The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-08

Bird was Tn the city Wednesday,
 William Anderson of near Mt. Ida was Mena visitor Wednes' day.
 H. c. Glaze-er was over from Black Springs Wednesday buy ing supplies for his repair shop.
 w. N. Shares and J. T. Coker were down from Rich Mountain looking after business Wednes- day.
 E. F. Twyford, who with his brother, has been in Montgomery county for some time, has re- turned to his old home in Acorn,
 N. Hoyle and family passed through the city Wednesday en route from their home at Red Bird to visit son in Panhandle, Tex.
 Miss Minnie Fuller, who has been visiting the home of her uncle, NJ. l.. Phillips in this city left Tuesday for her home in Mansfield, AK. She was ac companied by a cousin, Gipson Hollinsworth, of Monroe, La., who has also been visiting at the Phillips home.
 w. H. Brice, who for several years has been in the mercantile business at Potter, was ln the city last week and reported that he was making arrangements to move to Black Springs, where be expects to engage in the same business. MT. Brice also reported the serious illness of Grandma Hunsacker.
 Ambrose Fry, who left Cherry Hill several months ago and with his family moved to Kinney, N. M., arrived in the city last week, having returned 10 attend to some business. He was accompanied by Mrs. Willis Orr, who will re- main some time to take advantage of the healthful qualities of Polk county.
 Mrs. J. C. Mckee is back from a visit at Rogers. She was accom- panied home by her little nephew, Roy Copp, who will visit here several weeks. Mrs. Mckee re- ports the peach crop around Rogers as immense and every thing looking good. but she was glad to get pace home and get a fresh breath of air and a good, cool drink.
 Misses Pearl Goodman and Doris Brown, who have been visiting Mrs. H. NJ. Griffin, re. turned to their home Sunday, the former to Bonham and the latter to Paris, Tex. They will come back to Mena next summer for another stay ia the most healthful and pleasing city they ever visited.
 A party composed of w. L.. Schooler, Allen King and their families and J. T. Collier of De kalb, Tex, arrived in the city "Wednesday having made the trip overland from that point. They are on prospecting tour and are better pleased with what they have seen here than that of any place on their entire trip.
 Jaro7 Vaught of Caddo Gap, Monts mery county, was here Sunday. MT. Vaught came up to meet and convey to his home Prosecuting Attorney Lake and two civil engineers, who went out to look after some facts con- corning law suit now pending by MT. Vaught against the Iron Mountain Railroad company.
 Miss Vernon Lively of Marsh all, Tex, daughter of the Rev. J. w. Lively of this city, has won the second prize offered to the most popular young lady of Marshall by the Marshall Daily Sun, aud, with companion, will have all her expenses paid ou a trip to Colorado. Miss Lively is we'll known in Mena. The first prize was trip to the James, town exposition.
 MT. and Mrs. G. l.. Lochridge and daughter, Anna Elizabeth, left Friday morning for a trip to the East that will extend over about thirty days. They will % direct to Washington aud from there to Jamestown, where they will spend about a week seeing the exposition. They will go to New York City, where MT. Loch- ridge will purchase a line of