The Mena weekly star., 1913-09-18

and sixty in Oklahoma.
 Mrs. C. B. Chitw0od has returnet fo her home near Ft. smith aitel a visit in Mena with her mother Mrs, D. B. Joplin, and relatives a DeOueen and Shreveport.
 Nr and Mrs. L. \. Underwood anC two children. who have been camp ing on the Ouachita for seVera weeks. returned to their home II Joplin. Mo-, Wednesday.
 Miss Pauline Brewer, who ha' snent the summer with her parents the Rev. Francis \. Brewer and MrS Brewer, left "Wednesday for Hazen Ark. to resume her work III th' public schools.
 Walter Tweedy has returned from business trip through tho northwest part of the state. He stalps that the thermometer regis tered as low as forty degrees in tha section of the state Saturday.
 The Rev. G. W. Ward and Mrs Ward of Cauthron were in Men; Tuesday en route to Rocky, to hol( n len-day revival meeting. MT Ward expects to move with hi family to Ink in the near future.
 Mrs. C. A. Proctor, who ha' been visiting relatives in Will; Grove. H., returned home las week. She was accompanied b! llr. Proctors aunt and cousin, Mrs C. A. Proctor and Miss Lyda Proc tor.
 Mrs. Lida McCann received message last Monday stating tha her mother, Mrs. V $ Batson, WhC lives in Greenville. <. c.. had beer killed by street car. The message was brief and did not give any par ticulars.
 T. A. Woodell of Cove was at- tending 10 business in Mena Satur day. He said that the frs rain at that place that was enougl 10 lay the dust started at noon Fri day. and that if had continued steadily since.
 F. Slattery of Huron, s. D., is il Mena with a view to purchasin! land in this county. Mir. Slattery i very favorably impressed with thu country. He is a cousin to Johl Burk. the present treasurer of thu United States.
 ]. l.. Lewis and Mrs. Molli, GriSham of Hatfield were united il marriage Monday afternoon in tn, office of County Clerk Parker. b! the Rev. w. L. Smith. Mr. and Mrs Lewis left that evening for theil home in Hatfield.
 MT and Mrs. Theo, Helping lief Monday evening for Iowa City. la where they will remain for seVera months. Mir. Helping expects to in. tereSt a party of homeseekers il this county and accompany then to Mena next spring.
 The Rev. !. NJ. Taber of Hattol was in Mena Saturday. Mr. Tabe has converted some of his land a Bog Springs into lots and report having sold fifty lots to Shreveport people, majority of whom vii build summer homes on them.
 Albert l.. Fletcher son of Dr. r NJ. Fletcher, left Monday afternoon for Little Rock. where he will re. Sume his studies at Little Rock Col. lege. He was accompanied by Ear Corr of Mena and Lawrence Leiscf of Egger, who will also maDriculate
 Walter C. Robertson and Mis-. Maud CuShman were united ii marriage by the Rev. Francis N Brewer at the Methodist parsonag, at { o'clock Friday afternoon. Mir Robertson recently came from Mis- souri and purchased the ]. ]. Sum- merS property on the Bethesda road for his future home.
 c. J. Parks and daughter. Mis-: Marie, returned to Lottie. La. last Monday after spending the summer m camp on the Ouachita. Mis. Parks was very ill from malaria fever when she first came to poll county, but returns in the best ot health. They plan to come to thi. county every summer, and vii bring a party of friends with then on their next trip.
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 Hit by Stray Shot.
 Mrs. Lou Haltom, a widow lad, residing on Hamilton avenue. had Z narrow escape from serious iniury saturday when some unknown hoy standing block away. fired a sho, gun at dOp Mpc uolto,. -