The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-01

are fine. but the. peach crop is very uncertain
 Ms Gt1 Hamilton ot Cove was
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 gf Sssze-ssl art IA. Webb ot s7gea vs-s J- NeGa Wednesday-I
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 vt5 E T. Poe of Grannis was
 N--a " 51e>iay t0 attend to sas-e>> -- che circuit clerks ot-
 J5- C. Allen. cashier of The Bank rs Hatfield. who has been in Mena ,-y4-s. days attending court re-
 turned home Saturday.
 Mss Nacey Norris, manager ot -b4 Golf Bros. X Gamble store at Cove was m Nena Thursday visit in- Nr. and Mrs. R. Golf. Mss Beu.ah Davis. Miss Daisy Dover. Mss Grace Whipple, Miss IOza Dover and Mrs. Laura Nhlpple ! of Hatfield were in Mena Nednes- day as witnesses in court
 II. W. Finger. T. N. Dover J. L. 1 Gates. G. II. Johnson and George iW. Liner. all of Hatfield. were in Neua Friday attending court.
 W. I. Green returned Friday from Little Rock. where he attend ed the Arkansas Bankers Associa- ton Wednesday and Thursday,
 p. M White. who has been sick for several days. Is able to be out and left Thursday for Wickes to spend a few days with J. A. Felts.
 Miss Tempia Lewis of Asher, Ok. was in Mena Monday en route to | Nickes. where she will visit her sister, Mrs. A. H. Heron. for several days.
 Miss Oya Green of Fillmore. Ok~ formerly of Nena, has returned Co this city and accepted a position with F. L. Johnson as deputy cir- cult clerk
 c. C. Watkins. editor of the Pro- duce Journal of Ft. Smith. was in Mena Friday. He is making a-trip down the railroad Investigating fruit conditions
 ]. B. McClennon of Grannis was in Mena Friday as a witness in court. He recently was quite seriously hurt by a fall and has not entirely recovered.
 \. Vincent of NandervoOrt was in Mena Friday. Nr. Vincent came to Polk county from the North, and two winters have fully convinced him that this Is the kind of a coun- try he likes.
 Old $. L.l Lindsay returned Mon day from Shreveport La. and Nicksburg, Miss, where he has been the past three weeks visiting his sons, Pike and Emmett, and reports an extra enjoyable trip.
 J. T. Garrett and R. J. Rogers of Big Fork were in Mena last Fri day. They are much interested in farmers meeting to be held at that place May 8, the program of which is printed in this paper
 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chilean and three children, and c. H. Jett. Jr.. of WickeS, drove to Mena Sun day with MT. Gillean's Ford. re- turning home Monday afternoon. The running time of the trip was two hours.
 J. J. Tootle of St. Joseph. Mo. who has been in Mena for the past week attending 10 business and visiting w. A. Ragland. left Friday for Arden, where he will spend a week on his ranch before return ing to his home in St. Joseph.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Hulsizer of DeS Moines, Ia., were in Nena n few days this week looking for a place where they, with their friends, could spend the winter Nr. Hulsizer is a manufacturer of window supplies.
 Lois the five-year-old daughter Of MT. and Mrs. D. p. Wilhite. who live two and one-half miles from Mena on the Rocky road. fell Tues day afternoon from the barn loft ani broke her left leg just above | the knee. The child was said to be resting nicely Wednesday. J. A. Harkey of HattOn left for nome Wednesday after a short stay Tn Mena to purchase wire and qther supplies for his farm. Mr Harkey Is giving a good deal of af- lehtlon to stock raising and the development of pastures and forage ! crops. 0' 'e0
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