The Mena weekly star., 1907-09-05

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 Sine Smith of Egger was in the city Tuesday to mee. Mrs. Smiths parents, Mir. and Mrs. Paron, of Horatio, who came to visit their daughter.
 Mrs. Young Mckinney and little daughter, who have been visiting Mrs. McKinney's sister, Mrs. Isidore Baker, at Snyder. Tex, for about three weeks, has returned home.
 ]. D. Baker and Marcus Nichols arrived last week from Oakland, Cal, where they went last Janu- ary. They will return in a few weeks. Marcus drove out to Shady to visit his parents this morning.
 Mrs. Henry Wright. who has been in the city the past two weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Griffiths and friends, left this afternoon for her home at Junction City, Ark.
 The Rev. ". l.. Compere, brother of Mrs. M. w. Pipkin, is visiting MT. and Mrs. Pipkiu. Mir. Compere IS now located at Waldron, but for five years was pastor of the Baptist church of this city.
 A. Danville came in Tuesday from Womble and Slatington, on his way to Chicago. He was ac- companied by s. c. Morris and NJ. c. Trumbull of Slatiugton, who returned today. J. B. Wilson of Paris, Tex, ar- rived in Mena Tuesday with his family and household goods, and has taken possession of the Adams fruit farm, five or six miles southeast of Mena, which he purchased some months ago from the Rev. J. c. Adams.
 Miss E. Grace Harrison re- turned last week from a trip 10 Kansas City aud St. Louis, where she went to purchase stock oi millinery for her store here. Miss Harrison says the weather is much hotter in Kansas City and St. Louis than in Mena.
 Jesse philpot aud Sheriff Cum ninghan returned last week from Fort Smith, where they went Tuesday with Deputy United States Marshal Holt to take the parties who were arrested at Egger Tuesday on a charge Of intimidating homesteader.
 w. w. Orr, formerly stock man of this county but now the United States commissioner at kenna, N. M., arrived in the city Monday in response to a mes. sage of the death of his wife which took place last Friday. The funeral of Mrs. Orr was held last Saturday.
 B. F. Cannon writes The Star from Magnolia telling of the burial of his wife, who died re. gently at Fort Smith, near her old home at Hope. Mir. Cannon will spend some tune at Magno- lia, where he is being treated for an injury received in May. He expects to return to Fort Smith in the fall, where he will make his home.
 K. L, Gore returned Wednes- day from Sulphur, l. T., where he went about a week ago to in- stall postoffice fixtures in the new | office there. K. L. says he has no need for such summer resorts as Sulphur. where all the water tastes bad and the temperature | goes to 1O6 ia the shade, as 1t did Sunday.
 c. w. Knight has secured the contract for refnodeling and com pletely overhanling the Star Bakery building on De Queen street, and will begin work on same iu the morning. Mir. Ham, iltou, proprietor of the bakery, is planning to increase the facili. ties of the shop and arrange for the baking of some special grades of goods.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. K. Jarrett after long trip through the South are visiting at the home of Mrs. Jarrett's parents, Mir. and MrS. ]. H. Estes on Stilwell Heights. The latter part of this week Mir. and Mrs. Jarrett will leave for Salt Lake, where he will be in the employ of the 1