The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-02-29

Saturday.
Joe G. Allen, cashier of the Bank
of Hatfield, was in Mena on business
Tuesday.
B. f. McCauley, merchant OF
Eldridge, was in Mena on business
last week.
]. A. Mccoy and Charles Oglesby
Of Blackfork were in Mena on busi-
ness Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Jones of
Owens Chapel were in Mena on
business Monday.
George Hammond, the hustling
real estate agent, now at Wickes,
was in Mena Tuesday.
Phil Alternately, Thomas Putnam
and George Lilies Of Big Fork were
in town last Friday.
Edwin B. Cox left Tuesday for
Phoenix, Ariz., to join his father, ].
II. Cox, for a short visit.
Bob Crawford of Sewer county
was here on business Tuesday and
visited his cousin, G. F. Crawford.
Wright Prickett, J. |. Alley and
| H. j. Radcliffe left Wednesday to
attend to legal business at Grannis.
]. A. Pinnick, j. l.. Bagwell and
Will House of Chant were in Mena
buying goods for their stores last
Friday.
Elder T. j. Bates of Big Fork will
lpreach tomorrow morning at fl
O'clock at the Primitive Baptist
church.
DR.. w. C. McQuistan of Reno
Tex, arrived Tuesday to visit
the Rev. G. w. Ward, who is very
seriously i'll.
A marriage license was issued
Monday to John H. Cushman OF
Pawnee, Ok, and Mrs. Maudt
Young of Potter.
George Walters arrived Tuesday
from Bartlesville, Ok, to make hi:
home in Polk county. He has pur-
chased a farm near Hatfield.
Jacob S. Miller and Miss Mae
Smith Jones of SmithvilIe, Ok, ar
rived in Mena Thursday afternoon
and were married by Justice of the
Peace S. II. Smith.
Mrs Zella Hargrove Gather re-
turned last week to her home neal
Hatton, where she has. planned tC
work on her farm during the
lspring and summer.
j. NJ. Nichols returned FRIDAY
from Texarkana where he went Il
attend the funeral of his nephew
the little son of w. J. Nichols, who
died Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs, George T. Wash
burn arrived Monday from Au-
rora, Neb. Mr.. Washburn was here
several weeks ago, and expects &c
Invest in Mena property.
Mrs. John Mershon and childrden
who have been on a short visit al
the home of her father, Prof. w. r
Adams and Msr. Adams, returned &c
their home at Hatfield Thursday.
Prof. w. T. Adams received word
| Tuesday that his father was very
low and not expected to live more
THAN a few hours. Mr.. Adams left
this afternoon for his old home
NEAR Quincy, I'll.
Mrs. s. R. Morgan arrived Satur-
day from Fl Dorado 10 Join Mr.
Morgan, who has been here for the
past two weeks. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. Morgan's brother. NJ.
3. Morgan, who returned home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Brink and son
Herbert arrived in Mena Tues
day from Tacoma. They are here
to visit Mr.. Drinks father, William
Brink, and TO take a look over Mena
and surrounding country with a
view TO locating.
Mrs. " f. Cunningham. an ex-
perienced milliner Of St. Louis. ar
rived Sunday 10 take charge Of
the millinery department of the
iochridee Dry Goods Company.
Mrs. Cunningham has had about Is
wears experience. and is highly
recommended.
Nf and Mrs. r. o. Marker Of
Green RIDGE NO. who have beer
aenaue ihe winter Ia Mona. lef
Tn iher bome iasi saturday. Mr.
Aansef Is s prominent lumber deal
q ard while BIS business Interests
require maeh df his time Ia Mis-
soQfi. 81 ssserf> they have enjoyed