Pocahontas star herald., 1926-02-18
NoIAND

Newt Davis Is marketing some OAK
cros-ties.
John Tarlton of Lone Oak passed
through Noland last Tuesday.
A heap Of land is being broke for
early spring planting.
Mike Pace spent Wednesday of last
week visiting with Elmer Sisson.
Burlie White is convalescent from
severe attack of typhoid fever.
Jess Reed of the u s. Snagboat,
"Reece," is visiting homefolks and
friends here.
Young Mr.. Sullivan is the hustling
agent for Crit at the holland post
Office.
Mrs. Yirgia Cox Of Cedar Ridge was
trading in holland on last Friday.
Mrs. Gertie Hunt is recovering from
an illness of several weeks duration.
Richard Hooten is putting out some
timber from off the Humberg land.
Ben Perrin is breaking ground on
the farm of Mrs Emma d. Level.
Mrs. Kate Sloan and Mrs. Jess Sloan
were shopping here last Friday after
noon.
Miss Ella Oglesby was the week end
guest Of Miss Yirgie Holobaugh of
Cedar Ridge.
A. p. Weatherly scaled timber for
Pearl Pyland and Richard Hooton last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Young of Swift
ton were Sunday visitors with Noland
relatives.
Mrs Ira Tyler of Cedar Ridge spent
Monday here as the guest of Mrs Lulu
Sisson.
Dr. l.. II. Pace transacted business
and visited wit hus socially last sun
day.
John Smith had the misfortune to
be robbed of $025OO while at Hoxie n
short time ago.
Alf Lewis, timber man of Pocahon-
tas, was Wednesday business caller
with |. NJ. Oglesby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu White have
been assisting in the care of Burlie
White during his recent illness.
Aunt Jane Waggoner of Birdell was
Monday visitor at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Scott at Cedar Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Tyler and Sherman
Cox attended the program at Lone Oak
last Friday night.
Miss Mary Pettiiohn and pupils had
Valentine party at Cedar Ridge
school last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman and
John Hoffman of Corning were We'd
nesday visitors in this community
Mrs. Jno. Hargraves and family have
Joined her husband in st. Louis where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Keifer gave a
dance for the community young folks
at their home on Saturday night Of
last week.
Lawrence Smith and Thomas Me-
Donald are moving into their new home
on the B. II. Sisson farm.
Jno. Hancock of Pocahontas was a
recent visitor here at the bedside of
his grandson, Burlie White
Mrs. Jennie Slayton and Mrs. Stella
Pace spent Wednesday of last week
with Mrs. frankie Oglesby.
Frank Newsome came down last
Tuesday to see what our farmers had
in the way of swapping stock"
Jno. Smith, Ira Tyler and Paul Fer
gueson are each putting up new homes
for this years occupation.
Johnnie Batta entertained the neigh
borhood young people with dance at
his home at Cedar Ridge last Friday
night.
Jas. Shivley, Ben Seamons, Clabe
Leathers, Pearl Pyland and G. II. Hark-
ness were recent business callers with
B. f. Sisson
| Mr.. and Mrs. Boss Laster of Rich
woods, spent last week end visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Darwan Ragan and
other friends Of this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob White had the
misfortune to lose their week-old baby
boy by death on last Sunday night.
The writer extends sympathy.
Mrs. Il. L. Freeman has 1876 young
chicks set off, the result of her first
incubator hatch Of the season. Mrs.
Myrtle Seamons also has an incubator
setting.
Within the past few weeks, about
one thousand acres of land here have
changed hands. Arkansas may become
a Florida the Second. Who knows?
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Davis entertain
ed with n radio party at their home
last Friday night. The guests includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Boss Laster of Rich
woods.