The Mena weekly star., 1912-02-15
PERSONAL NOTES

!. d. Jones of Womble was here
on business Monday.
Nose Ellison, merchant of Board
Camp, was here Monday.
c. C. Monroe of Wickes was in
the city on business last week.
r. Dusenbury left Tuesday
on business trip to Eagleton-
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter McWilliams OF
Slatington were in Mena Monday.
w. A. Worthington of Cove was in
Mena on business Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Workman Of Big
Cedar, Ok, were in Mena last week.
Henry Lawrence of Waters was
in Mena on business last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Joplin are
the proud parents Of new To-
pound girl.
]. X. Mount left last week for
Ok, where he expects to
make his home.
leroy Neal spent Sunday in
returning to his school at
Howard Monday.
E. II. Poe and A. r. Stout of
Grannis were transacting business
in Mena last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Harper Of Eg-
ger visited Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Wood
r. H. Stockton of Hatfield was
cotton and attending To
business in Mena last week.
]. S. Lofts and ]. d. Mourton of
Egger traded in Mena last week. Mr..
Lofts purchased a new buggy.
Gene Whisenhunt of Black Fork
was trading and visiting his cousin,
L. N. Whisenhunt, in Mena Tuesday.
Sam Carder of Lenox, Ok, was
business here last week.
He brought in big load of
hogs.
Mrs. ]. H. Pryor, Jr., of Hamburg,
Ark, is the guest Of her parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. Francis N
Brewer.
Mrs. Dona Robbins of Womble
last week for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
Hawthorne.
Mrs. Lewis Nichols left last week
for Texarkana in response to a mes
sage that one of her grand children
was very i'll.
Mrs. A. A. Clifford and children of
TT. Smith arrived last week for a
visit with Mrs. Gifford's sister, Mrs.
Jesse Moseley.
Joe league of Crossett is in the
city to locate. His car of house.
hold goods and farm implements ar
rived last week.
Candidates Frank Jones, Prof. w.
R. Shinn, II. j. Green and Freeman
f. Johnson went to Cove Monday to
DC with the tax collector.
]. t. Scroggins of the Scroggins
Mercantile Company of Vandervoort
was in town last week. He was ar
ranging for big sale, to begin Feb
'uary IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moseley and
and Mr.. Moseley's sister,
Mrs. A. A. Clifford of Fort Smith
we're visiting friends and relatives at
Potter Sunday.
J. W. philpot came to Mena Fri
lay, bringing the household goods
II Prof. w. #. Burns, who has just
'losed very successful term of
school at Egger.
J. G. Hartzell, who came here re-
'ently from Blackwell, Ok. has re-
'eived his candy manufacturing
and within a few DAYS
viii be ready for business at the
com next to the City Meat Market.
Ed w. Lloyd and family of wife
nd five children have arrived from
'alem, ILL.,, to make their home in
'olk county. Mr.. Lloyd desires to
ent a small farm for this season.
Expecting to purchase when he has
lad time to look about.
II. t. Bradford of Lonoke, special
leld agent for the United States De-
artment of Agriculture, is in Mena
oday, entertained by Elmer J. Lun-
y. Mr. Bradford formerly was
commissioner of agriculture of Ar
agsas.
w. G. Baker is in receipt of the
announcement of the wedding of
IS brother, Albert s. Baker, TO
liss Mary Ellen Brookhart at Ken
ln, Ok. The groom spent some
me in Mena about a year ago. and
'. G. expects him here with his
ride in the near future.