The Mena weekly star., 1910-09-29
PERSONAL NOTES

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 Will Taylor of Oden was trading in Mena last week.
 Wright Singleton of Oden was in Mena last week.
 J. M. Hill and John Ellison of Oden were trading here Tuesday.
 Ali and Pres Whisenhunt of Blan- sett were in Mena Tuesday. Sim Lawrence and E. T. Avant of Shady were here Friday on business.
 Miss Willie Little of Cove is here visiting her sister, Mrs. w. E. Lane.
 Tom Suits and Buster Wimberly of Egger were in Mena on business last week.
 Monroe Pettitt and w. J. Baker Of Sullivan were here on business Satur- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Higgins of Shady have moved to Mena to make their home.
 MT. and Mrs. L. M. Wimberly left Wednesday morning for a visit at Po- teau.
 J. w. Ragland of Auburn, Ky, is here for visit with his brother, w. A. Ragland.
 l MT. and Mrs. J. M. Stagner of Cove are in Mena visiting Mrs. V. c. Rathbern.
 | Mrs. H. A. Daly of Hatfield is in the city, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Freeman L. Johnson. | Frank Garrett of Egger spent night last week at the home of his brother in-law, J. A. Hughes.
 | Erwin Pipkin has gone to Muskogee to accept position in the Midland f Valley railroad shops. II Mrs. Ike Pirtle left Monday for a
 visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs | I. w. Powell, at DeQueen.
 John Hilton, Walter Mcbride and
 Ike Kennedy of Big Cedar. Ok, were here last week with cotton. Il w. w. Martin, father of W. N. Mar tin, county judge elect, is up from
 Hatfield for a visit of few days. Mrs. M F. Leaderman went to Win
 field, to attend the funeral of her lit
 tie nephew who died last Thursday. , Mrs Ida Fields, cashier at Petty s
 store, is off for two weeks vacation
 and Miss Kittie White is filling heI , place.
 Sam Mattox of Lookeba, Ok, is here looking for good farm. He says he , was attracted to Polk County through
 d copy of The Weekly Star. A. J. Plemmons and son, Lee O
 Oden, came in last week. Lee Jeff
 Friday for Fayetteville to attend tn, state university.
 Jesse Cox accompanied Emme . Harmon on his trip to Kansas City t, n get equipment for the garage whicl
 will open soon in Mena. :. Lige Jackson and Miss Rosi d Gregory of Hodgens Ok, were mar
 ried here Saturday afternoon b, 1T Squire Sam Smith. k Mir and Mrs. J. B. Wilson of Hode a es, La, who have been visiting Elm
 met Baker and K. D. Sale, left Sun h day for their home. x Zack Carpenter and Richard South q ern of Hatfield were here Saturday L if buy coffin for the three-year-old bab
 of MT. and Mrs. W. A. Hall. Tn , child died Friday. if Mrs. W. B. Sexton and son, wh, if have been visiting Mrs. M. Board lief Monday for a visit with kinfolks at Wal
 dron, before going to their home a Mansfield.
 . George West is here from Ashland a Wis, and says he is going to find o location that suits him and go into tn
 poultry business. MT. West assert e that he has had all the northern win d ters he cares to stand. A marriage license was.issued Tues ls day to W. o. Felts and Miss Nor l. Duncan of Wickes. One was issue, e Wednesday to Jack Alls and Mrs !. Millie. Masters of Board Camp. 'o H. E. Davis has purchased a farn . near Ink and has moved from Quito t 7 his new home. He is setting up r cotton gin and will be ready to run b, 2 the time the crop gets to coming il d well. MT. Davis was in Mena ol U U business last Wednesday.