Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-24

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was visiting in Pocahontas Wednesday.
Constable ID. r. Jackson was look
ing after legal business in Sloan
township Wednesday.
c. I. Mcclure of Reyno was look
ing after business and meeting friends
in Pocahontas Wednesday.
Mrs. w. r. Boiling of Maynard spent
the week end in Pocahontas with her
son, e. e. Spence, and family.
I'll, Barnett of Dalton was in Po-
cahOntas Wednesday transacting bust
ness and shaking hands with frieuds
Joe Dalton of Ponder passed through
here Monday returning home from
Biggers where he was called nearly
two weeks ago by the illness of his
Mrs. Almus Powell-ADoniphan Pros
pect-News.
Mrs Grace Cunningham of Salem,
who is attending Arkansas Teachers
College at Conway, visited Miss Viola
Smith, here, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Ator Thursday and Friday
of last week.
e. Dalton returned from st. Louis |
Monday where he sold carload of |
fat cattle He said he encountered !
heavy snow storm while up there. Mr. |
Dalton delivered carload of work |
mules to buyer at Hoxie Saturday.
Have some land to rent or do you |
want to rent from someone else? Try
80 cent want ad in the Star Herall |
for couple of weeks and get what |
you want. This paper goes into the |
home of the very man you are looking |
| for.
Mrs. Ben A. Brown was called to |
Little Rock last week to attend the |
funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. Chap
man. From Little Rock Mrs Brown
went to Hot Springs to visit her sister,
Mrs. 7. O. Rorie.
For Rent-My home at 206 Croft st.
Call phone 2, or see L. r. Martin at
POcahOntas, or call me at Walnut
Ridge, B. B. Fisher. 29-tf.
Mrs. Julia Downey of Forrest City,
Mrs. f. G. McCrary and Mr.. and Mrs.
X. G. Dalton of Parkin were guests of
relatives and friends here the latter
part of last week. They were here
to attend the funeral of w. r. Nc
Ilroy.
The best and cheapest method of
advertising is through the newspaper.
The Star Herald will carry your mos
sage into three thousand homes every /
week. Can you think of any other
way of reaching these people at any
thing like the rate charged by this
paper?
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Phpps, who |
have been In Little Rock since the
cOnvening of the legislature in Janu-
ary, returned home the latter part of |
last week. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Phipps |
held clerical positions with the legis-
lature and report that their work was
both pleasant and interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Douglass and |
little son, Fred Junior, Of Marked Tree
were visiting Mr. Douglass parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Douglass, here
Sunday. They were accompanied home
by their little daughter, who had been
by their little daughter, who had spent
several weeks visiting her grandpar-
ents.
Mrs. G. g. Johnston returned Friday
from a five-weeks pleasant visit with
her brother, DR. Redwine, of Kentucky
and sister, Mrs c. II. Dishman of Cali
fornia and Mrs NJ. l.. Gilbert of Date
City, Fla. They all met at the home
of Mrs. Gilbert and together made
tour of the principle points Of interest
in Florida. Mrs. Johnston reports a
most delightful trip.
NJ N. King, our old friend Of Dalton.
was in town Monday and paid us a
pleasant visit. Mr. King informed us
that he had just received his j4th
poll tax receipt. He was born in Ran
dolph county, near where he now lives.
16 years ago, has lived in this county
continuously, and has been a regular
reader Of the Star Herald since its
first issue.
Government authorities say in Farm
.er's Bulletin 1902 Individual effort
Is necessary to rat riddance but com