The Mena weekly star., 1913-04-10
GRANNIS GRAINS.

en Bow Ok Grannis last week.
 Dr. A. D. Hilton was Mena VlS- itor first part of the week.
 Prof. and Mrs. Pigg left Monday for Mena, where they will spend a few weeks.
 Miss Ethel Cliff left Tuesday for an extended visit with her brother at Beaver. Ok.
 Rev. Roy Job. pastor of the Nazarene church. moved to De- Queen this week.
 Quite a number from here attend ed the Holiness meeting at Ozark Sunday afternoon.
 Mr. Collins of Sloan Springs was looking after property interests m GranniS last week.
 D. Loyd and son Adrian left Sun day for Touchdown, after a ten day stay with homefolkS.
 Mr. SallsgaVeS moved last week into a house owned by Alex Coyle on East Port Arthur avenue.
 T. K. Moore and James HegWOod have opened blacksmith shop just south of w. E. Hungate's store.
 Miss Emma Clinton left the first of the week for Stanley. Ok. where she will visit her grandparents.
 Miss Lizzie Arnold came up Sat urday from Vivian. La. 10 visit a couple oi weeks with hOmefolks
 Misses Ethel Cliff, Bess Kirby, Wave Wicre, Emma Floy and Win nie Clinton were shopping in Gill; ham Saturday.
 The livery barn has again changed hands, now being owned by a com pany composed of w. E. Hungate. Lee Shane and Mr. Winchell.
 George Smith and daughter Nel- lie came over from Touchdown Friday. and returned Monday, ac- cOmpanjrl by Mrs. Sam Curley and children. who will visit for two weeks.
 Mrs. W. l.. Litson, who has been quite sick for the past two weeks, is reported better. Also Charles Brazil, James Neil, Forest Sargent and Grandpa Noles are said to be
 Since Ia>t week three ears of household goods have been unload- ed al G@nuiS. Mr. Robeson of El- gin, Neb~ located in the W. r. Ho- gan home on East Port Arthur avenue Nr, Freeman of Kansas City located on his own farm fOur| miles west and Mr. Miner also of Kansas City, moved to his farm one mile south. which he recently pur-I chased rom Mrs. Curl.
 Mrs. John Jones has closed a sue ceSSfuI seven months term of school at the spur north of tOWn Prof. Luther Blan also closed his second school at Wickes, and Prof. Pigg and Miss Ethel Cliff closed their school al this place last Fri day They gave a picnic on the grounds. Many full baskets were in evidence. A good program was ren- dered. Last but not least of the pleasures was the talk. to young and old, given by Prof Adams. which was enjoyed by all, and we hope it| will be long remembered. May there be an abundant harvest of good from his sowing in that talk.
 From Over the Way.
 A. M. Ferguson of Alder was in Mena Tuesday.
 J. R. Neal was attending to busi- ness in Mena "Wednesday,
 Lawrence Brock of Vandervoort was in Mena last week.
 E. w. Rowe of Rocky was trad ing in Mena Tuesday,
 Bro. John Simpson will preach at Nun.ey Saturday night and fol o'clock Sunday morning.
 w. NJ. New of New was in Mena Thursday buying a stock of dry goods and groceries for store which he has just opened.
 Mrs. James D. Moore of Villisca. a., is in Mena visiting Mrs. H. w. ! ngman and looking over the coun- ny with a view to locating.
 G. F, Crawford moved his family | md household effects to Big Fork | friday. The new hotel he is build | ng there is almost ready for busi- | less.
 Mrs. NJ. s. Kessler of Denver, Col. las purchased the Charles Hohen- zee place one mile east of Mena. md will move to it in the near fu- ure.
 II, M Howard of Bogg Springs vas in Mena Tuesday buying sup 'lies for the big hoteF that is to be pened at the springs in the near uture.
 J. D. White, who lives 10 miles ast of Hatfield, was in Mena Satur- ay squaring accounts with his ounty newspaper for a year ahead nd looking after other business. Peter Heckman and son Will. of 'keen, Ok, were in Mena Satur- ay looking for a location, and state hat they will in all probability de- lde to make their home in this ity.
 R. s. Allen returned Saturday rom his farm near Smithville here he has been looking after lanting on his farm. He Jeff uesday morning on a business 'ip to Oklahoma points. An occasional dose of Prickly Ash itters keeps the system healthy ards off disease and maintains