. Schnabaum. pocahon
1S-tf.
1. II. Martin left Tuesday for Nom
phis, Tenn, to take charge aa ,rrs..
OF drug store for the Hessie. ru,s
Drug Co. He stated that no v,,,',s
remain with the Hessig- Ellis Arm ~ -.
some time, probably permanently NJ
wife and baby will remain boro ....s, ,
he is settled, when they win joip him
Giendon Brown, Cecil Perrin. nm,
Brown and Paul Lewis. loon,
left first Of the week for Favo,to,,,,'
to resume their studies at Arkane
University after spending the Chr,~s
mas holidays at their homes ha
Wright Shannon plans TO rot,,r,, : :
March for the summer term Tau., =
Dalton returned after being AZ no.'a
several weeks on account of evo - 49,
bic. Turner Bigger will proha,,.. 'o"-
turn for the final qs~e.ser.
We are mighty well pleased with the
way our friends are coming in with
their renewal subscriptions to the Star
Herald since the first of the new year.
From Friday morning until Tuesday
at noon we had received a total OF
forty-four new and renewal subscrip-
tions. All these were received at the
Office without any solicitation what
ever We desire to thank all friends
OF the paper for their continued patron
age and expression Of goodwill toward
us.