The Mena weekly star., 1910-10-13
GRANNIS GRAINS.

The Grannis Ginning Company has employed T. K. Moore to run the gin.
 Prof. c. w. Johnson is moving out to his farm in the Baker settlement.
 MT. and Mrs. Lunceford left Tues day for Sanderson, Tex, where they will make their home.
 Mrs. Maud Porter dame down from Mena Saturday to make visit with her friend, Mrs. A. J. Law.
 Mrs. Amanda Martin moved into the house vacated by Mir. Akin, who left for Texarkana Saturday.
 A. Coyle is building a neat cottage on East Port Arthur avenue. Dr. Melze will occupy it when completed.
 MT. Pickens is putting in an addi- ton to his residence in the southeast part of town. J. w. Brewer is the carpentet.
 w. J. Brewer and family of Spo- kane, Wash, are here to spend the winter with Mrs. Brewers parents and brother.
 Mrs. Nonie Tate of Mena is spend ing the week at the home of A. c. Mathis. Mrs. Mathis little grand daughter came with her.
 M. W. Sitton has shipped in car load of household furnishings and will make his home on the place recently bought of Will Litson.
 Roy Logan met with an accident Friday while ginning, getting his left hand badly cut. With care he will not be layed up very long.
 Frank Oborne has sold his place south of town to a MT. Jones of Okla homa. Mir. Oborne will move to Zaneville, O., his old home.
 Mrs. Lydia Keeney sold her home on Trimble avenue to Mrs. Wilson and will soon leave for Grove, Ok, to be near her daughter, Mrs. Asher.
 Van Aston, older son of A. J. Al ston, is making home folks visit af- ter three years absence. He has been a soldier and has just returned from a years sojourn in the Philippines.
 Mrs. G. W. Johnson, Esther and lit tie Ruth left the 1st for Shreveport La. to spend the winter with Mir Johnson, who has position with the Kansas City Southern at that place.
 Robert Hendrix moved to DeQueen, and J. M Neal moved into the house vacated by him and is now making improvements on same in the way oi papering. Bell Bros. are doing the work.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Caneday and family left last Thursday for St. Joseph, Mo, to visit MT. Caneday s parents, and from there will go on to Auburn, Neb., to make a month S stay with Mrs Canadey' parents.
 The members of the Baptist Sunday school are promised something new for this coming Sunday. All are re- quested to be present. Also the members of the Baptist church are asked to meet at 800 p. m. Sunday.
 The social events known to the writer since last visit are: The sur prise on Mir. and Mrs. J. B. McClellen on the 35th anniversary of their mar riage. given by a number of their friends. The surprise was complete and the many tokens of remembrance appreciated, and a very pleasant evening spent. A box social given by the school in the McVay building the evening of the 1st was a financial sue cess, and those present had a pleas ant time. Miss Nancy Gregg gave a birthday and farewell party to hel many friends Monday night at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. E. Huneate The house was crowded and all en. joyed the evening. The time was filled in with innocent games unti time for refreshments which consisted of ice cream, sherbet and cake. Miss Nancy received a number of friend ship tokens to help her remember the evening with wishes for many happy returns of the day She left Tuesday morning for Grove, Ok, where sht will begin ten months school the i7th Nj. E. D. M.