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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-10
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began; the crowd coming out in
time 10 see the last OF it.
The witnesses are reticent
about giving their testimony in
advance OF court session. Cava
naugh apparently did not have
gun ON himself at this time.
Threats are said 10 have been
made by both parties.
Until a wear ago. Champlin
was p Rio Grande brakeman out
of Sa.i.la and Gunnison. Mrs.
ChamI has two brothers in
the ido tirande service. Tom
keiiaE. conductor aud George
Kelley a brakeman She j. now
With her parents az Salida.
Cavanangh has for some wears
run a saloon and store at lola.
He ca M originally from Paonia
and vas once in business at
Grand JUNCTION. Both the store
at lCil and AT Powderhorn have
been nailed up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-10
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had grand -saaser all wsnier end
no@ perhaps 81 wili have ~auter ell
ssmmer ] base hsed here maus
wears. aaa nathsaS a. the ~as a
weather. can -s.rprlse ne
Ism, u tsme fs ~ oll .estsess 10
seil sume - sssr'es. 10 interest new
cemers2 Maybe We haven't any nee
--comers thoaghs That's bsdi but
We Will tell soa,e bag ssorsee anyway
ieil them Mr.. Ssone. alb, ut the time
Yea tried 10 90 semewhere wnh .
sielsk an Man, and eouId not go
back home. the snow was 81 deep
" by, we eosldnt see the Top of .
foer rssl, feDee-we we're al hese,
and we know
Now ] started osi TO write a cbick
en- let,er-and see where AM It's
oil owing 10 belae an old settler.
ChickeBss Yes. we are all aoiar
10 raise lot If them, aud thorough
bred at that, because II dee not pay
30 raise ANY other Kind Some of rs
have the lneubators gosna aud some
have bunch Of the little beass.es
already ha,ched | have got three
old hens setting One Of them breaks
an egg OF two every day and put
under her, some new ones You see
that old Bidiv is going to be sur
prlsed. when she hatches chick or
tive day, for some time. ] feed
her well-but she had better quit
breaking eggs. or she wont get 20
celebrate Csttlemens day
Speaking of tboroa ghbred, how
do wish | had some Of the kind the
"otheI fellows" have. | have been
raising some | thought were pretty
good ones for many years I've been
shipping in high priced birds Of
different Kinds since 1887. Quite
while, isn't it'Y-and 1 still have the
letters and score cards Nice thing
those score cards. Gives one q
pretty good idea Of what they are
buying. ] like to keep them to show
TO people. But with all the time
and money spent in all those long
years. ! still have only plain every
day So GO birds TO sell 1t is dis
couraglnRl II | only had some Of
the equal TO the finest excelled by
none" kind-they would he worth
going some miles to see. If only
had that kind | could sell birds q
$3.50 O0or thousand dollars apiece!
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-10
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~ews.shsmpion Correspondenee.

"Wednesday. March =.
George Wiscman is back in the val
hey again.
Frank Van Alstine's have measles
at their hoIne
Wallace Moore ret urned home from
Denver last week
SNOW is melting last in the valley
these warm DAYS.
Glenn smith visited the Lehman
ranch couple ri DAYS this week.
Carl Iiebold aud Joe Sprankle are
staying at the Davis ranch this win
ter.
Hattie Dollard is IL staying at Geo
Anderson during his absence in
Denver.
Neta Marshall. who has been sew =
ing at the Lehman ranch the last
three weeks. returned To the city
Wednesday.
Frank Bosom returned from n
three years visit in the west about n
month ago. Everybody is glad To
see him. He is working ON the Hyzer
ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-10
Moo1c tn nsloM
hon COrrespOadence

saturday. March, 4.
Wm. Tomney is spending this week
On his ranch.
Wesley Adams made "a trip to
Bowie Tuesday.
John Nidmar has offered his flock
Of sheep f,'r sale.
Miss Josephine Ages is spending
some time at Paoaia.
to- Somerset Wednesday.
James Carey transacted business at
J. y. Norris Monday afternoon.
Geo. Streber and Chas. Berg are
hauling coal from the Hawks nest
mine.
Tom BoleR, who has been spend
tng q few weeks ON the Anthracite,
1eft e<sr PaoRia, saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-10
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News-Champlon Correspondence


Tuesday, March Z.
Bert Jones was up from Parlin Fri
day.
Mrs. Hendrickson went to Delta
Monday.
W. Kerr was a Gunnison visitor
Tuesday.
p. X. Ashley started To Denver
Monday
Miss Luella johnson made a trip To
Gunnison Monday.
Mrs MeWilliams returned to her
home in Pitkin Monday.
Mrs. Pred Dice and Children were
up from Parlin Monday.
JAS. Mel Michael was a passenger ON
the train Monday bound for Denver.
Miss Leona Sellard returned from
Pariin and went 10 the Raymond
Monday.
Mrs. Mckinney entertained a few
friends at cards Friday evening in
honor of Miss Williams.
Master Glen, Dirrim celebrated his
fourth birthday BY inviting his little
playmates 10 a party ON Monday.
Mrs. NJ. %. Waterman went to Gun
Bison Monday. from there she viii GO
10 Kansas tity for medical treat
menl
Mrs Alice Jones' was surprised on
saturday eve ~ her relatives and
Trends who went To her home and
piayed games etc for several hours.
W. " tonklin has decided 10 try
ranching in the Paradox valley and
moved his horses etc 70 that place ON
Monday. Mrs. oonkIin and children
VIII remain here Tor couple of
months
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-10
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News-Champtoa Cerrespoaesoes.

Tuesday. March. z.
Weather is very warm aud the
snow is going last
MIR Vernon. who came down from
Lake City yesterday, reports the
roadbed in such condition that the
brakeman had To walk ahead of the
train to inspect the road and pick
out the rocks.
y. ;. Weston. who has been suffer-
ing with miners consumption he
came suddenly worse last week and
Wednesday night depth came as a
relief. A large circle of relatives and
and friends attended the funeral
which was held SUNDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-10
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News-Champion Correspondence.

Tuesday, March. Z
George Stevenson left Friday to re-
turn to his family at St Elmo. Colo
About foot of snow fell here last
night and today il is still threaten
ing To give us some more.
agent for the Taylor Fowler Land
Go. nf San Antonio, Texas, for Gunni-
son county.
George Jennings has returned from
camp Rednour, that property hav-
ing closed down ON account OF their
supply OF wood running out aud the
snow being too deep tn replenish il
The Netted Gem company have
their tunnel in over No feet and have
y body OF ore that ASSAYS over $50 a
ton In gold. This property will soon
become a rival of the Camp Bird mine
which adjoins it. Mr.. Beymer il
very highly pleased with its outlook
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-10
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News-Champion CorEeapoaAsaes:

wednesday. March. =.
On Friday. David Cairns Sr took
a trip to Montrose.
". l.. Bra-sweIl recently visited
with relatives in Lake city.
Pete Anderson IL back in our tow n
again. with his sprsined ankle much
t,efter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cairns ,f
Montrore are spending lew days la
>aI,inero.
Ira Carpenter recently took n trip
10 6unpison To have some den tai
work done.
On Tuesday we greeted Lloyd Car
penter oi tebolla. who took n spin
down to our town
Mr. Burncy assistant forest ranger.
oi bunnison spent a few DAYS OF last
week with Ranger scbuttler at this
place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-10
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NJ O0Fre9p0aaen

Tuesday March. Z.
Z. A. Rosenbaum arrived home
rom ,,uray country first of the week
Nj. N. Foster and son James were
over from Powderhorn yesterday ON
business.
Mail has been changed to three
Times a week ON this star route which
makes II very inconvenient for the
people. We hope 1t will soon he
changed back to six times week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-10

Electric Theatre will present extra
good program Saturday night March
llth- Don't miss it Mr.. Brown
viii sing.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
LAYTON HAPPENINGS.

Mir. Massey of Bismark. Ok. spent ten days here visiting. Ben Caughron left last Monday for an overland trip to Boswell Ok.
 Mir. Barree has bought the liar key old mill house and will turr 1t into a hotel.
 John Bell, who is working ter miles out in Oklahoma, visited his mother Sunday.
 Mir. Cooper came in town a few days ago from Marion, H., and rented farm near here and ex- poets to move on 1t. He is stopping at Cannon's Hotel at present. Mir Gibson, his father-in-law, came with him.
 MT. Williamson, from Kell, III. arrived in Hatton last Saturday with carload of household goods chickens, hogs, cattle, etc. His fam fly came in Monday. They rented farm nearby. They seemed to be highly pleased with the country.
 The Socialists had a meeting at Hatton last Friday. The main points under discussion were the latest Kidnapping and the Logan back-tax bin. They seemed to be we'll pleased with the present prog ress of Arkansas, and hoped that we would do as we'll in the future in selecting our governor as in the last two times.
 Missouri Bill.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04

all of Hatfield. visited at the home of T. W. Anderson one day last week.
 sharp Philpot of Mena and Hom- CT pigg of old Potter were here on business Friday.
 Crock Warren of Nichols was a guest at the Arthur Robinson home Saturday and Sunday. The singing at the home of II. J. Hicks Sunday night was very much enjoyed by those present. Charley Hamilton and family and Mrs. Warmer visited with friends
 near Hatfield last Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Moon and children went to Mena Friday to visit with Mrs. Moons brother, H. A. King, re- turning Sunday.
 Mrs. Lulu Walpole and children lof Heavener spent last week with Mrs. WalpoIe's parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. I. Whitsett. Mrs. Maud Dodson and little daughter, Katie. returned home Sat- urday after a six weeks visit with relatives at Nichols. Mrs. Kate Kelly, who has been working at Mena for some time as stenOgrapher in the circuit clerks office, is at home again. The Rev. D. A. Squyers will preach at this place the second Sun day in May at fl o'clock, and will lecture in the afternoon. His sub ject will be Mother, Home and Heaven" All invited to come and bring well filled baskets. There will be Decoration exer- cises at the Gam cemetery near Potter next Sunday, May '. A short program will be given. Services will begin at 10 o'clock in the morn ing with singing and prayer, fol- lowed by sermon by the Rev. D. A. Squyers on Life and Death" |" after which will follow the decora- ton of the graves. In the afternoon there will be singing and appro- priate talks by others. Everybody invited to come and bring lots of dinner and take part in the serv- ices. Bring flowers to decorate the graves of the loved ones gone be- fore.
 fore. Paragrapher.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04

Coyle and Miss Annie Adkisson. The brides father ofliciaied. having come with another daughter from Fayette, Mo. to be present at the wedding. The house decorations were red and green. plentifully in- terspersed with roses. The wedding march was played by Miss Bess Kirby. The bride and the brides maid, Miss Ola Aston. descended the stairs promptly at eight o'clock, followed closely by the groom and the best man. Roy Logan and all took their places under a beautiful canopy constructed of roses. After the ceremony the guests, sixty-hve in number, filed iqto the adjoining room where the presents were opened. A number of these came from California and some from Chicago. A bountiful repast was served at ten o'clock.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
OPAL OFFERINGS.

W. A. Feds was in Mena Tuesday w. A. Feds made a business trip to Clagett Monday.
 Farmers are behind with crops on account of so much rain.
 Toy Standridge is planning to To- cate on a farm near Board Camp. The Rev. Elisha Barber spent Sunday at the Charley Furr home Ed Burkhart and family of Alder spent Sunday at the J. F. Stand ridge home.
 Dave Standridge spent the latter part of last week with his brother near Big Fork.
 Newt Standridge, Jr., and family of Alder spent Saturday night with Joe Hooper and family.
 The school directors have em- ployed Prof. Luther Smith of Caddo Gap to teach the summer term of school here.
 MT. and Mrs. William Standridge of Egger and s. T. shelton and son of Thomasville, Ok, spent Saturday night at the W. R. Lackey home. MT. and Mrs. Luther Smith of Caddo Gap are spending a few weeks with Mrs. Smiths parents, MT. and Mrs. D. R. Roberts of this place.
 Blue Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
GRANNIs GRAINS.

A fire supposed to be of incendi- ary origin destroyed a building on First street which belonged Co T. c Brown and was rented to W. E Clinton as a commissary. Mir. Clint on carried several thousand dol jars worth of goods in stock, all Of which were destroyed. The goods were insured for about forty per cent of their value. There was no insurance on the building. This makes the third disastrous fire in a few months. It's about time for Grannis to wake up and make an effort to catch the fire fiend. as there is no doubt in the minds of anyone that the three houses were intentionally burned. The last fire occurred on Tuesday night. April 25. The following morning Mir. Coyle went around to several of the town people and collected a neat sum of money to equip a volunteer fire department. The ladders and pals are expected in a few days. All those wishing to subscribe 10 the fund can do so by turning their money over to w. E. Hungate or A. c. Mathis.
 On Thursday night, April 27. a most elaborate and impressive we'd dlng ceremony took place at the home of Mir. and Mrs. kne.nn. she contracting parties being Andrew
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
At-----1-----------------r- OLIVER CHAPEL CHIPS.

Farmers are busy getting ready to plant cotton.
 Bud White of Mena visited with friends at this place Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bassett made a business trip to Mena Saturday. Miss Florence Peters of Mena attended Sunday school at this place.
 Hattie Woosley visited her friend, Miss Nettie Tyler of Rocky last Sunday.
 Mrs. Fannie Davis left Friday for Talihlna. Ok, to visit her father, who is very low. Quite crowd of young people from this place attended Sunday school rally at Potter Sunday. Miss Grace Elmore, who is stay ing Tn Mena, spent Saturday night and Sunday with homefolks.
 Arkansaw Maid.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
COVE CATCHES.

The new paper will make it's bow to the public on Thursday of this week.
 J. R. Graham and Sameul Garner have formed a partnership in the real estate business. K. K. von Gohren, the potato expert, has good prospects for a fine crop and will begin shipping in about two weeks.
 The matrimonial agency that started up in business here several weeks ago, has been getting the coarse, rasping horse-laugh lately on account of not being able to get an old codger wife according to promise.
 The. anniversary exercises of the Cove lodge of the |. O. O. F. at the town hall last Saturday night drew out a large crowd. The principal addresses were made by w. s. Johnson of Gillham and the Rev. |T. A. Boycan and Editor Darron of Cove. On account of the sickness of Mrs. Mabel Holt of Mena she was unable to be present to speak in behalf of the hebekahs.
 After very successful term the public school closed last Friday and a very entertaining program was rendered for the benefit of the visitors. The graduating class con- sisted Of Misses Fannie Colley, Eve lyn Parker and Mamie Grady and the diplomas were awarded by the Rev. T. A. Boycan, who delivered an appropriate address in which he gave the young people some splen- did advice regarding educational matters.
 Fisherman.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
LOWER BIG FORK.


 Mrs. Moore and children of Boggy creek were here Monday. Bob Hughes and family visited relatives at Nunley Sunday.
 Bob Medford of Board Camp was with his brother-in-law, Andrew Stanly, Sunday. Andrew Foster and family of Mill creek visited at the home of Tom Foster Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. A. Walker spent Saturday night al the home of Will Gardner of Mill Creek.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elisha Moore of Boggy laid their baby to rest in the Big Fork cemetery Sunday after noon.
 Allie Medford of Board Camp and Georgia and Jamie Nixon were guests of Ira and Inez Stanley Sat- urday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Stanley and Mrs. Nixon spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Standridge of Opal.
 Mrs. Ethel Stanly, Georgia Nixon, Inez Stanly and Jamie Nixon, all of this place, made a trip to the Crys- tal hill Thursday.
 T1aisv
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
ASSESSORS NOTICE

l will be ast d thi the places named be- low on the days and dates designated Tor the purpose of assessing all per- sonal and Real Property in polk eoulity TOT the year 1911. Every property owner, or some one in bis stead, IS by law required to he in his respective township to meet inc Ae~ sessor; and there and on the daies named make correct rendition 'of ~ ms property. ''o" VI
 HOURS: SA NJ. tolP.M
 Eagle Gap, Monday, June t2
 vuachita Precinct, Tuesday Jnne ta o9achlta; Rock Springs, Wednesday, nv Mq1nntain, 1,,na. Norris Mill, Thursday. mountain, Egger. Friday and satnr- , uay, June f6 and f7. a'ui Bug Fork, Lower. Monday l,,no ,o
 Blg Fork, Upper, Tuesday June 59 10
 fqIton, Board Camp. We.inesdsvv ~, oa T r Thursday, June 5f and p. anu 'ei.er, 6 Nunleey P. O., Friday. Juno aa n ' a. m. to ? D. m. 'u''o 1o' n,ch Mountain. Saturday. Juna o. zap springs. Monday. June 56 W -'' raQikner, East. Holly H;li c.ha,
 house. Tuesday. June 27 saioo'
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
ODEN OUTLETS.

Clifford Hickey was at Egger Sat urday.
 The continued rains arc interfer- ing with farm work.
 Robert Rodgers of Waters visited home folks Saturday.
 Walter Goodner, who has been visiting home folks here. returned Saturday to Muskogee, Ok. MT. and Mrs. G. G. Wimberly vis- tied their daughter, Mrs. A. c Lilies, near Waters, Sunday. The Rev. J. T. Miller and Mrs Miller and the young folks from the W. C. Metcalf home called or friends at Egger Saturday night anc attended the singing at that place Sunday.
 Blue Eyes,
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
77777-7l77-7@-------- NEW POTTER PERSONALS.

J, I. Hunsaker, who has been quite sick for some time, is some better.
 J. T. and w. ?. Ernest have sold their farm just north of town to Dr. Campbell.
 Miss Verna Neighbors and Joe Beavers were married Sunday at the home of the brides parents. Rev. and Mrs. $. A. Neighbors. The Rev. Neighbors performed the cere- mony.
 The railroad company have cuo out the water tank here, and con- sequently Joe McBee will be trans ferred to some other pumping station. He does not know just yet where he will go.
 Notwithstanding the indictment weather last Sunday, we had a large crowd at our Sunday school rally. We had visitors from Cove Hatfield, Mena, Old Potter, Rocky and Ransom. The program was very entertaining and beneficial.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
Bermuda Grass.
To the Editor of The Star.

Il
 Dear Sir:-Having become a farm owner in Polk county, am natur- ally interested in the prosperity and in the commodities of the farm. While prospecting over the state last fall was led to believe that one of the most valuable of the growing, crops was in many locali- ties neglected. 1 refer to the grow , 'hg of Bermuda grass for hay and pasture. While travelling ovar some of the hilly and stoney dis trlets of the state, the onestion arose m my mind, What did provi- qence intend this quality of land lofE have always been an 1n~ compromising believer in the Kind ness and wisdom of Providence pStSlnS ltnS lew pastures on stoney hli,isides where Bermuda grass was nclulhg the soil and growing in spiee Ql the stones, I immediately aIIlNed at the conclusion that Prov laehce intended that live stock should grow and fatten on inc sfon~ ey nlllsldes. A recent Government report shows where in one SoufbN erh state Bermuda pasture ona year after planting produced X os sohs per acre on land that onlv nroY oueed one-half ton of prairie bav
 Whlie near Black Sprinps [ stopped at farmers residence ubo nad a small pasture of Bermuda grass l asked him whether or noi dI tnas pasture was any good. He re- psed .1 that he had pastured all of his stock on Il all summer. and if only contained six or eight acras olis anS some of the pasture was sncb a"a . sap ss.eep hillside that cattle eould hbarly stand on it. But the grass Vv was as nolsdlng the ground against w weeds @ bS and any defect of title. "'eus'
 Let the farmers of Polk eonnt,- double and treble in value u"'s
 hoplng l may arouse an interest ln planting Bermuda grass f fe, ue;II sai a~"i'' J. W. Burton.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
HIGHLAND TOPS.

The fruit crop, especially peaches and apples, promises well here.
 Farmers are planting cotton this week and corn is growing nicely. w. A. Garner visited at the home of ]. c. Hoover, Jr., this week, while on route to posey Hollow.
 The Highland Sunday school is invited to attend the Children's day services on the third Sunday of this month at the Cherry Hill church. J. M. Egger. president, and ], s. Simpson, secretary, are taking much interest in the Highland Literary society, and it is doing good work.
 School Roy.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
Tw0-MLE TwITTERINGs.

Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson traded m Mena Saturday.
 Frcd Ping came in Sunday from Oklahoma to visit with friends.
 Tom Cheeks and family trans acted business in Mena Friday.
 ]. II. Brandon thrashed peas down on Six Mile the latter part of last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Mckee of Mena visited the T. ]. Hicks home over Sunday.
 Mrs. John Wallace and little daughter, and Mrs. Ethel Anderson,
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
FROM McCAULEY SETTLEMENT

If you have news, tell the writer. Don't forget there is Sunday school at Old Cove and at McCaul- ey's school house.
 The Six Mile base ball team will play Hatfield next Saturday, and they would not be afraid to stand Mena game.
 Paul King returned home We'd nesday night from visit to his brother ln Mena. Paul will begin the study of law under his brother, II. A. King. at Mena.
 Arkansaw.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
NuNLEY NEWS NOTES.

Miss Nellie Anderson is visiting relatives at Waters.
 There will be all day services at Salem church next Sunday. Prof. ]. D. Holman of Grams visited friends here last week. There was singing at the home of M. K. peninger Sunday evening. J. F. Brumbelow and mother made a business trip to Mena Mon- day.
 E R
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
Debate on Socialism.

Saturday night at Acorn there Will be debate between J. R. Neal and Ross Ford, the latter affirming that the Socialist Platform as sci Forth in 1908 maintains better system of government than that of either the Republican or Demo- cratic party" Mir. Neal takes the negative side.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04
Items Interest
 -As Gathered by The Stx's.. Correspondents
HEATH VALLEY HITS.

J. W. Heath was at Mena Monday. '. D. Bates went to Big Fork last week
 Mr. and Mrs. Mathie Edwards yis- tied Big Fork Sunday.
 Miss Lillie Harrison and Seaborn Harrison visited their sister, Mrs. Bettie Heath, last week.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04

NIT. and Mrs. Bennett Jackson returned Sunday from Hot Springs, where they went on ac- count of the sickness of Mrs. Jack sons aunt, Miss Mary Loar. They brought Miss Loar home with them. and Mrs. D. H. Hopkins, who went to Hot Springs from Movers, Ok, remained there.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04

J. A. Sloat, who recently pur- chased fine farm near Hatfield. sixteen miles south of Mena. and on which he planted this year ST. 00O worth of fruit trees, was in Mena Tuesday trading. He was ac- eompanid by Boyd Coleman of Car ney, Neb., which is Mir. Sloats old home. Mir Coleman has been here on a visit, and has purchased a couple of tracts of land near MT Sloat's farm and expects to returr to Polk county to live.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04

Mrs. Hallie Jones returned to Tali- nina, Ok, Tuesday, after spending several days visiting kinfolks here and in the eastern part of the county.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-05-04

J. D. Budd arrived Sunday from rexarkana to join Mrs. Budd and make his home in Mena. He says that some of his friends in Texar- kama are planning to spend the sum- mer here.