The Mena weekly star., 1910-10-27

w. NJ. Wilkinson of near Hatfield was in town on business Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Cross of Wander voort are here attending circuit court. Tom Jackson and his daughter of Sullivan were here shopping last week. J. A. Chilean, prominent business man of Wickes, was in Mena last week. Miss Goldine Stranberg of Cove spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. W. B. Hassett.
 w. B. McMillan and c. P. Cagle of Board Camp were in the city on busl- ness Tuesday.
 The Rev. J. M. Green returned Monday from two months trip in Texas and Oklahoma.
 Grover Roach of Opal was in Satur- day with cotton and visited his grand father, w. A. Hughes.
 Mrs. Pies Brown left Friday morning for visit with her sister. Mrs. Walter Logston of Heavener, Ok.
 s. J. Shaw, a real estate dealer of Lemon, N. Dak.. is in Mena investi- gating with view to locating.
 Marriage license was issued Friday to oscar Goodman of Egger and Miss Alber Medford of Board Camp.
 MT. M. D. Johnson of Hatfield is visiting her brother-in-law, Freeman L. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson.
 Jesse Hendrix, of Muse. Ok, was in Mena on business Tuesday. His sister was shopping here also.
 William Hughes was in Mena Tues day en route from Garland county to his Oklahoma farm near Talihina.
 A marriage license was issued Mon terday to A. B. Brewer of Board Camp and Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Farley.
 Mrs. W. J. Dunmam left Tuesday for weeks visit with her daughter Mrs. w. D Logston of Heayener, Ok.
 MT. and Mrs. c. W. Craig of Board Camp spent Monday night with Mrs. Craig's parents, MT. and Mrs. W. A, Hughes.
 w. Y. Dunn of Talihina is here wis iting his son, J. A. Dunn, and is SC pleased with the country that he talks of buying home.
 Miss Haiiie Averitt left Sunday for her home at Hatfield after spend ing few days visiting her brother, J F. Averitt and family.
 Miss Grace Gately of Yell county ha: accepted a position with the News Democrat. She is staying with hel uncle, R. A. Gately.
 Prof. Charles Shacklefcrd was uf from Hatfield last week. He is looking about for a piece of property neal 1 Mena suitable for home.
 Friar Bros, merchants of Oden brought over cotton Friday anC took back big loads of supplies pur chased of Mena wholesalers.
 J. N. Scott of Hubbard, Tex, i, here visiting friends. MT. Scott wal at one time a resident of Arkansas and makes visit here every year. MT. and Mrs. w. c. Rowton o BlackSprings returned home last weel after spending a few days with thei son, w. w. Rowton and family.
 W. D. Stacy of Mister, Ok, an uncl, of D. A. Stacy. who recently wa: killed by J. A. Coughron near Ret Bird, is in Mena attending the trial
 T. Blackwell of Cherry Hill was il the city last week enroute to Los Ange les, Calf, where he will spend { month visiting and attending to busi ness.
 Mrs. Sam Henderson and two child ren of Smithville. Ok, are here for { visit with Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Jones Mrs. Henderson is a sister of MT Jones.
 J. H. Gam of Talihina was in Mens on business Monday. The cotton eiI he is running there is temporarily ou of commission while a broken part il being secured.
 W. H. Moore of Hope was in Mens Saturday attending the farm lecture, and in consultation with A. E. Wear in charge of the Polk county farm demonstration work, Mir. Moore i, district agent for Arkansas.
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