The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-24

then go and see his guns. A great chance to buy a good gun cheap.
 Egbert Holmes and Burr Cagle of Eggcr, accompanied by Misses Lizzie Cagle and Della Ramsy, were in town Tuesday taking in the circus.
 The Rev. I. K. Turner will preach at Rocky the first Sunday in November at II o'clock; Pot ter the second Sunday at II; Rust the fourth Sunday at II.
 Oscar Ziewitz of the Rich Mountain farm was here yester- day. He says he expects to show Mena people samples of cabbages from the farm next week.
 William Hawkins Of Board Camp was in town Tuesday. MT. Hawkins expects to leave in few days for business and pleasure trip to Howard county.
 Marriage licenses were issued Friday to Jesse H. Parnell and Miss Bette Dukes, both of the Territory, and to George l. Tibbs and Miss Nellie Lawrence, both of Shady.
 Dr. G. F. Dunman, formerly of Mena, arrived in thes city Mon- day from his home at Womble, and spent the day visiting his mauy friends and incidently took ia the circus.
 Prof. J. B. Earle, principal of the Acorn high school, arrived last week from Philadelphia, where he has spenta weeks vaca- ton. He was visiting friends in Mena Saturday.
 Joseph T. Rolf of Rolf, I. T., arrived Saturday afternoon with his family and is stopping at the Hudgins house. Mir. Rolf is looking up the mining interests In this section.
 It is just trif1e out of season, but there is on display at The Star office today a fine cluster of ripe red raspberries. They were grown on bushes at the home of Mrs. Mary E. Edgar on Stilwell Heights.
 $. B. Robertson came up from De Queen Saturday night to spend Sunday with his family. MT. Robertson has the contract for establishing the grades for over five miles of concrete side walks at De Queen.
 I. w. McAtee has about com pleted some extensive improve ments on his residence on North Fourth street. The house has been changed from cottage to a two story building with four nice large rooms in the second story.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. NJ. Brintnall of Northern Wisconsin arrived in the city Friday for a visit with Mrs. BrintnalPs sister, Mrs. H. P. Parker. MT. Brintnall will take look over the city with q view to locating here and going into business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roach and son, Frank. left last week to d. out to spend few days with | the Standardization camping party. M. A. Stratton came il from the camp last week to look after important business, but went out again in day or two.
 Representative J. M. Jackson of Umpire, Howard county, ar. rived iu the city Monday after noon to attend court. Mir. Jack son has represented Howard county in the legislature two terms and will be candidate fol reelection at the coming demo cratic primary. If successful d | this election he will probably b, candidate for speaker of tho House at its next session. I w. NJ. Baker and family ar rived in the city few days agC from Okarche, I. r., and has de cided to locate here. He has pur chased tde residence of Mrs Myrtle Moore on Ninth stree street which he will occupy. Mir | Baker is interested in the How ard County Lumber Company which has headquarters at Jans sen, and he comes here in orde to be closer to his business iu terests.
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