The Mena weekly star., 1913-04-24

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 Ben Gipson of Hatfield was in Mena Wednesday.
 $. H. West of Gibbs was trading in Mena "Wednesday.
 w. A. Worthington of Cove was in Mena Wednesday,
 J. s. King of Hatfield was in Mena Wednesday attending court.
 D. c. Richman and c. Allen of Nella were trading in Mena Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Reeves of Grannis were trading in Mena Wednesday.
 Attorney J. $. Lake of DeQueen was in Mena Wednesday attending Circuit court.
 Uncle Seaborn Philpot of Egger is spending a couple of days with Mena friends.
 Attorney Grant Billings of Dierks was in the city "Wednesday attend ing Circuit court.
 Mrs. L. Owens went to Heayener Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs Maud Pakrer.
 Deputy Sheriff W. A. Griffin of Hatfield was in Mena on official business Wednesday.
 H. s. Arnold, justice of the peace of Cove township, was in Mena on official business Wednesday,
 Miss Viva Kelly of Howard, who has been visiting Mrs. D. NJ. Wat kins- for several days, returned home Tuesday.
 Tim Chapman, formerly of Oden, has moved to Nena and accepted a position with the Watkins Hard ware Company.
 C. Lowery and B. Mount of Sal lisaw, Ok, were in MenG Monday visiting Roy Mount and other friends and relatives.
 Mrs. H. Hunter of Gillham left Wednesday for her home, after a short visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. P. Ross.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Sharp returned Sun day from Hatfield. where she spent a few days with her parents, Mr and Mrs. L. W. AVeritt.
 Allen Watkins. court stenogra- pher, is here from Ashdown to act in his usual capacity during the present term of Circuit court.
 Mrs. F. E. MrKelroy of Womble was in Mena Saturday, en route to Broken Bow. Ok. where she will visit relatives for a short time.
 Miss Bessie Sandlin of Weleetka, Ok. returned home Monday after spending a few days with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Holiday.
 W. NJ. Settle and N. Simpson of Board Camp were in Mena last week 1 and reported much activity in agri- cultural lines in their neighbor- hood.
 H. s. Parish of Ink was in Mena last Friday He says he fAars the heavy rains following the corn planting will interfere with the stand.
 J.J, Foster of Quito was in Mena Tuesday. He says that the people of that settlement are getting more than anxious to have the pOstoflice reOpened.
 Postmaster Levi Wimberly went to Ft. Smith Tuesday to get in- formation regarding the free de- livery service. which will begin in ! Mena May |.
 Will Jones returned Saturday from Hot Springs, where he spent several weeks in taking treatment for an injured arm. He has almost recovered from his hurt.
 N. NJ. King, who has spent sev- eral summers in Mena because of the climate, returned again last week for another season. He spent the past winter at Alvin Tex. the Farmers and Merchants Bank. left Tuesday for Little Rock. where he will attend the State Bankers Association Wednesday and Thursday.
 Abe Collins of DeQueen, prose- cutting attorney, arrived in Mena Sunday 10 take up the work in the Circuit court He was accom- panied by Mrs. Collins, who will spend a week here.
 Mrs. May Willis of San Antonio. Tex. was in Mena last week en route to Cove, where she will visit her mother Mrs. Molly Lister, for several weeks. Mrs. Willis was formerly a citizen of Mena.