Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-03
Ingram

II is now time to slow down Oh oiu
"gappy" and SOW oats -o
great many Of our farmers are
doing garden work in the way OF puI-
fling ont onions, cabbage and piahll"s
potatoes sunday
The LITTLE shower of snow SUNDAY
morning looked like corn makes anu
reminded us Of the time Maggie shooN
the pepper box. ,,,o
A large crowd gathered at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Hayes anu
rendered some nice music recently.
Friends don't grumblc or grunt about
Governor Martineaus good road Dill
The man who can't accept 1t neea ho'
try to swallow a sugar coated pill
Mrs f. E. Throgmorton and MrS. ~
II. Startling visited at the home OF MI
and Mrs III. A. Moore Saturday MI
Moore is still in very feeble health.
Sunday school services were very
well attended Sunday but sorry TO say
that some were absent
The writer has been cxiled IN no
Mans Land with Bill Jinkins enjoying
the moral side of life and viewing the
creamery overflow and the balls OF but
ter that looked like ice burgs in Cur
rent river but honest to goodness we
weren't the bootlegger that BIZ reter-
red to. We were only a by-stander.
The timber cutters and haulers Tor
the Wrape Timber CO., are again on
the job and if the weather stays favor
able there will be n rushing business
by both forces.
This writer recently met his old boy
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Texas who is here on visit with
friends and relatives and who spent
brief visit with his Aunt Ellen Mock
here.
w Il. Johnson of MiddlebrOOk was
here one day last week gathering up
some hogs that he had recently pur-
chased from some of our farmers. Mr.
johnson is a big live stock dealer and
pays n good price.
G. A. Waddle and his young wife,
accompanied by II. " Waddle, made a
trip near Biggers the latter part OF
last week after some household goods.
G. A. is preparing to begin housekeep-
ing in the near future.
II. n. Ramsey, ii. V. Waddle and g..
II. Shaver went to Maynard one day
last week with cotton. There is yet
some Of that old standby" product in
this vicinity to gather. G. l.. Mock
has about Is acres of the bright staple
to gather yet.
Good luck to you, Attica. Sure en-
can only be identified by the mud
prints of our freezing fingers.
Ingram is represented by only one
dry goods store and grist mill but to
see the business done at this place
would indicate that one was in the
avalanche of modern market ex-
change. Mr. COndict is enjoying a
stupendous trade and extends his ap-
probation to his many customers.
Jesse Seawell and wife spent last
Sunday with friends and relatives at
Brakebill and to bring home their two
little girls who had spent week visit
ing their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Wright.
Mrs. James X. Morris and children
arrived here one evening last week
from their home in ST. Louis and viii
spend few weeks visiting her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Mock, here and other rela-
tives at Maynard.
G. l.. Mock, mother and Junior dc-
companied Lee Bentley as far as May
nard and spent Saturday night and
Sundy there with friends and rela-
tives.
Uncle Tom Shaver, who has been
suffering from rheumatism for some
time, is reported somewhat improved.
Gray ThrOgmorton and wife spent
Sunday afternoon with Rector Davis
and wife.
The slogan of hot air Is still over
flowing with the Dalton pencil scribe
and he thinks that he has our western
side dehorned and his tobacco taken
away from him. But methinks he will
live again and woe unto my beloved
Eleyenpoint wind-jammer. You old
booger, you blew so much that you blew
your muffler Off and your engine has
lost compression. You may be as sly
as fox but no stronger than a lion.
We are going to stay with you until
the Mississippi river turns to bug juice
and the monster ship "Aquitania"
turns to an iceberg. What a stupen-
dous stride you made in nlbbling con-
juncture by blistering old Randolph
with plaster of one thousand dollars
to pouch out the pockets of an agri-
cultural prophet when we needed every
cent to build every inch of roads In
our county. And very soon you came
running down Main street with an
acute case of colly wObbles over a
thing that the governor did which was
no worse than the stuff you issued So
down comes your cob house-WhiteI
Leghorn eggs and all. Keep coming on,
my good boy. We know you are a
jolly fellow and maybe you will over
come these bad spells before many more
moons and learn that You can't hatch