The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-02-09


business trip to Cove.
T. r. Rowe Of Hatfield was in Mena
Tuesday on business.
Bob Edwards and son of Quito were
in Mena on business Friday.
Chris Rysted of Hatfield was trading
with Mena merchants Friday.
DR.. T. B. Young and son Haskell, OF
Wickes, were in Mena Tuesday.
w. M. Taylor of Potter bought goods
from Mena merchants Saturday.
w. M. Caldwell returned Friday
from business trip to Womble.
w. R. Buchanan of Board Camp
was in the city on business Satur-
day.
G. H. johnson and T. P. Davis OF
Hatfield were Mena visitors last Satur-
day.
A. Danville and j. L. Richardson of
Womble are in the city Friday on BUSH
ness.
Carl Parks arrived in Mena last
week from Pike county to do some
trading.
Mrs. M. Board, who has been visit
ing at Waldron, returned home Friday
afternoon.
E. r. Bryant, cashier of the Hatfield
bank, spent Sunday in Mena, return
ling Monday morning
w. nj. Lyons, father of G. B. Lyons,
and Rufus Jackson of BuckKnob, were
in the city last week.
r. B. Harmon of Egger has begun a
peddling business and was in Mena last
day on his first trip.
/ R. D. Sales and family left last
Thursday for Naples, Ok. where they
will make their home.
| Bird Leonard, Rufus Miller and V.
lG. Conn were among Eggerites doing
business in Mena Friday.
/ G. l.. Rector returned last week
from Waldron, where he purchased
over 200 bales of cotton.
i Attorney Pole McPhetrige left Mon
! day morning for Mt. Ida, where he has
! business in chancery court.
Mrs. S. j. Parrish returned week
week from Kennedy, Ok. where she
has been visiting her daughter.
i Mrs. A. ". Pirtle and son Charlie,
left last Thursday for Meyer, Ok,
where Mr.. Pirtle is now located.
| j. T. Bosley, brother of Mrs. j. H.
Cox, returned Monday to his home in
Cimmaron, Kas., after visit of a
week here.
w. A. Hughes, who has been i'll
for several weeks, went Friday to
Board Camp to visit his son, w. R.
Hughes.
| George w. Liner. one OF Polk coun-
tvs prosperous farmers, was up from
Hatfield Saturday, visiting friends and
ltransacting business.
/ C. H. Morris of Hatton, Nathan
Gam of Mountain Fork, Will Tomlin-
son Of Hartley and G. B. Bates of Big
Fork were trading in Mena last week.
| General Shaver says that the indica-
tons for an early spring are favorable.
His son, Judge James D. Shaver, has
commenced working in his garden.
| Seaborn Philpot, Jr., who has been
here for a week or two on account OF
sickness, left last week for Quinton.
Ok, where he is teaching school.
| Miss Azza Allen. who has been here
a month, visiting at the homes of Mrs.
| NJ. Nichols and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Nix.
left last week for her home at Mani
tou, Ok.
| j. R. Penn, who recently moved
from Logan county and located at
Hatfield, Was in Mena Friday accom-
panied by his father, j. Penn, from
Paris. Ark. The senior Penn is ex-
pecting to move here soon.
i j. T. Bosley OF Cimmaron, Kas.,
who has been in Mena several days
visiting his sister. Mrs. j. H. Cox, was
in the south part of the county Thurs
day. He may decide to locate in this
section and 60 into the cattle business.
/ A. c. Honeycutt and Charles Nc
Lane, agents for The Farmer and
Stockman of Kansas City, have been
working" Mena the last few days.
and the way the people take hold in
dicates that they want to know all the