The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-03-07

Friday.
Postmaster b. r. Carter and J. w.
Tomlinson Of Hartley were in Mena
Thursday.
Warren Lemons and Bob and
Yves Slower of Blansett were here
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mailer have re-
turned from a six weeks trip
through the south.
Ezra Cunningham has accepted a
position with the Roach Wholesale
Grocery Company.
Squire Edward Pagan was up
from the southeast part of the
county Thursday, having business
at the court house.
C. Williams, prosperous farm
er of Smithville, Ok, was in Mena
marketing cotton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Matthews OF
Eaglelon spent Monday with their
daughter, Mrs. i. J. Lundy.
Marriage license was issued Sat-
urday to Murton Boles and Miss
Amanda Miller, both of Mena.
Henry Walker has returned to
Kosoma, Ok, after a weeks visit
with his mother, Mrs. M. Walker.
J. II. Finley and Tom Oglesby Of
Scott county, and F. p. Southern of
Egger were trading in Mena today
William Moss and John Alley Of
Chant, Scott county, were trans
acting business in Mena Thursday
A carload of household goods be-
longing to j. NJ. Dermint arrived in
Mena Friday and were unloaded al
once.
w. II. Ferguson and J. H. Mitchell
of Hugo, Ok, are looking over Mena
and Polk county with a view to To-
eating.
Operator S. H. Webb and Tom
Delaney Of Rich Mountain were
looking after business in Mens
Monday.
Mrs. d. B. Joplin left Sunday
for DeQueen, where she will spenc
a week with her daughter, Mrs
William Hays.
Tom Knod, assistant manager o.
the Gillian Mercantile compan,
|at Gillian, spent Sunday will
friends in Mena.
D. G. Richmond of Nella, Scott
county, and J. L. Hendricks and w
w. Mcbride of Muse, Ok, were
Trading in Mena Friday.
J. J.. Jones, w. j. Carmen, B. H
Barton, Robert Hunter and t. NJ
Hughes, all of Cove, were looking
after business in Mena Monday.
Prof. w. I. Adams returned Sun
day from Quincy, H., where he
was called last week on account oil
the serious illness of his father.
r. Clafdy and G. NJ. Reeves arc
hero from Malvern looking over the
city with a view to putting in a
wholesale and retail fruit business
Ike Nichols left Friday afternoon
for Texarkana, where he has ac-
cepted position with his brothers,
Walter and George, in their gro
Gerry store.
N. c. Dunlap has purchased John
York's collection of relics, which
he shipped to Cornell University,
whore they will be placed in the
state museum.
Or. w. P. Parks was called TO
the Wigstrand farm in Dallas VAL
ley Friday afternoon to see Coun-
" Surveyor Wigstrand, who is
threatened with pneumonia.
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w. +. Hamilton received mes
sage Saturday from his brother, f.
NJ Hamilton, telling Of the death
Of their father at Rogers. Mr..
Hamilton left at once for that place.
J. II Tull, agriculturist for the
Kansas City Southern Railway Com
oany. accompanied by Mrs. Tull.
arrived in Mena from Sloan
springs Thursday and will remain
several days.
j. W. Martin of North Missouri
5 IN the city looking for a home.
This Is Mr.. Martins second trip TO
aena this winter. and he is very
much pleased with the city and
country.
Louis Randall, a north Texas
armcr who recently moved to
dena, has rented an s0-acre farm
4 G. =. Dennis. and last week pnr-
nased q team and wagon and is
moving on Che place with his fam
Is.
George p. Waslburn Of Aurora