The Mena weekly star., 1913-07-31

John Talkington of Ink was trad ing in Mena Friday.
 Ike Willis was in from Scott county Saturday.
 R. w. Gilstrap of Acorn was trad ing in Mena Saturday.
 G. F. Crawford of Big Fork was in Mena Tuesday on business.
 w. S. Hilton, constable at Board Camp, was in Mena on business Thursday.
 J. H. Pullen and son John, of Oden, were in Mena on business Wednesday.
 Henry Wilson, c. Allen and D. c. Richmond were in from Nella trad ing "Wednesday.
 c. R. Shields and family have gone to Malvern to visit MT. Shields sister, Mrs. F. D. Cunningham.
 n. F. Jaggers has returned from trip to Heavener, to which place he intends to move permanently.
 w. D. Allen of Eagleton, G. w.. Haley and A. H. Kemp of Blansett were in Mena Monday on business.
 w. II. Miles, G. C. Cost and James T. Apperson of Blansett spent Saturday trading in Mena.
 Miss Bella Mount and Roger Lane spent Sunday visiting friends at Cove.
 Miss Margaret Ortlieb and Miss Bertha Lutz left Monday for St. Louis.
 G. w. Petty and family have gone to Womble in their auto for few days fishing and hunting.
 Miss Helen Weir of Heavener is spending a week with her aunt. Miss Eva Converse, at Quito.
 A marriage license was issued Saturday to Reece Henry, aged 2i, and Jennie Tunnell aged 23, both of Wickes
 I;, NIrooo,to, oDd piU PrakafieId merchants of Mt. Ida, are in Mena, the guests of Police Judge L. N. Burnett.
 Mrs. c. F. Embry left Wednesday for a visit in Honey Grove and Paris. Tex. She will be gone about three weeks.
 R. J. Abernathy, Phil Abernathy, J. B. Lilies, L. c. Edwards and Jake Edwards of Big Fork were in Mena Friday on business.
 J. A. Mount returned Thursday to Sallsaw, Ok, after a short visit in Mena with Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mount.
 Arta George of Blansett, son of Mrs. J. Caviness, is here for a visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Cav mess on Polk street.
 w. P. Mount, s. l.. Lindsay. Jim Ritchie and party went to Shady last Thursday for ten days fishing on the Cossatott.
 John Dodd of Ransom was in Mena Thursday. He reports crop conditions in his neighborhood as being fine.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hopkins re- returned last Wednesday from an extended visit with relatives in Hot Springs. Miss Ova Green has returned from a ten days visit with her par ents. MT. and Mrs. H. J. Green, at Fillmore. Ok.
 Henry Goodner of 0den was in Mena Tuesday on business. He re- ports crop indications in his vicin- lity as being unusually good. Miss Nettie and Miss Freda Sal vers arrived Wednesday afternoon lfrom Ft. Smith, and will spend two months in Mena with their sister, Mrs. Gus Emerson. l. D. Greer and family of Blanco. OK. and Miss Bertha James Of Heavener. who have been in Mena visiting w. NJ. Weise and family returned to their respective homes
 Mrs. Hal l.. Norwood, who IS spending the summer at Bog Springs, arrived "Wednesday afternoon to spend few days in Mena as the guest of Mrs. Jas. D. Shaver.
 pr. n. w. Connally was up from Hatfield Tuesday on business. He stated that he had sold his prop eriy at Hatfield to Dr. c. A. Camp lbell. and will move to his farm near Rocky.
 Miss Zona Pope and Mrs. H. A. Terry of Clarksville, Tex, arrived Hast week for a visit with Miss popes sister. Mrs. ]. F. Averitt. Mrs. Terry will remain for a couple