The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-20

shady visited Mr. and Mrs. J. G. lawrence Wednesday.
 A marriage license was issued friday to Sylvian J. Harper and Miss Delaine Blake, both of Wat son, Ok.
 Lem Lofts of Durant, Ok, for nerly of Mena, was visiting rel ltives and friends in the city last week.
 Messrs. R. T. and I. D. Ritter and | Mack Reed of LenoX, Ok, were | business in Mena Sat urday.
 K. K. Kemper of HattOn was in | Mena Saturday transacting busi- ness and visiting relatives and friends.
 John NJ. Grower, George R. Thole and John W. Weeks of Van dervoort were in Mena on business Wednesday.
 L. NJ. Wimbcrly, Jr., returned Saturday from Webber Falls, Oko where he has been for several days on business.
 W. A. Worlhinglon of McAlster, Okr formerly of Mena, was in the city last week, visiting friends and lran~acting business.
 I. l.. Dial, who has been visiting NJ. B. Brown and l.. C. Dial for several days. left Friday for his home al AIlamonJ Ill.
 A. E. Smith. C. NJ. Miller Buck Chambers, R. NJ. Miller and John Chambers, all of Egger, were in the city last Thursday on business.
 F.. F. Gordon. who has been visit ing relatives in Mena for several days, left Monday for his home in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Can.
 Prof. D. s. Jones, principal of the school at Mountain Fork. was in Ncna Saturday, visiting friends and looking after his school interests.
 A. F. Wear of Board Camp was in Mena Saturday transacting busi- ness and working in the interest of the Polk County Boys Corn Club.
 C. NJ. Fri2zell of Howe. Ok. was in Mena Monday getting prices of real estate. Mr. Frizzell will move his family to Mcna in the near fu- lure.
 G. L. Lochridge left Saturday for the St. Louis and Chicago mar kets. He will attend a three days special sale at St. Louis for retail merchants.
 Miss Anna Travis was called to Hatfield Wednesday, by a telephone message notifying her of the dan gerous illness of her mother. Mrs. w. \. Travis.
 J. N. Roach and family of Ha- Nana arrived in Mena Saturday to make this city their future home. Mr.. Roach is a father-in-law of Walter Stay
 w. A. Baker has moved from his temporary home on Jansen avenue to two miles east of Mena. on the Dallas road, where he pur- chased farm.
 Ed Harvey Warren Johnson and Tom Bell of Eagleton; J. II. Gore of Blansett, and Frank and George Faulkner of Elrtley, were trading in Mena Monday.
 Word was received in Mena Fri day that Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Roach. who have been at Marlin, Tex. for Mir. Roach's health, had gone to San Antonio, Tex.
 F. NJ. Jones of Big Fork was in Mena Saturday. en route home from FL. Smith, where he was called several days ago on account of the illness of a relative.
 l.. C. Ringgold, son of w. l.. Ring gold of Nunley, died Friday at 6:3O ID. m. as result of lung trouble. lnterment was in Nunley cemetery at 3:30 Saturday afternoon.
 Dr. w. p. Parks went to Oden Sunday to operate on George Vim berly for an abcessed lung. The operation was successful and Mir. Wlmberly is reported doing well. !, MT. and Mrs. James E. McChung .Of Coleman, Pa, came to Mena Wednesday for the purpose of look ing over the town. They left to- day for Kansas City, stating that they would return in the future to make Mena their home.
 II. D. Friar of Oden. l.. p. purvis Of Board Camp, w. p. Durant of Ink, Ike Workman of Big Cedar. w M. Clausin of Blansett, and D. B. Gray and c. K. Hudson of Gibbs were in Mena on business Wednes- day
 G. p. Cagle was over from Mt. Ida Wednesday to get coal for his