The Mena weekly star., 1913-03-06

b. C., to attend the Inauguration ol presldent-elect Woodrow Nllsoh'
 J. j. Black of Eagleton was Ill Mena on business wednesday.
 J. Il. Carter and J. W. Crlder ol . Sims were trading in Mena Wednes- day
 R. l.. Ford and J. W. GOVdon oI Hartley were visitors Ill Mena W ednesday.
 J. w. Martin, Jim Miller and M. A. Lofts ol Egger were trading Ill Mena Wednesday.
 J. T. Epperson, Bud Brady and Joe SWarze of Blansett were trad Ing ill Mena Wednesday.
 l.. C. Wilson of Wickes was Vls- iting friends and transactlng Dusl- ness in Mena Tuesday.
 T. k. Malone, C. E. Burks and I. C. Arnold, all of Grannls, were in Mena Wednesday on business.
 Mrs. Homer Chamblin of Board Camp was ill Mena Wednesday, en route to Russellville, where she will visit relatives.
 Norris Hilton, Miss Clara Smith and Miss Maggie Wilson of Big Ce- dar, Ok, were guests at the home of R. L, Norris Monday,
 Mrs. Carrie Whipple of Hatfield is visiting here this week with her daughter, Mrs. Amzi Winton,> and other relatives and friends.
 w. $. Gardner of Bokochito, Ok. was in Mena Thursday visiting A. L. Kirby. Mr. Gardner and MT. Kirby are interested in mining near Bokochito.
 This office received recently a bunch of winter turnips from the hands of Earl Peters of Board Camp. They were large and fine and much appreciated.
 P. Perry of Ink was in Mena Mon day 10 meet his family, which was expected to arrive from Ramsey Ill. Mr. Perry recently bought farm near Ink.
 J. II. Cole, Thomas Metcalf and J. A. Mckenzie of Waters; w. NJ. Walston, R. Whisenhunt and J. S. Lawrence of Shady were trading in Mena Saturday.
 Prof, W. C. Lasseter of the agri- cultural dpearlment of the Stale University at Fayetteville, is in Mena 10 look after the work at thc1 experimental farm.
 W. l. Mckinney left Tuesday for Hazel, Ok, where he will enter into partnership with his brother, Young Mckinney, in the general merchandise business. C. l.. Lacey of Russell, Kas., was in Mena Saturday looking over the city and visiting his friend F. C. Smith, who came to Mena several weeks ago from Rusesll.
 W. C. Riley of Mountain View, Mo. left Friday for his home He will return in a few days with his family and will make his home near Opal, where he has bought a farm.
 W. J. Hilton, R. NJ. Hamerton and B. Crump of Cove were in Mena Tuesday making final proof on a homestead near Cove, the first named as claimant, the latter two as witnesses.
 Sam Freeman, who has been mak- ing improvements on a farm north of town belonging to his uncle, A. H. Zimmerman, has completed the work and left Tuesday for his home in Fl Reno, Ok.
 Dr. J. R. Davis returned Saturday from GolfaX, N. M.. where he has been for some time looking after the ranch he owns near that place. He states that two feet of snow fell while he was in New Mexico.
 II. r. Lyle of Rock Island, H.. was in Mena Friday looking for location. Mr. Lyle was in the city about two weeks ago, and was so favorably impressed with it that he will buy a home and make this his place of residence.
 Elder Jerry Newman of Blue Mountain will preach in Mana at i the Primitive Baptist church Mon day night March 10. Mir. Newman arrived here Wednesday and