Pocahontas star herald., 1926-05-20

lives ana lTleuuS- foulludgs
G. NJ. Throgmorton and Miss Evelyn
Bristow were in Jonesboro Sunday to
visit DIR. II. L. Throgmorton, who is
i'll in st. Bernard's Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Brown are the
parents of fine baby girl, born recent
ly at the home of w. C. Brown, where
they are making their home.
Taken Up-Small fat gray mare shod
in front, PAGES. If not proven away
by May 81, l will sell for fees and
costs. ]. G. Slayton, POundmaster.
Darlington Jenkins, young teacher of
Ravenden Springs, and d. Leonard
LINGO assistant circuit clerk of Wal
nut Ridge, were Sunday visitors in
POcahontas.
Pasture-125 acres, fine grass, living
water, plenty of salt. Joins lower
Running Lake school house. $10O per
head per month. Write or phone j. F.
Ellis, Walnut Ridge RI. 40-2t.
Abe Schuman will go to Little Rock
tomorrow to attend a Shriners' meet.
Having completed work in the Con-
sistory Degrees last week, he will take
the Shriner Degrees Friday.
c. II. Tyler of Elevenpoint was in
town on business Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyler have recently moved back
from Newport to ElevenpOint and plan
to make their home on the farm.
We received a letter from state
Highway" evidently a community on
the Attica road, but could not publish
it as the writer had signed with in
itials instead fthe required name.
Corn For Sale-20O bushels at Poca-
hontas; 300 on my Current river farm.
r i Baltz S0-.f.
Carl Ward, of near Shannon, is re-
ported to he recovering from a recent
operation at a Memphis hospital He
was said to have been suffering with
tuberculosis of the bone in one Of his
legs.
Mrs. John l.. Bledsoe, who under
went an operation at a JonesbOro hos
pital several days ago, is reported to
be improving nicely. Mr.. Bledsoe
states that she probably will be able
to come home in day or two
w. NJ. Hawk, good citizen and
our valued friend, who lives near
Warm Springs, had business in town
Monday. He says he has more than
300 acres of farming land this year
and not a square yard of it in cotton.
For Sale-Practically new two-ton
International truck, half price, quick
sale. One complete saw mill, bargain.
j. L. Hicks & Son Lumber Co., Doni-
phan. Mo. 41-2tp
G. NJ. ThrogmOrton reports that his
ldlutI, III H. -. ihipShoit'h' WI"
has been dangerously i'll at n Jones'
bOrO hospital for the past two weeks,
is improving and is expected to recover
without an operation. The crisis in
his condition was passed early last
week and he has since shown a steady
improvement.
The Missouri Pacific Ry. will have a
representative at Maynard on Satur-
day, May 20, to speak on dairying.
viii speak at j. b. Weaver's Store.
41-2tp.
Houston Holland and children and
Dewey Holland and wife of Colorado
Springs, Colo, spent several days the
past week with relatives in this coun-
ty Houston and the boys returned
home first of the week. Mrs. Dewey
Holland and Miss Mary Holland re-
mained over for more extended visit,
Mrs. Holland with Randolph county
relatives and Miss Holland i'm Missouri
Mems and Boys Shirts
Underwear, Hats and Caps
New patterns and all sizes
1--WE Sell For Less"
Buckley NERO. co.
L. X. Martin was in Little Rock
Sunday to see his brother, Joseph, who
was injured in an elevator accident
several weeks ago. He was found to
be in much better condition Sunday
and later advices from the hospital
state that he continues to improve
His mother, Mrs. Anne Martin, who
has been at Tucson, Ariz., for the
past several months, is expected to
arrive in Little Rock Friday to be
with Joseph.