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The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-02-01
HATFIELD HINTS.

Prof. Redman is confined to him
home with bad cold.
Mr.. Dunlap of Mena was in Hat
.i! looking after his irl-
terests here.
Mrs. L. A. Harwell has been very
sick the past week with tonsiIitis,
but is now able to sit up.
The Rev. Mr.. Willbanks filled his
quarterly appointment at the Bap-
list church Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Williams, the telephone man,
moved into the Mark Johnson house,
which he bought through the Hat
field Realty Co.
J. B. Dobbins has sold his farm TO
Frank Roark of Nebraska. Mr.. Doh
bins will remain on the farm this
year. The deal was made through
the Hatfield Realty Go.
Quite a number of parties from
Oklahoma are moving into This part
of Polk county and renting farms,
and they say they want to live
where there is good water and
something grows, and no hot winds.
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ODEN NEWS.

A. A. Mckenzie of Waters was
here Saturday.
viii A. Garner made business
trip TO Womble this week.
Judge Shaver and Il. r. Roach of
Mena were here Thursday.
$. l. Wood of Mena was in this
community on business this week.
There was singing at the home
of w. l.. Pearson Saturday night,
Jack Stephenson, Yves Warren and
y. summit OF Sims were in Odcn
Saturday.
J. II. Bates had the misfortune TO
lost fine young horse Friday hy
blind staggcrs.
Isaac Chapman of Womble was IN
this community this week looking
after his farm and mercantile bust
ness.
Miss Martha Taylor, who has been
visiting her brother. w. ID. Taylor,
returned home Thursday. She was
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
Pas Girl
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TwO-MILE TWITTERINGs

Will Anderson of No. 4 sawmill
visited at the home OF his father
Monday night.
ID. A. Daniel and daughter spent
Saturday night at The home of John
Daniel at Mena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson
visited at the home Of Guy Beavers
in Mena Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. |. Whitsett spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Whitsett's sister at Nunley.
Mrs. Virgil Anderson and chill
dren OF Heavener came down Satur-
day night and are at the home of
4. ]. Hicks.
Houston Anderson returned home
Monday from Vandervoort, where
he has been visiting his brother,
Bedford Anderson.
Rev. J. G. Adams of Mena will
preach at the school house at this
place next Sunday, and will deliver
a temperance lecture in the after
noon.
The death angel visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Hicks Saturday
evening and claimed as its victim
Arthur, their youngest son. The
remains were laid to rest Monday
in the Gam cemetery. After tell
ing them goodbye he was prepared
to meet his Savior, and passed over
the river of death.
Photographer.
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NEW HOPE NEEDLES.

Sam Fleming left Monday for
Quinton, Ok.
Miss Gertrude Fleming visited at
Acorn last week.
Tom Holman visited in Mena Sat
urday and Sunday.
The farmers are all busy breaking
land and several are putting up wire
fences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Jones OF
Acorn visited at the home Of Wayne
Fleming Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Turpin and
Miss Laura Turpin were trading in
Mena Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Fleming and
Mrs. w. A. Norris We're trading in
Mena Wednesday.
Several families from Texas are
here looking over the country with
view TO locating.
Miss Yuma Wood returned last
week from Mena, where she has
been visiting relatives for several
weeks.
Cnaee Who
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INK ITEMS.

II. +. Davis of Mena was visiting
friends here Sunday.
Briee and Willard Young left
Sunday for Westville, Ok.
Ciaud Miller was in Mena on bust
ness Tuesday aud Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Cole. who has been sick
several days, Is reported better.
Erwin Hogan Of Acorn spent Sun
day al the home Of George Embry.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Sugrs spent Friday AT
the home Of her brother. Jake Ca
gle.
The singing at Concord Sunday
was well attended and all report a
nice time.
Oscar Wallace and family Of
Acorn moved last preek to Skim
merssille.
Mack Reed aud Fred barron Of
Owens Chapel were il this vicinity
Friday night.
Mrs. :. +. Chambers and son. Ed
Parrish. were transaetine business
III Mena Friday.
Bob Edwards Of Quito and Miss
Lula Hill q a. were quietly mar
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CRANNIs GRAINS.

J. f. Schooley was Mena visitor
last week.
O. G.. Kirby made business trip
Ito TT. Smith Thursday.
Alex Coyle was a DeQueen visitor
between trains Monday.
Miss Patsy Mathis spent Saturday
and Sunday at Winthrop.
Misses Nancy Gregg and Katy Fry
We're shopping in Gillian last week.
Mrs. r. l.. Poe returned Friday
from st. Joe, Mo-, where she has
been visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. L. X. Moore visited
lat the home of George Myers at
DeQueen Friday and Saturday.
w. Inman of Chicago left Mon
day for New Orleans, after spending
two weeks with w. +. Hogan.
Miss Ethel Cliff gave a pleasant
|evening to her young lady friends
at The homo of w It. Clinton Ian
Iuary y.
Wright Stone of Chicago, who is
looking over this part of Polk eoun-
ty, spent Saturday with II. Lowell Of
near Gillian.
Messrs. E. H. Poe and G. f. john
son shipped a carload of fat hogs
to TT. Worth, Tex. a few DAYS ago.
and are now getting ready 70 ship
another.
The social given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Coyle in honor
of the children of the Baptist Sun
day school, proved to be one of the
most enjoyable Of the season.
There are quite a number of fam
lilies coming in and locating near
Grannis from Bliss, Ok. Messrs. Fl.
). Sanders and Chas. pease reached
here Saturday with a car of house
hold goods and their teams. Their
families arrived Sunday.
Rev. Wilbanks has moved his
family to Texarkana, where he has
bought home. He will continue to
preach once a month at Grannis.
and will be here at the Baptisi
church Saturday night. Sunday
morning and Sunday night.
The b. Y. r. L. elected officers
for the ensuing quarter as follows
n 8 Ida Hungate, president ". N.
Sitten. vice president: Miss Glenna
Fox, secretary: Miss Pearl banner.
treasurer: Mrs. Anna C0yle. organ
ist. Conservation meetln sun
day night. Each member Is re-
quested 10 give bible verse and tell
ss.llseess.x found.
VI. +. u. ".
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LOWER MIG FORK.

Bob Higgins made a business trip
TO Mena Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anis Medford made
a business trip TO Mena Saturday.
We are having some pretty
weather, which makes the farmers
rejoice.
The young people enjoyed car
dy breaking at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker Thursday night.
Hamp Lofts and family and Al
len Bates left Friday for Guerlle,
Ok. where Mr.. Lofts and family
Will make their home.
Ira Stanley and Misses Oma
Strickland aud fnez Stanley Of
Board Camp visited friends and rel
aiives at This place Sunday and
Sunday night.
Everybody is invited to meet 1T
Big Fork next Sunday for The pur-
pose OF organizing a Sunday school.
There will also be preaching at I |
O'Clock by Rev. Edgar Peters Of
Board Camp.
Brown Eyes.
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Obituary.

Mrs. Sarah Dollar, wife Of C. f.
Dollar, and old and we'll knows eiti-
zen of Polk county, departed this
life January %. 1912, at the home Of
her daughter at Mansfield, Ark.
where she was visiting. She was
born in East Tennessee in 1888, and
at the time of her death was rs
years, months old. She married
G. +. Dollar at Mt. Vernon. Ark. in
1859. Their home was blessed with
nine children, five of whom still
survive. four having gone before
She leaves and husband, five living
children and 10 grandchildren and
many friends to mour her less.
While we sadly mourn her de-
parture we know that heaven will
be sweeter by her presence there.
Rev. +. A. Smell Of Mena conducted
the funeral services, and the re-
mains were laid to rest in the Cor
NTH cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
4 Granddaughter.
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wICKEs WAyELETs.

NJ h. Tunnel went to Rich Noun
tain Monday.
Miss Oza Henry was visiting in
Grannis Sunday.
Jennie Tunnel made business
trip to Hatton Saturday.
Edgar Wolf returned home Sum
day from Broken Bow, Ok.
Mrs. l.. G. Cole was shopping in
Grannis Friday and Saturday.
The Rev. liner preached at the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ella Baker returned to her
home at Wickes Saturday after a
months visit at Dallas.
Quite crowd of the Wickesites
attended the spelling match al
Bowman Spur Saturday night.
Steve Morris and Miss Miriam Bell
were quietly married at the home
Of Mrs. Thomas Sunday afternoon.
Wixie.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that pur-
udnt TO the order and directions
ei the Probate Court Of Polk Coun-
y Arkansas. made on The 3ist day
IF January, 1912, the same being an
adiOurned day Of tho january
'erm Of said court. the undersigned.
as guardian Of the estate Of Lula
5ell Wilcox ct al minor heirs of
larry a. Wilcox. deceased. will Of
GER for sale az the S0uth entrance
81 The court house in the County
#f Polk. and viii then and there
make sale Of the following lands
belonging ta the estate Of the said
minors and described as follows.
'o-wit.
The North e of tho wv Of
Section 2. and NFN Of The NEIL
81 Section 2. Township ? South
Aanae 20 Wesl. containing 1891
afres. more or less.
said lands viii be sold on n credit
&c siy months Bond and approved
ecuttf wlii be REQUIRED, together
9th 8 licu On lhe land FOR the pnr-
hnse price.
Said lands Hill ho sold A. aforc-
aid On liie oiih aax ~ February
9i2 between ihc hours prescribed
sr judicial sales.
~ Eisenhower
Guardian e Lula Reli wilcox,
This January 81. 1912
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warm weather in February the
fruit growers have little to fear.
Mrs. O. r.. Wooddel has been
quite sick for sometime, and her
relatives and friends fear she has
symptoms Of tuberculosis. II she
does not improve she will probably
be sent to a santarium.
The Colorado cantalOupe experts,
in charge of J. II. Tull, agricultural
agent for the X. G. S., discussed the
growing and marketing of canta-
lOupes before a good sized crowd OF
farmers at the town hall January
%. Mr.. Tull also made some brief
remarks. setting forth what the rail-
road company was doing and would
do to encourage the cantaloupe
proposition. The question Of form
ing a fruit and truck growers as
sociation was discussed, and upon
motion the following committees
we're appointed by the chairman of
the meeting: On Permanent Or
ganization. w. J. Barton, A. b. Ma
nor and DR.. f. w. Hamilton; on
Constitution and Bylaws, I. p. Full
ton, G. Il. Hitchcock and w. A.
Worthington. The meeting then
adjourned until Saturday, January
q.
Pursuant 10 adjournment the
farmers and fruit growers of this
community met at the town hall
last Saturday and proceeded to eff
feet a fruit and truck growers as
sociaIion. The committee on per-
Imanenl organization reported as
follows: President, w. A. Worth
Iington; vice president, N. 0. Allen;
secretary, Ray WOrthington; treas
Iurer, H. T.. Grady: board of direct
ors: u. A. Hilton, J. T. Dempsey, c.
Z. Hitchcock George w. Liner and
I'D. Barton, ST. The committee on
constitution and bylaws reported,
and after some discussion and MAX
ling some changes. the report was
adopted. The following committee
was then appointed to solicit mem
ltaloupe acreage: G. T.. Hitchcock. w.
j. Barton, J. w. Rose, Milton Holder,
land T. p. Fulton. The meeting then
| adjourned subject to call of the
president and secretary.
For several months past farmers
| have been making complaints about
losing meal at b. II. Barton's grist
mill, and in several instances the
Itoll meal disappeared. Suspicion
| fell upon Tom Flowers, young
man who acted as engineer at the
mill, and when w. +. McCauley, the
miller, missed four bushels of meal
| last Sunday morning, he notified Mr..
Barton, who got busy, secured a
search warrant and had Flowers
room searched. On an old mattress
land covered with clothing, two fat
sacks of meal were discovered.
Deputy Sheriff Robert Hunter also
got busy and soon had Flowers and
This cousin, Jesse Herring, who
lroomed with him, under arrest.
They were taken before Justice b.
II. Barton, Jr., Monday morning, and
1.-THE trial resulted in Flowers being
lb0und over TO the grand jury, while
the other young man was discharg-
led, there being no evidence against
him. Flowers was taken TO the
county jail by Deputy Hunter Mon
|day afternoon.
Fisherman.
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CLAGETT CHIPS.

Farmers are busy breaking land
/. Foote returned Sunday from
Mena.
Our new church is almost cora
pleted.
w. A. Etamey OF Clearwater
Idaho, is here visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Trumbull CT
Womble visited at the home OF Mr.
Buerge Sunday.
Mrs. Hay returned to Mena FRI
day after several days visit at the
home of S. Foote.
Claud Goodman, Gippie Edwards
and r.. C. and N. Hoyle were trading
in Mena Monday.
Brown Eyes.
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WARNING ORDER.

state Of Arkansas, County of Polk
~ss.
Before J. r. Allen, Justice of the
Peace for White Township, Polk
County, Arkansas.
Mrs Emele Dubler, Plaintiff, VS.. j..
II. Myles, Defendant.
The defendant, ]. II. Myles, IS
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Mrs.
Emele Dubler.
]. r. ALLEN, J. ?.
January %, 1912. S-5-4t
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ried at the home of the brides par
ents sunday. Only few intimate
friends were present. The groom
is the son of Robert Edwards of
Quito. The bride is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hill, and Is a
most estimable young lady. W. l..
Cole performed the ceremony. Many
friends wish them a long and happy
life.
The party at the home OF George
Wilson Friday night was greatly
enjoyed by those attending.
Mr.. Bates and Mr.. Dean of Tuska-
homa left Monday for their home
with a herd Of cattle which they
purchased here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Heath OF the
Heath Valley, spent one night last
week with Mrs. Heath's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. l.. Harris.
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1T WILL SAVE TROUBLE

We are always glad to change
;i,r address OF our paper to
subscriber just as often as the
subscriber can move, but TO
make ii so we ear do this with
out unnecessary trouble, both
the old and the new address
must be given when a request
for change is made. Please
remember this.
THE STAR PUBLISHING co.
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NEW POTTER NEWS.

Jim Twcedy Of Mena visited
friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. pigg are the
proud parents of baby boy.
Florence Allen visited friends and
relatives ia Mena last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Of Cove visited
their daughter, Mrs. II. w. Moon.
Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Whisenant Of Mena visited
his sister. Mrs. w. -. Allen, Sun
day night and Monday.
Mrs Early Cushman Of Yale, Ok,
arrived last week TO Join her hus-
band, who has been here for some
time.
Shortie.
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OPAL NEWS.

DR.. Bates is very sick.
Mr.. Long of Nunley is preparing
TO build a residence and move TO
Opal.
Or. Roberts OF Opal and v A.
Roberts and sister Lena, OF Alder,
went to Mena Monday.
Mrs. Burnett of Board Camp Wis
tied with her daughter, Mrs. Flor
ence Eds OF this place Monday.
The people Of this community are
making use Of the pretty weather,
as they are greatly behind with
their work.
Blue Eyes.
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New Music House.

The David Moore Music House
with headquarters at Hartford, is
opening a music store in Mena. NJ
Moore arrived in Mena Monday
and Tuesday was busy unpack-
ing a large stock Of pianos and or
gans in the Hopper building on
Mena street.
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Card of Thanks.

With hearts filled with gratitude
we desire 70 thank the good people
OF Iw0-Mile for the thoughtful
kindness shown as during the re-
cent illness and death of our son
aud brother, Arthur. And especial
y we want e thank pr. Campbell
i"f iile good service. May the Di-
vine Father shield You all from the
ofdeais of sorrow through which
we have so lately passed. IS the
prayer ~
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Hicks
and family
Mrs. Virgil Anderson.
Mrs. Anlee Beavers.
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COVE CATCHES.

Rev. J j Haynes came down fran
hena Saturday afternoon rs spend
Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Hif-
ton and visit other members az lis
flock. iley. Haynes las MANY
Trends here, and They are ALWAYS
glad 70 see him. whether he comes
70 preach or 10 visit
The peach crop is ali right 50 far
AID Il We 90 moi have Too much
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II. G0FF SOLD STORE.
Mcdaniel & Son of Hatfield Now
Own SmithyiIle Business.

r. Con, who spent yesterday in
Cove. reports the sale of his Smith
vile, Ok, store, doing business I'M
der the name of Golf & Walker, to
Joseph Mcdaniel and his son Ho-
mer. formerly of Hatfield The
new owners will continue the bust
ness under the name of Mcdaniel
& Son.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-02-01

Miss Frieda Dahm, who came here
recently from near st. Louis, has
purchased a forty-acre farm about
Two miles from Mena on the Dallas
road. Miss Damn expects TO make
many Improvements on the place
and make it her home.
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WARNING ORDER.

State Of Arkansas, County of Polk
SIS.
Charles Burns, Plaintiff, VS.. Frances
Burns, Defendant--In the Polk
Chancery Court.
The Defendant, Frances Burns, Is
warned 10 appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, Charles
Burns.
II. J. GREEN, Clerk
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Ill. HOLT SOLD MS HOME.

Clyde Cunningham. The grocer.
has purchased The residence on
Maple aNenNe owned and occupied
hy Deputy s. s. Marshal J r. Holt.
aea esH Cts hafure long to combine
II with his present home which
adioins i Both Mr. CUNNINGHAM
and Mr.. H0ii wanted more room.
Nr iloll VIII probably buy 81 build
g iarsar p'aff aihln q short Time.
ln rafi payment Tor his property
81, FnH ioof 8 small house 81
Naeeners addition. ncar ihe fair
Grounds
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Correspondence

The fact that the correspondence
from several districts came in day
late last week made ii impossible to
get them in the paper. All corre-
spondence should be mailed SO as te
reach Mena not later than Tuesday
night.
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WARNING ORDER.

Stale Of Arkansas, County Of PolE
Emma Myles, Plaintiff, rs. j. II
Myles, Defendant-ln The pols
Ghancery Court.
The Defendant J. II. Myles, &
warned 10 appear in this c0ui.
within thiriy days and answer ibe
complaint Of the plaintiff. Emms
II. J. GREEN. Clerk.
January -. 1912
D. 2s~4t
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For 80 Chenn.

4 i00-h0rse-power boiler.
1 s0-horsepower boiler, brick and
slack.
4 60-horsepower boiler, brick and
stack.
2 3-inch Scranton pumps.
4 4-inch Worthington pump.
! 3-inch Snow pump.
Holsters and drills. Also quantity
"a 7, 2. 3, Z and 6 inch pipe.
}. Spencer Roberts,
85-6 o-2S-i Joplin, Mo.
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BE honest speak the truth, buy n
Riano or Organ from David Moore
dusie House and be happy. He sells
sgF easil or credit. all-tf
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II. z. ingram, q Missouri farmer.
has closed deal for 100 acres of
and eight miles west Of Mena. The
and was owned by ]. Il. Major.
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4 e~tiI4uer drap~htad New ROYAL
eeNine Machine. for vaod. S.sp af
tol,ara. al jackson Drue a Fnr. ga.
bNi
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~ E. b Allen. general agent Ter
ihe \. g S. Ry- q ia receipt #
letter from G. II Webster ~ The
ilaies. Ore~ stating that his family
would leave there tho latter par 81
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hememhef lhai lasid Moore MIS-
81 lieae nl SEQ yea ihe beel PIT
aNo ef slrsan fef the money. They
afe a. Neaa sireei. Nena Ark. ail.li
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A. T.. Wear. who has had much TO
do with farm improvement work in
Polk county, having served two
years as County Demonstration
Agent, has been named chairman
Of this work in Polk county, and
will dc all he can TO place the name
of this county among those that
show appreciation for Or. Knapp, a
benefact0r of humanity especially
ia the. South.
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MEMORIAL TO DR.. KNAPP
Committees Appointed 20 secure
Funds for Memorial 70 Great
Southern Farm Leader.


A sixty days campaign mas peeh
inaneuraled to secure funds for 2
suitable memorial TO That great
friend of our southern farmers, of.
seaman A. Knapp organizer ana
director Of the Farmers ! Co-Opefa-
tive Demonstration Work o. Inc
United States Department OF Agrl-
culture.
the south probably ever DID as
much as DR.. Knapp to interest the
farmers in better methods Of
farming and diversiilcation o.
crops and TO get them out Of their
slavery to cotton The demons'ra-
ton work and the corn club work,
developed under bis fostering care
for The first time brought out peo-
ple to see chat The south itself IS
ii The corn belt, and that there IS
no reason in nature why our farm
ers should be dependent upon
single crop.
We are glad to know that the
lcampaign for raising funds in TINS
county has now begun. A special
committee has been appointed and
several local collectors are now at
work. a handsomely engraved PIC
lure Of Or. Knanp and some OF his
savings being given To each con-
ltributor, even if the amount be only
| a dime.
Every farmer in the county
| Should give something TO perpetu-
late the memory Of this great man.
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last week. and expected TO arrive IN
Mena sometime this week. He will
come later and locate here.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-02-01

w. 7. Sellers Of Mountain Fork
was trading in Mena Wednesday.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-02-01

II. S. Lynn Of Potter was in Mena
10 business Wednesday,
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-02-01

last week. and expected to arrive IN
Meua sometime this week. He will
come later and locate here.
II. ST. Lynn Of Potter was in Mena
10 business Wednesday,
w. 7. Sellers Of Mountain Fork
was trading in Mena Wednesday.
--sess-~s--
NJ. J. Shepard of Wichita, Kas. IS
in Mena to look over the country
n. T. Pullman Of Big Fork was at
Itending to business matters IN Mena
Wednesday,
Miss Irene Nations of Cove ar
rived Tuesday for a visit with w.
b. Barton and family
w. r. Cox left Tuesday after
moon for Los Angeles, Cal, where he
expects to make his home.
Urn Mttdultty, diil NDfuOH anu
| Jim Watkins Of Hartley were
among those trading in Mena
Wednesday.
Miss Macy Norris Of Cove visited
Tuesday at the home Of Me- and
Mrs. n. Golf, returning to her home
"Wednesday morning.
Mrs. J. Fl. Mailer left Wednes-
day to ioih Mr.. Mailer, who is Wis
| iting at Biloxi. Miss. From there
they Will go to Tampa Fla.
y. K. and A. G. Hollinger Of Rus
sell, Kas.. and their families. have
larriyed in Mona to locate on The
farms they purchased several
months ar0.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. Fl. Long, who left
Mena last summer and went to
| Tennessee, have returned and Dur-
chased the NJ r. Lutes property I'M
Halls addition and will make their
lhome there.
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NJ. J. shepard Of Wichita, Kas4 is
lin Mena to look over the country
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-02-01

n. r. Pullman Of Big Fork was at
tending to business matters in Mena
Wednesday,.
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Judge !. p shaver. candidate for
Congress and Elmer ]. Lundy. can
didaie for State Senator. left last
Monday Tor Scott county. wherr
they VIII spend several DAYS in ihe
i7'eresis II their candidacy. They
baNe made several speaking dates
f0T this week.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-02-01

Miss Irene Nations of Cove ar
rived Tuesday for a visit with w.
B. Barton and family.