The Mena weekly star., 1911-10-19

MISS OZle ana Julla MOuut NlS~ ited her parents at Ransom Sun
 day.
 Miss Lena Barnes of Hatton vis- tied with w. ]. Dunman and family Friday.
 Miss Louise Mullins of Hatfield visited with Miss Grace Whipplc Friday.
 A. c. Dickerson and Sam Gardner were in from Egger with cotton Friday.
 Benson Bates, merchant of Big Fork, bought goods for his store in
 Mena Friday.
 w. NJ. Beasley and J. W. Gregory, merchants of Talihina, Ok, were iii town Friday.
 Ira Cunningham left Tuesday for
 Maud, Ok, where he will spend a part of the winter.
 Jack Wear returned Tuesday to his home in Magazine, after visit with relatives here.
 Mrs. s. A. Cummings and chil- dren of Ft. Gibson, Ok, are ill Mena for visit with relatives. l.. C. Wilson and J. A. Lewey of Wickes were in Mena the first of the week attending court. $. w. Oliver brought in Satur- Iday peck of iinie Bliss potatoes for the Arkansas on Wheels" train. Tyndall Green has accepted a po- sition with the Lochridge Dry Goods Company as bookkeeper. The Board of Equalization ad- journed Thursday until October 24, (which will be the fourth Tuesday. Jack Wear of Magazine visited last week with his cousins,
 Miss Ozie Mount and Miss Polly Waters.
 G. T. Teal returned to his home in cordwell, Ok, Tuesday after two days visit with his brother, Sam, in this city.
 The Rev. R. P. Chlders, who has been holding a protracted meeting at Pine Grove for several weeks, left for Hugo, Ok, Saturday. Dr. J. Nj. Butterworth of Henri etta, Tex, is in Mena for the bene- fit of his health and is visiting his old friend, w. M. Bateman. Miss Ozie Dover, Miss Ola Little page and Mrs. Azzie Harris, all of
 Hatfield spent Thursday with Mir. and Mrs. W. P. Richardson.
 Matt D. Bolton furnished the county court room Monday with lnew rugs, which add greatly to the appearance of the room. Miss Mayme Nichols has returned from De Queen, where she has been running the junior linotype for the De Queen Bee for the past month. Mrs. l.. c. Morris and mother
 Mrs. Mrs. F. s. Yeargan of Um- Ipire, arrived Monday for a weeks visit with Mir. and Mrs. Zack Year gan.
 Mrs. A. ]. Pool and daughter, Mrs. c. D. Johnson, are in Mena for a short visit with Mrs. A. l.. Grisham.
 Mrs. Grisham is a daughter of Mrs. Pool.
 Road Overseer Dunlap of Potter township is receiving many words
 of praise for the recent work done
 on the Talihina road a few miles
 west of Mena. II. Nj. Willard, who sold his
 Mena property about two months ago and left for Virginia points, re- turned Sunday and will make NlClld iiic IOtllcs ]. w Bratcher returned Saturday to Waldron, after spending two weeks with his son Ambrose. MT.
 Brateher will likely return and make Mena his home. Mrs. w. L. Compere of Star City, who has been in a hospital in Tex arkana for some months, IS here | for a visit with her sister-in-law,
 Mrs. W. NJ. Pipkin, and other rel latives.
 Guy Brewer, special land exami-
 ner for the Arkansas national for est, arrived in Mena Friday for
 the purpose of doing some survey
 work in Polk county He will be
 here for several days. ]. R. ConnalIy of Rocky came to
 Mena Saturday, bringing his son
 Tom. who left on the Traveller for Welaafka 0k uhara ha will aid his