The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-09

are here now to make Polk county their home.
 The Rev. John N. Simpson will preach at Nunley Sunday, January i2, at fl a. m.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. H. Mulkey left "Wednesday for their home at Nashville.
 J. F. Romines and J. B. Tolivar, both of Hatfield, were in Mena on business Wednesday.
 Friar Bros, merchants of Oden, are unloading a carload of imple- ments, sold through Dickens & Co.
 M. c. Trumbull is loading car load of slaves for Baltimore, Md. He will be a regular shipper of slaves from Mena.
 Miss Anna Travis returned last week from Hatfield, where sue has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Travis.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Warner of Hatfield arrived in Mena Tuesday to visit Mrs. Varners parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Wallace. Miss Lillian Rector and brother, Carlyle, returned Saturday from a weeks visit with relatives and friends at Nashville.
 Ira Jones returned Sunday to the State University. He is taking the normal school course in prep aration for teaching. Fred Oswald, a mine operator of Mineral arrived in Mena last week. He. will remain here a week or two looking after business. Wayne Fleming and Miss Req Dollar were married Sunday at the Holiness church at Corinth. The Rev. Shell of1iciated. Ira Titus of Dallas returned Sul day to the State University at Fay etteville, to resume his studies in he civil engineering course. C aude Durham, formerly clerk at the Antlers, has been appointed dis trict distributor for Rand McNally X Company, publisher, of Chicago. | H. A. Mcdonald has sold his property, corner Martin avenue and Fourth street, to James A. Lilies of Scott county, who will move to Mena.
 Little Riding returned Sunday to the State University at Fayette- vile. He will in the spring finish his freshman year in agriculture and English.
 F. M. Jennings of Moberly, Mo-, is in Mena with a view to locating. He says he seeks a place where the winters are less severe than in North Missouri.
 Mrs. Hardy Jones and children of Acorn returned last week from near Dallas, Tex, where they have been spending the holidays with relatives and friends.
 w. H. Barton, son of w. J. Bar ton of Cove, was in Mena Friday en route to Fayetteville, where he ex- poets to finish his course in the State University this year.
 Marriage licenses were issued Fri day to w. R. Gather and Miss Kathleen Kelly, both of Mena, and | F. A. Durham and Miss Matte Oglesby, both of near Dallas.
 $. c. Hall of Ink was in Mena Saturday to meet his sister, Miss Jessie, who is returning home from a visit to friends at Shady. He was accompanied by Rufus peevy.
 J. P. Hayworth of High Point, N. C., formerly of Mena, arrived here lTuesady morning to look after his property interests. MT. Hayworth is in the furniture manufacturing business at High Point.
 J. T. Green, who came here from Oklahoma over month ago and purchased the Bouchell place two miles east of Mena, has moved here with his family, and is now living on his new place. He and his fam | fly are much pleased with Mena.
 | E. H. Donaldson, after several days looking after affairs in Mena. left last Monday for his home in French, N. Mex. He will stop over several days in Kansas City en route to visit his mother, Mrs. Jen- nie Donaldson, and his sister, Mrs. A. F. Rust.
 A. P. Gibson of Messer, Ok, was in Mena last week and purchased a I