The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-30

hSy " hOll Ol AlhbOOlly Noo III Mena on business Wednesday.
 Alfred Maddox and Mack Huddle- stOn, both of Alder, spent Tuesday in Mena and returned Wednesday,
 A marriage license was issued Thursday to John Taphorn and Miss Lou Eller Hollingsworth, both of Opal.
 H. l.. Mcdaniel of the firm of Me- Daniel & Son of Smithville Ok, spent Tuesday afternoon and night in Mena.
 Mrs. Porter Allen and son Robert of Smithville, Ok, are visiting Mrs. Aliens father-in-law, R. s. Allen, and family.
 J. w. James, Ernest Nelson, I. T. Keller, Jeff Morris and Samuel Agee were among the Hatfield visitors to Mena Saturday.
 Dennis Townsend and brother Doss left Tuesday for Beach, Ok, to spend a day or two with their brother, T. Townsend
 Earl Sartain, who formerly lived at Potter, now at Lenox Ok, has been with Polk county friends a few days, returning Wednesday.
 F. c. Coon of Checotah, Ok, who purchased a farm last spring from Charles Kirkland, is in Mena, in- tending to buy more property.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. z. Disheroon of | Paris, Tex, arrived last Thursday for weeks visit with Mr. Dish eroonS brother, J. E. Disheroon.
 Charels WiIkerson Tuesday began a demonstration of his recently pat ented oil burner at the corner of | Mena street and Sherwood avenue. |
 Deputy Sheriff Robert Norris went to Norris mill Tuesday to see his father, Dr. J. A. Norris, who was reported to be quite sick.
 Mrs. c. II. Harter left last Thurs day for her home at Great Bend. Kas, after visiting three months with her daughter, Mrs. D. A. Hil- ton.
 Mr. and Mrs Jack Southern and sons, Ellis and Cluster of Egger, spent Friday night in Mena with Mrs. Southern's father, V. Lott, who is sick
 Miss Ada Hite, editor of the Ft. Smith Saturday Item, spent the week end with her sister, Miss An nfe Hite, teacher in the Mena schools.
 Ben Williams, a brother-in-law of | Judge Wright Prickett. is in Mena and expects 10 make his home in this locality. He came from Hutch insOn Kas
 MT. and Mrs. D. B. Joplin, Mir. and Mrs. Will Alexander and Mrs. j. l. Alley went to Dallas Wednes- day to participate in the cleaning up of the cemetery
 Frank Savage, formerly a drug glst or Mena, and the eitv's first city treasurer, now mayor of Harts- horne, Okp is spending several days with Mena friends.
 Mrs. Joe Sheppard, who had been visiting last week with her sisters. Mrs. L. o. Dickson and Mrs. Uriel Ihaeker, returned Thursday to her home in Amarillo, Tex.
 Charles E. Roberts, recently of London, England, now visiting his brother, Evan c. Roberts, at Foran Gap, was in Mena Saturday. He was accompanied by G. R. Hale. w. II. Conger, son of J. w. Con- ger, president of Central College of conway, spent Sunday and Sunday night In Mena. He returned to his nome at Neal Springs Monday.
 Dr. D. A. Hilton and Mrs. Hilton returned Sunday afternoon from Grannis, where they spent Saturday night and Sunday with Dr. Hilton's brother, Dr. A. D. Hilton and family. J. M. Hawthorn left Friday afternoon for Fort Smith, where he will appear before the Federal court as a witness in the Clark vs. Southwestern Telephone Company case.
 T. R. Taylor, formerly of Mena, arrived here Friday from Pam pa, Tex. He will spend few days with his brother, Ernest, at Rocky.