The Mena weekly star., 1911-04-27


 Miss Bonnie Gipson of Hatfield was shopping in the city Thursday.
 w. NJ. Taylor of Mountain Fork was attending to business in Mena Friday.
 Mrs. w. fl. Davis of Stilwell is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. D. John ston.
 Dr. J. N. Porter of Vandervoort was attending to business in Mena Monday.
 Charles Foster returned to Heav- ener last week after spending two days in Mena.
 D. F. Jaggers was back at Petty's Monday after being of nine days on account of illness.
 Mrs. E. E. Bolton fit last Monday for Boswell, Ok, to visit her daugh- ter, Mrs. w. W. Whitley.
 Mrs. A. ]. Pool and daughter, Mrs. Mollie Grisham, of Hatfield, were in the city Monday.
 Whit Salyers has returned from two weeks visit to his stock ranch in Montgomery county.
 w. A. Goodner of Muskogee, Ok, was in the city Monday en route to Oden to visit his mother.
 c. c. Welch and Lon Bates of Womble arrived Tuesday to attend business in the circuit court. MT. and Mrs. H. N. Whisenhunt of Acorn, parents of L. N. Whisen- hunt, were in Mena Friday. MT. and Mrs. E. McMillan and lit tie son Rhey of Womble are visiting friends and relatives in Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Welch and Mrs. Jesse Reece left last Thursday for Womble, after spending few days visiting in Mena.
 Mr. and Mrs. Egbert McMillan and son Rhey left Tuesday for Womble after spending few days with Mena relatives. T. M. Dover, a prominent mer- chant, and R. R. Miller of Hatfield were in Mena attending court Sat urday.
 Mrs. T. B. Weaver and little niece Miss Dottie Pyle of Huttig, Ark. are in Mena, guests of their friends the Rev. and Mrs. NJ. K. Irwin. Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Matthews moved | to Eagleton Friday to live on the Dusenbury farm, for which they have traded their Mena home. Mrs. r. c. Smith and Miss Pearl Hunter of Nogales, New Mexico, are stopping at the Antlers awaiting the arrival of their household goods. They expect to locate here. w. J. Barton was up from Cove on the Traveller Friday morning. He says the people of his locality very much appreciate the recently im- proved train service with the county seat.
 T. K. Moore, w. k. Clinton, Dr. J. l. Philpot, Robert philpot, Lee Pick ems, W. E. Hungate, Fritz Warmer and Frank Cox, all of Grannis, were in the city Monday.
 Miss Elizabeth Jordan, who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Cox for the past five weeks. left for her home in Womble Sun day morning.
 Louis Wiere of Wisconsin has purchased, through the Homeseek- CTS Information Bureau, the Cox farm west of the city, and will at once begin to improve it for a new home.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D Budd of Texar- kama have rented the Charles P. Murray home on Ninth street from the Kansas City Southern Railway Company, and will spend the sum- mer in Mena.
 Mrs. Joe Lane accompanied by her son Audrey and baby Maritime, arrived on the early Sunday morn ing train from Ft. Smith for n few days visit with her mother, Mrs. Nj, A. Thornton.
 s. l.. Craig, his son Milton and daughter Mrs. George Lates, re- turned April 20 from Kentucky whore they went to bury Mrs. s. l.. Craig. the wife and mother, who died here several weeks ago. J. W. Stevens of Eudcra. Kas.. who has been in Polk county about q month and homesteaded eighty acres of land west of Hatton. was in Mena last week. He left April 20 Tor Kansas and expects to return to Hatton in September to live on his place. He intends to raise clo- yer, alfalfa, fine hogs. sheep and other stock.