Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-03
holland
moving and blowing.

Showing and blowing.
Mrs Flo Gwin ON the sick list.
Eugene Pace Of PocahOntas spent
the week end at the Ragan farm.
B. +. SissOn recently purchased a
Jersey COW and calf from A. G. Gwin.
Miss Matte L. Myers spent Thurs
day night of last week with Mildred
Gwin.
Miss Magdaline Clay was recent
over night guest with her school mare,
Lucille SSSOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Swan and baby
of Birdell are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ollie Prater.
Mrs. f. l.. Freeman spent Monday
afternoon visiting with her neighbor,
Mrs. Myrtle Seamons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Meyers recent
ly transacted business at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Penn.
DR.. l.. II. Pace drove out Friday TO
superintpnd loading a bunch of Fat
hogs from the Ragan farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kassinger and
Hazel Sisson spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Morgan.
Mr.. Barker, recent land owner
mere, mas UeeH DdCh ull buSlllVoo oiiieC
our last report.
Mrs. Nicks of Warm Springs spent
Thursday night as guest at the home
of Mrs. Emma d. Level.
Albert Gulley, after spending the
winter at holland, left last week to
locate near ImbOden.
| NJ. +. Sloan recently hauled out ten
/ wagon loads of hogs for the market,
/ the roads being impossible for truck.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
I DOrwan Ragan is recovering after
several days illness at the family home
here.
Ed Tyler has moved onto the Pearl
Barnes farm as he has hired to Mr..
Barnes to work for him this summer.
j. f. Moody of Black Rock was call
ing on his mother Mrs Martha Mellon,
and relatives at Cedar Ridge last week
The Misses Isabel and Beatrice
Hardness are the hustling little garden
seed salesladies of this community.
Johnnie Batta, Elmer SissOn and
John and Guss Cox left Noland last
Sunday to go out into the world and
seek their fortune.
viii Easter of Oran, Mo-, has visited
his mother his brother and other rela-
tives here since our last report.
Miss Gladys Lacy has recovered from
a recent indispOsitiOn and is able to
resume her duties in the school room.
We are informed that Billy Penu is
preparing to move to California. Good
luck to you, Billy, whether you pitch
your tent in California or Arkansas.
The Vail COOperage Co. boat crew
recently reported break down in their
boat and were phOning in from holland
to headquarters for repairs.
Mrs. A. Il. Collins is cOnvalescent
from recent attack of throat trouble.
Her sister, Mrs. |. NJ Oglesby visited
her during her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Ollie Mitchell are the
proud parents of a fine new baby
daughter who made her arrival in their
home since our last report.
Paul Sloan, who until recently con
Quoted extensive interests here, drove
out twenty-five head of mules on Thurs
day of last week.
Mrs. Hattie Prater returned to her
home here Saturday having spent the
week with her mother in POcahontas
on account of the illness of her little
son, ]. w.
Mrs. Nettie Rite, who spent the win
ter in the north, together with her
son, Wallace. of SwiftOn were recent
guests here with Mrs. Emma HUFF.
Loafing mostly in this neck of the
woods, this snow furry having put a
temporary quietus on farming, milling,
hauling, gardening, hen setting, visit
ng, etc. whiting and yarn spinning,
good
Mrs Cora Myers, Mrs. Winnie Rngan,
Mrs Ella Morgan, Mrs. Edna Tyler,
Mrs. LeOna Kassinger, Miss Fern
Myers, Miss Lille Newsome and the
Misses Isabel and Beatrice darkness
were recent visitors with Mrs. b. f.
SissOn.
Frank Green happened TO a near
serious accident last Wednesday when
he got his foot caught between the
standard and the wheel of his fathers
log wagon on which he was riding. No
bones were broken but the flesh was
badly bruised and the injured member
cannot be used for some time.
Blustery weather today (MOnday).
March is certainly coming in like a
lion. Time will tell how lamb-like will
be her departure. (Guess the months are
feminine although time is always mas
culine). The ground hog was onto his
job as his shadow could be seen for a
few brief minutes on the afternoon of
the second. Next day however, no
fire for heating purposes was needed
and folks could sit out in the open
without wraps comfortably. February
has been regular checker board Of
cloudy days and sunny days, totaling
twenty eight