The Mena weekly star., 1913-04-03

district.
 Will Lane of Potter was paying t,yas in Nena Wednesday
 Jim smith of Vandervoort was lin Nena "Wednesday paying taxes Joe ShigIey of Eagleton was III Nena "Wednesday buying live ''ocN'
 W F Wright and A. billiard ol Haruev were trading m NeIi' Wednesday
 zack Davis and son Walter of sullivan were trading in MeHa 1 Wednesday.
 Ed c. White of Hatfield was pay ling taxes and looking after other business Wednesday.
 John X. Lewey, a merchant oi Nirkes. was in Nena Wednesday Ibuying goods for his store.
 Lorr Skeels of Libby, Mont, was lin Mena Wednesday. Mr. Sheeis Is IU. <. forest fire reserve agent.
 John and Ernest Milan were in Mena Thursday en route from wal dron to their home at NombIe, 
 $. M Watkins of Vandervoort was in Mena Friday paying taxes and looking after other business
 S. r. Wood went to Waters Mon day in the interest of his store. lie was accompanied by II. E. Davis.
 Miss Murrel Jones of Potter re- turned home Tuesday, after a short visit with Mrs. Oliver John son.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hays and two daughters. Misses Oya and Ola. of Vandervoort were trading in Mena Monday.
 Earl Purcell and Kelsie Beetham of NanderVoort were in Mena Mon day. trading and looking after busi- ness interests.
 NrS. Tom Sanford returned 10 her her at Waldron Friday, after a weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Maggie Board.
 lIr. and Mrs. J. G. Lawrence went out to Shady Friday to spend week with Nr. LaWrence's father J. S. Lawrence.
 Miss Alice Carr of spro, OG.. rc- turned 10 her home Tuesday. after a few days visit with her cousin Mrs. J. |. Alley
 W. M Martin of Hatfield was in Neua "Wednesday visiting his son. Judge W. \. Martin and daughter Mrs. W. L. Green I. J. Winlon of Shawnee, Ok. ar | IrINed last week for a visit with his niece, Mrs. J. W. Moseley, whom he has not seen in 30 years.
 J. A. Cross, of the firm of Eads i X Cross of Oden, was in Mena Fri- day buying stock for his store and atiending to other business. 
 Ambrose Bratcher left Tuesday for Oklahoma City and other points m Oklahoma, where he expects lo buy ear of horses and mules. W. E. Beavers and W. H. Stev- ems of Hatfield were in Mena Fri day getting deeds recorded and looking up abstract titles to lands.
 J. W. Sargent of Board Camp was m Mena Saturday. He believes there will be plenty of fruit for freeze
 Mr, and Mrs, W. II. Hart Jeff Friday for their home at salem & D" after a brief visit with Mr. Harts parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. T.. Hart. '
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wieslrand were in Mena Saturday. Nr. Wiz strand has been quite sick for l6o past two weeks, suffering from se- were cold
 Mrs. l. E. Lindsay and brother. l. k. Joplin, went to Vandervoort Fri day and will return with their sis Ter, Mrs. W. E. Bell, who has been sick for several days.
 The Revs. w. L. Smith. j. R Gooch Jesse Green and J. l. Haynes of Mena went out to Yotkanv Snn- day to attend Fifth Sunday meet Ing Of the Baptist church.
 Habitual constipation is the door through which many of the serjons HIS oi the body are admitted. The occasional use of Prickly Ash Rit- ters will remove and cure this dis IreSslng condition. Jackson Druo G0r Gunnels Drug Co.,, McNernev's Pharmacy, special agents.
 Mrs, Will Darden and son Bryan ol ldabel, Ok, arrived in Mena tuesday in answer to a message in Iormng them of the severe illness oi Dr' F. A. Lee. Mrs. Darden is a sister of Dr. Lee. '' O0" i' d