The Mena weekly star., 1911-04-13

W. a. DditAtt VI wv
on business Friday.
Henry Bethel of Hatfield was in
Mena on business Friday.
DR.. J. /. Philpot of Grannis was
in Mena on Business Monday.
Miss Halle Averitt of Hatfield is
visiting her brother, ]. F. Averitt.
C. n. parson of Kansas City is in
Mena with view to finding home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Coyle OF Gran
mis- were shopping in Mena Monday.
Mrs. J. G. Hilton left Monday af-
ternoon for visit with friends at
Cove.
Miss Ida Norris, milliner OF
Cove, was in Mena on business Tues
day.
Il. n. Bryant, cashier of the Bank
of Hatfield, spent Sunday with Mena
friends.
Assistant Forest Ranger Guy
Brewer of Eagleton spent Friday
night in Mena.
C. w. Primer of Gates and J. M.
Gossvener of 0den were trading In
Mena Tuesday.
Charles Kirkland of Quito and
Dan Wilcox of Board Camp were in
Mena Monday.
Mrs. J. d. Holman of Grannis was
in Mena Saturday shopping and Wis
iting friends.
G. w. Register of the real estate
firm of Barton & Register at Cove,
was in the city Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Mack Hughes of
Cove was in Mena Monday making
settlement with the county court.
A. H. Kemp and S. G. Ray of
Pleasant Valley, Scott county, were
trading with Mena merchants Fri
day.
Mrs. Ed Standridge returned to
Heavener Thursday from Opal,
where she has been visiting her pa
rents.
J. E. Leeper of Lockesburg re-
turned to his home Thursday after
spending a day looking after bust
ness in Mena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Allen of Rocky
came in Saturday ON account of the
serious illness of their daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Tom Allen.
| The Misses Flora and Thelma Gill
lean of Wickes are in the city. the
guests of their aunt, Mrs. w. A.
Christopher.
Miss Elvira Suit has returned
from Valonia, where she has been
attending the Arkansas Holiness
college since last September.
The Rev. James I. Edmonds OF
the First Baptist church, left Mon
day for Grannis, where he will hold
a series Of meetings at the Baptist
church during this week.
Mrs. Sam Galloway Of Fl. Smith
| is here on account of the illness oil
her daughter, Miss Nettie Price
who is at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. ]. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. /. Johnson anC
son Earl of Williams, Ia, arrived
Friday for a visit with kinfolks
Mrs. Johnson is a sister of w. A.
r. A. and f. w. Tomlinson.
J. +. Lofts and son Mack were iI
| Mena last week, Mark to get seeC
corn for himself and brother
Hugh, both of whom are enthusi-
| astic Corn Club boys.
| I. n. Dismore of Dallas, Tex.
| who has been here for several days
| left today for Sulphur. He was
very much pleased with Mena anC
may return to make his home.
| Jesse Moseley spent Sunday il
| Rocky, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M. d
| Winton. Mrs. Winton and little
daughter came in with him to visi
| Mrs. Tom Allen, who is very i'll will
pneumonia.
| Miss Anna M. Clinton and hel
mother of FIT. Smith, arrived il
| Mena Sunday, Miss Clinton ha,
accepted a position as stenographel
| for the Golf Wholesale Grocer,
Company.
| I. M. Vandiver of Peak, Garland
county, a cousin of G. f. Crawford
was in Mena Saturday to get fln'
German coach horse which he haC
| shipped from Oklahoma City. H,
left for his home Sunday morning
| w. V. Mitchell, who came from
Kansas City several days ago, ha,
moved into the home on Eight
street formerly occupied by DIR. +
| +. DeLongy. His household good,
ARRIVED here Thursday.