The Mena weekly star., 1908-07-09

iOSdte Tn pon county soon. Vs
 Miss Nora Sale returned L Tuesday afternoon from "ous of several days with rela,;vo. JansSen.
 Mrs. Ollie Wilcox, who been visiting relatives near P M ger, left "Wednesday for l.s' home at Quintop, Ok. '7
 Mir. and Mrs. G. w p;,... came iu Tuesday afternoon ia'a s,a Black Springs for a visit m,'l rvq their son, George Pitttt "a .' family. '0a
 Sam Henderson and son Ceor,. of Smithyille, Ok, came in MssH day afternoon for a few ''' as visit with relatives at this pla.,
 k. Osborn returned home Mo, day from stay of five mor,t with his son, NJ. NJ. Osborr s s Rockport, Tex, who is euoas'a $, in truck growing at that plscss "
 Mrs. ]. N. Lilies of Coald,l. Ark, left for her home Mond., morning after pleasant v,'3 with her sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Haw kins. Mrs. Lilies thinks Men, grand place and hopes to movs here soon.
 The Rev. William Shelton ot Ink came near losing his homs by fire last Thursday, the bou,s catching fire at the flue. Had work saved the house witboul great damage.
 C. Black of near Quito lost i, valuble mule recently. The ali. nal was found in the pasturs with a small hole in it's i,v either being snagged or shot wi,b a small caliber qua.
 Mrs. c. F. Crawford and child. ren returned home Thursday al. teruoon from a visit with relatiyu at Slatington. Mrs. Crawford wa, accompanied home by her parents, MT. and Mrs. M. c. Cox.
 w. w. Townsend, one of the leading merchants of the South Side, is moving his stock of goods from his present location into tbe building formerly owned by Green X Lewis on the corner of Meua street and Gillham avenue.
 Mrs. Rebekah Snider and Mrs Drain and daughter, Miss Myr. tie, came in Tuesday from Boz. gy Depot, Ok, leaving next morning for visit with relatlyts at Waters, Montgomery couuly Misses Minnie Baker and Azis Vaught came up from Jansseu Tuesday and spent the night iu Mena, leaving next morning for Nunley, where they will spend several days visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. B. Sale.
 A message was received in Meua, Tuesday afternoon an. nouncing the death of Monroe Brawley, who lived in Loga1 county. Mir. Brawley is the sou of J. o. Brawley, who resides out on the Ouachita. and was well known in this county.
 Mrs. Charles Heidrick aud baby left on the early train 10 join her husband at Madison, Kas., where they will make their future home Her mother, Mrs. NJ. c. Tate ac. companied her as far as Pits. burg. Mir. Heidrick is formu Mena boy who left here a month ago. He has the only meat shop in Madison and is doing nicely.
 Prof. F.. A. Brennon, who has been teaching mathematics id the public school at Corsicsua, Tex, arrived last week for lew days visit with his family al this place. Prof. Brennon has been appointed superintendent Of inc public schools on the Arkansas side of Texarkaua, and expects to move his family to that place lu September.
 Joe A. Watkins of Hartley s being urged 'oy his friends as 2 candidate for road overscer O' district No. s. This is s'lictlya mountain district and the roads are very badly in need of much more work than if is possible v give them, but the people seem to feel that MT. Watkins will dO earnest and effective work so Ia, as the mears of his ccmIrland