The Mena weekly star., 1907-07-25

of their brother, the Rev. J. l.. Green.
 Mir. A. B. Woods will arrive next week with his family to make his home in Mena. MT. Woods is member of the new abstract firm, the Pioneer Ao- stract company.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. l.. Lyons and little grandson, Minor, arrived Monday from Homer, La, and are guests at the home of their daughter, Mrs. T. A. Awbrey on ninth street.
 ]. W. Bankstou is moving his household effects and photograph gallery from the South Side to the upstairs quarters over Mckee & Youngstcdt's paper and paint house on De Queen street.
 Mrs. A. B. Bum and Mrs. Mag gie RatlifT of Coleman, Tex, ar rived Saturday night for a visit of about a month with their daughter and sister, Mrs. '. J. Mcdonald of this city.
 James Embry, manager of the Mena Supply Company, Tuesday was awarded the contract to furnish the cement blocks for the construction of the new Vandirer building on the South Side.
 The Rev. George Kirschke is in re ceipt of communication from Tar off Brazil complimenting him on liv- ing in so beautiful and enterprising city as Mena, as shown by the Ger man advertising matter recently sent out by Mr. Kirschke.
 Robert Richardson and sister, Miss Hazel of Pryors Greek, l. T., are in Mena, guests at the home of their sister, Mrs. c. w. Duganne. They arc we'll pleased with Mena and may come here to live.
 Jesse Cox went down to De Queen on the early train Mon day, where he will operate the moving picture machine fcr the new electric theater being opened up in that city by Messrs. Tobin and Dean.
 Mrs. E. Moore and two children of Texarkana, are stopping with E. w. Hamilton aud family, pending the securing of perma- nent quarters, when they will settle down to spend the summer in Mena.
 ]. K. Roby, George Corley, Pad Luusford, John Wilcox, J. c. Brown and George Wood com. posed the party of farmers from Egger, who were ,n attendance at the Farmers Union meeting at Granniss.
 The Star is in receipt of a let. ter from Mrs. c. G. Huston at Windsor, Mo. Mrs. Huston writes that Dr. Huston has been quite sick and is as yet unable to return to Meua, but will do so as soon as possible.
 A. H. Scroggin and family of Car thage, Tex, has arrived in Mena, where they will spend the summer months. MT. Scroggin has a high opinion of Mena as summer resort and this is the third consecutive sum mer that he has brought his family here.
 Mrs. H. c. Johnson and Miss Mabel Hannelly went to Horatio last Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Johnson's sister in law, Mrs. J. T. Doggett, who was killed in the falling of the fruit shed near that place.
 Work on the Sales-Patrick store buildings on the South Side is still progressing rapidly. Work of putting on the roofing was commenced last week and carpen- ters began laying the floor in both buildings.
 Dr. ], K. Davis has returned from business trip to Ft. Smith and Texarkana. The doctor is very expressive Tn his manner of speaking of his relief at getting back where he can feel and breathe of the mountain breezes.
 Miss Sue Pape, who has been the guest of Allene Gardner for the past few weeks, accompanied bv Miss Gladys Nall, left on the Traveller Tuesday for Van Buren. Miss Nall, after remain ing at Van Buren a few hours with Miss Pape, will leave for Little Rock, where she will visit friends.