The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-12-28

near Hope and expect to locate in
or near Mena.
ID. A. Neal of vandervoort was in
Mena on business Wednesday.
Garland Mckinney Of Little Rock
is visiting his father, Worthy Nc
Kinney.
Fred Wigstrand and w. M. Pip
kin were in Vanderyoort on busi-
ness Wednesday.
]. w. Scott and family of Wichita
Falls, Tex, have moved to Mena
to make their home.
Noah Swank OF Tecumseh, Neb.,
has moved his household goods to
Mena, and will make his home in
Polk county.
Tom Beavers Of Shawnee, Ok, is
here for visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Beavers, who
live near Potter.
Mrs. Matte Doyle of Weather
ford, Ok, is spending few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Worthy Mckinney.
Young Bates, James Lilies, M. b.
Fried, Phillip Alternately, r. L. Put
man and w. S. Bates, all from Big
Fork, were in Mena buying Christ
mas supplies Friday.
A. p, A. w. and M. F. Pugh, ]. L.
Fields, James Lowthers, James Bur-
nett and John Boyd of Whitesboro,
| ok, marketed cotton here last week.
and spent today shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Newman re-
turned to DeQueen last Tuesday
after visiting a few days with Mrs.
Newman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j,
l.. Pipkin.
Mrs. E. M. Sharp went to Hatfield
saturday to visit her parents dur
ling the Christmas holidays. Mr..
Sharp was there Sunday and re-
turned that night.
Bun Mount was the winner of
the 20-pound turkey given by f.. r.
Lyman to the one making the high
est score on "Klondyke" last week.
He scored 305, which is an unus-
ually fine record.
Assistant Attorney General Rec
tor of TT. Smith is here for a visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Rector.
w. f. Hogan arrived last week
from his home at Highwood, I'll
Mr.. Hogan is on his way to Grannis
where he owns considerable prop
erty, to spend the winter.
g. F. Stevens is here from Apache
Ok. with a view to locating. He
says that copy of The Star he ran
across in Oklahoma some months
ago was responsible for his coming
M. A. Stratton, w. L. Pursley
John and Ambrose Bratcher drove
out to Egger last Thursday to attend
Mahlberg Brothers sale of fine
stock, farm implements, etc. Mr.
Stratton acted as clerk of the
sale.
The fine buggy which is given
away each Christmas by G. w.
Petty, was won this year by Miss
Ava Miller Of Potter. The lucky
number was ''23," and in the guess
| ing contest this was the number
Miss Miller guessed.
William Bateman, who. with Mrs.
Bateman and their two daughters,
have for some months had charge
of the Dickson hotel on South Mena
street. has sold out his interest and
left Thursday morning for Van
Buren,, where they will run a hotel.
j. w. Davidson and r. e. MUIR
rell are here from Weatherford
Tex. They shipped in household
goods and some fine horses and are
seeking comfortable quarters in the
city until they locate places that
suit them in the country. They
propose to devote most of their
energies to stock raising.
Friends in the city have received
word of the birth of baby girl to
DR.. and Mrs. w. P. Parks. Mrs.
Parks is in hospital at TT. Smith.
A few days ago word was received
announcing the birth of son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Hurley in Chi
eago. Mrs. Hurley and Mrs. Parks
are sisters.
Henry Boehmer, who came here
from Vienna, Mo-, about a week ago
has purchased two pieces of land
and will move his family to Mena
March 1. He purchased the 26 acre
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