The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-05-02

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Hnkle is moving here for the
benefit Of his health.
j. NJ. Cecil. postmaster Of Van
deivoort, was attending to business
in Mena Wednesday.
Marriage licenses were issued
Wednesday to G. 0. Jones and Miss
Memphis Stanford, both Of Gram
mis-.
Mrs. G. Little Of Cove returned
home Tuesday, after a short visit
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. w. f.
Lane.
Mrs. NJ. P. Mcdonald returned
Wednesday to Hugo, Ok. after
a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
r. F. Baughn.
G. W. Wolf of Ink left Wednes-
day with his little adughter
for Paris, Tex, where she will UNI
dergo a surgical operation.
w. Sigest of Black Fork was
trading in Mena "Wednesday for the
first time. He expressed surprise
al finding Mena such a fine trading
point.
Miss Mamie Dickson returned to
her home at Mansfield Tuesday, af-
ter visit with her sister,
Mrs. 2. r. Watkins. Mrs. Watkins
accompanied her as far as Heav-
ener.
O. i. BoIsIord OF Racine, Wis.,.
and J. G. Stoughfon of Rogers left
last week, after spending several
days in Mena looking around. They
We're both we'll pleased.
Mrs. Charles Copeland is in re-
ceipt Of letter announcing the
marriage Of Miss Alyce Lawson,
formerly Of Mena. but now Of f.
Smith, to Ross j. Davis, a business
man Of that place.
Mack p. and Jennie Ghist Of
Boles; Tom Cartwright. Charles
Thomas, Frank Richmond Of NeIIa:
u. r. Roberts of Opal, Isaac Rob-
erts of Alder and Sam Andrews Of
Big Cedar. We're trading in Mena
Wednesday.
?. J. Roberts and Miss Nancy
Elizabeth Fields, both of Big Cedar,
Ok, were marrier Friday after
moon at the county clerks office.
The Rev. Green officiaied. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts left Saturday for their
home in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach Edwards re-
turned last week from Advance.
Mo-, where they have been for some
time. When Mr.. Edwards sold out
in Polk county he intended locat-
ing elsewhere, but Polk county
looked better than any place he
could find.
A. II. Kemp, ID. P. Johnson. Bud
Nash, of Nella, Scott county: Jake
loobbs, ]. G. Goodner and daughter.
Nettie, and Wiley Lawrence of
Oden; John McKinzie OF Waters.
Boss Dilbeek Of Big Fork and Bob
Miller Of Hatfield, were trading in
Mena Tuesday.
}. HOLSTER Tull, agrieulturist for
the Kansas City Southern Railway
Company, returned Friday from
q weeks business trip to Port Ar
thur and other southern points. He
says that agricultural conditions
are almost month behind i'm the
south on account Of the continued
rains.
George and Dink Roberts and
families and J. b. Bowman of Blan-
set. a. VI. ferguson of Alder and
Richard Huddleston of Waters were
trading in Mena las. Thursday.
Mrs. ]. H. Ship OF Fairbanks ok
arrived in Mena Saturday. Mr.. Shin
arrived Monday with a ear III
household goods. They are going
20 Duy farm in Polk county.
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9: Q. Hunt Of Fairbury. Neb.. i
ID Mena, and will look over polk
county with view 10 locating. Mr.
hunt Is advance guard for sew
efai families who eonfemnlate
coming 10 Polk county in the near
lulure' provided Mr.. Hunts report
i favorable one. A brother will
lein him here next week.
harry Paeeif representing the
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