The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-02

Mrs. l.. NJ. Wimberley, who has been visiting at the home oi her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. l., Pipkin for several days, left Sat urday for her home at Hugo, Ok
 c. F. Newman a nd family, who have been spending several days with the family of Mrs. New mans father, J. L. Pjpkin, re turned Thursday 10 thelr hom( iu Shreveport.
 Charles c. Patterson, news paper man of Kansas City, who IS travelling for his health, came in from Sulphur Springs, Ok yesterday and expects to spend some time in Mena.
 I. G. Johns is in Mena today preparing to go out on an inspec ton tour of the various slate properties at Standing Rock Heath Valley and Silver Center in which he is interested.
 Marriage licenses were issuct yesterday afternoon and thi: morning to B. A. Corl and Miss K. A. James. of Janssen, and to J. 1. Dllbeck and Miss Joanna Hooper, both of Big Fork.
 Mrs. w. H. Davis, who has been here the past week visiting at the homes of her sisters, Mrs, s. c. Reynolds and Mrs. c. D Johnston, returned Tuesday to her home at Stilwell, Ok.
 Rev. ]. F. Coker of Rich Noun. cain, spent Monday night here, the guest of Rev. J. M. Raby and family. During the night Mir. Coker took suddenly i'll and today was reported as being quite sick,
 Mrs. s. $. Goodner and three children came in Friday afternoon from Oden to join Mir. Goodner at thls place and make Mena their home. MT. Goodner holds a position as salesman at G. w. Petty's store.
 Dhot Baker and Misses Nora and Katie Sale spent Christmas with relatives at Jansen, return ing home Thursday afternoon They were accompanied home by Miss Lochie Baker, who will visit iu the city several days.
 D. E. Little of Board Camp re- turned home Monday from a brief visit at Asher. He was accompanied by hls son, Mark, who was accldently shot several weeks ago but Is now about re- coverel from his injuries.
 Miss Jayne Few, daughter of The Rev. B. A. Few, a former we'll minister of this city, came in Saturday afternoon and spent Sunday with friends at this place, returning Sunday afternoon tc her home at Eldorado, Ark.
 Hardy Jones, who lives five miles east of Mena, received a message Saturday morning an nouncing the serious illness oi his brother at De kalb, Tex. MT. Jones left immediately for De kalb 10 be with his brother.
 K. s. Owens, who for a number of months has been SI Kennedy, Ok, where he has cons;dera bic property, has returned to Mena to spend awhile Wilh old friends. In fact, Mir. Owens still likes to call Polk county "Aome. '
 Mrs. c. w. Embree of Deuni, son, Tex, is here on a visit tc her sister, Mrs. k. c. Maxwell. Mrs. Embree formerly lived in Mena, moving to Dennison about seven years ago. She is greatly surprised at the growth of Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs. Guy B. Kirk left Saturday for Black Springs, where they will reside in the flu. ture. Mir. and Mrs. Kirk have been residents of this city for sev- eral years, and have many friends here who regret to see them leave.
 J. l.. Hoover, who has been rusticating at hls farm on Noun tain Fork, came in Friday. It was reported that J. l.. was mixed up in the bear killing in that neighborhood, but he de- clines to assume responsibility for the story.
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