The Mena weekly star., 1913-07-24

zt. lOios week returned to her home at Hat field Monday afternoon.
 Miss Macey Norris of Cove was in Mena Tuesday
 Miss Martha Hudgins of DalidS was in Mena Wednesday.
 H. L. Rosson of Ink spent Tues day trading in Mena.
 E. NJ. Sharp went to Hatlleld Tuesday to attend the picnic.
 Tom and Wallace Morris of Oden were trading in Mena Wednesday,
 r. J. Wilcoxen and family ol Muse. Ok. were trading m Nelia Wednesday,
 w. H. Wilhite and George SlngIe- ton of Oden were trading m Mella Wednesday,
 Isom Avants and Frank Sims re- turned from Oklahoma Tuesday night, bringing a carload Of ilne mules.
 A marriage license was issued Tuesday afternoon to James P. Forehand, aged 3l, and Nora Price, aged IS.
 Miss Audra Banks. who has been in Mena the guest of W. W. Town send and family, left Monday for her home in Hiwasse, Ark.
 Henry Walker and family re- turned Saturday 10 their home at Mover, Ok, after a visit with friends and relatives in Mena.
 Born. to Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Cat lin of Nunley, Friday afternoon at } o'clock, a fine eight-pound baby girl, Dr. Vandiver in attendance.
 Peter McWilliam and E, c. Proc lor drove down to Wickes Friday to deliver new Ford car to Ed ward B. Isett, the well known lum- herman.
 oscar Wood and family visited Friday in Mena with his brother, s. I, Wood. They went on to Egeer Saturday to spend some time with their parents.
 Miss ZeIla Bond, who was con- nected with the Mena High school for some time as instructor in Latin. has accepted a position in the Con- way High school.
 Sheriff J. A. Thornton and fam fly returned las, week in their auto from Little Rock, where Mr. Thornton went to make his tax settlement with the state,
 Rex White, who has been visiting his mother Mrs. s. o. Wallace. in Mena for some time, returned Thursday to Graford. Tex. his mother accompanying him.
 Joe c. Allen, cashier of the Bank of Hatfield was in Mena Wednesday attending to business and look ing after the publication of book let for the Hatfield schools.
 W. c. Rowton of Womble is stop ping in Mena with his son. w. W. Rowton, and daughter. Mrs. J. M. Hawthorn. on route home from an extensive trip through Texas and Oklahoma
 l.. C. Wilson of Wickes was in Nena Monday. He expects that the Wickes Farm and Orchard Com pany will begin shipping Elbortas in a few days and will have five or six cars.
 W. l.. Parker and family returned last week from AlIeene. where they had been on a fishing trip. Nr. Parker says they had the finest Kind of time and caught all the fish they could eat.
 Dr. NJ. A. Bizzell. who for several years has practiced his profession at Egger, has moved with his fam fly to Mena. having secured lhp T. It, Jones property. at Fourth and Port Arthur as a residence.
 Mrs. D. F. Dahlgren returned Tuesday night from a visit win relatives in Kansas City. Osare City, kas., and other points where they went by auto Mr. Dahlcren will return later with the machine
 J. NJ. Penn died at Potter Tuesday morning at ? o'clock. The funeral was held al i o'clock that aff- ernoon, He has no immediate fam IIy' but IS survived by one brother Lem Penn. who lives at Alvarado Tex. ''''''
 Prof. J. T. Pope arrived in Nona Thursday en route to Clarksvilla Tex" from Heavener. where he has been to see his brother. J. B. pone who has been ill for some time While in Mena he sfonned uiib hi,