The Mena weekly star., 1913-06-19

N. Hoyle and sons, John ana ana Charles were here last week rom Ciageft The latter live Tn Lips comb. Tex. to which place they Will return in few days.
 E. R. Bryant, who has purchased n cotton gin at Idabel, Okr lelt last Thursday for that place, accompah- jed bv Mrs. Bryant They go there 10 make their home.
 l. A. Thornton, W. P. Mount Dr' | c. c. Gunnels, E. c. Poulson' lLa Cunningham and Old Lindsay leII Monday for Amity to as9Ist Ill H. o. o. F. degree work.
 Mrs. Rudolf Balriger and daugh- ter Miss Anna Louise, are here from Kansas City for visit o1 seN- pral weeks with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. smith on Grandyiew Heights
 r q Conn was with Mena friends Wednesday, and is happy in having what he believes tO be the best crop he has ever raised in Polk county and he's been here many, many years.
 Mrs. D. II. Hopkins and daughter, Mrs. Hazel Jackson, left last week for Bellingham, Wash. to be Wlth Mrs. Hopkins mother, who IS very sick and desired their immediate presence.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hiltebrand have gone to Port Arthur, Tex. to visit Mrs. Hiltebrands mother, Mrs, w. w. Cleaver. MT. Hiltebrand will remain for ten days and Mrs. Hllte- brand about a month. w. R. Shinn, county tax assessor | left Monday morning for Rich Noun tain to begin work. He was accom-
 panied by the former assessor, Freeman L. Johnson, who will as
 sist him in getting started. T. T. Baker, who lives just south of town, gave an informal dance to party of young people last Thurs day night The affair was well at tended and everyone enjoyed them selves to the fullest extent. 1ianpen N-ps ISsnpH last Thursday afternoon to Ira 0. Bailey and Mary A. Penson, both Of Smithville. Ok. The ceremony was performed by Judge W. \. Martin al the court house about o'clock.
 Mrs. Jennie Peters and son Earl were in from Board Camp to- day. Mrs. Peters says her boys are doing fine work with their crops this year, and will make twice as much as ever before if no bad luck comes.
 F. R. Christy died Tuesday. June 1 l0, at Davenport. Ok. He is survived by his father, B. H. Christy. and two brothers. Henry and Holly, and an uncle, Jim Christy the latter three all living in Mena. The re- mains were inferred at Davenport.
 J. R. Moore of Big Fork was in Mena Monday purchasing material for a new school building which is being built near his mill at that place A new school district has been formed and the new building is the result.
 Marriage licenses were issued Saturday to the following: Andy Avants and Mandy Moore. both of Hartley; John F. Mckinney and Ethel Fetherstone, both af Nena and John c. Hoheimer and Beulah c. Davis both of Hatfield.
 Chief of Police X. McNilan. Judge l.. N Burnett and Mr. and
 Mrs. Gilbert McNillan and baby left last week for an overland trip 10 Womble Mr. Burnett will re- turn in about three days. the others To remain for a week or more.
 II. W. Cardwen returned last Wednesday from Lufkin. Tex. where he recently completed a sewer system. He has contracted 10 build another system for Jack sonville. Tex" and will go 10 that place in about a week to begin work.
 Nr. and Mrs. Frank Davis a re- gently married couple from Rorc Springs. are in Mena spending the
 last days of their declining honey moon. Mr. Davis will return home
 immediately, but Mrs. Davis will
 stay over tomorrow for the re-
 mainder of the teachers institute.
 M. w. Lindsay and little son Wat
 kins are in Mena to visit relatives and attend to business. Mr. Lind
 say is now sole owner and manager
 Of a lively little printing plant in Shreveport.
 J. A. Thornton. w. p. Mount F
 C. Poulson and Old Lindsay re- turned Tuesday from Amitv. The party went over Monday to assist
 in |. 0. 0. F. degree work.