The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-03

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 T. A. Hatfield returned from Shady Tuesday, having spent a week at the home of his father. J. h Hatfield
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Bales and ehil- dren are spending MT. Bales to-day vacation at the home of Mrs. N. F. Bales, out on Rural Route No 2. ] Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Shell and baby left Tuesday afternoon for a visit. of a month at the home of Mr. Shells parents in Drumwright, Ok. Major Durham, son of Mir. and. Mrs. A. l.. Durham of the Dallas valley, is here from Commerce, Texseyisiting his parents and other relatives. tf v
 Eugene Jackson, who came from Little Rock Monday on account of the critical condition of his broth CT, J. G. Jackson, returned home Tuesday evening. 4
 Carl Kelley, who had spent a week in Mena with relatives and friends, left the latter part of last week t0 resume his duty in the counting de- partment of the Houston Post.
 John Mershon was down from Rich Mountain Tuesday. He and Mrs. Mershon and the children have been for over a week on Mount Mena, where they are enjoying a vacation
 Mrs. Orville Mount. who came from Wetumka. Ok, about week ago to visit Polk county relatives. left on "Wednesday for Russell. Kas., to join her husband, who has employ ment there
 H. w. Cardwel came Sunday from Beaumont to spend the day with Mrs Cardwel and Mena friends. Monday he was busy looking after business affairs, leaving that night for Beaumont.
 c. H. Higgins, after a vacation of 8 week, began work again Monday morning in the Watkins Hardware Store. Bud Wallace. who had taken his place, went back to his farm in the Dallas valley
 Francis Holman came from Fort Smith Iuesdav evening, having been called home on account of the ill- ness of his grandfather, F. M. Hol- man. He had just been home on visit last Sunday
 R. B. Board, cashier of the Plant CTS State Bank, has been of duty this week on account of illness. Mrs. Fred c. Embry is assisting her husband in the bank during the ab- sence of Mir. Board.
 Mrs. D. H. Hopkins and daughter, Mrs Hazel Jackson, have returned from an extended visit at Sayre. Ok. On the return trip they visited with c. M. Hopkins At present they are at their cottage at Bethesda Springs.
 In the Democratic primary Tues day, Duke Frederick of Stigler. Ok, brother of H. M Frederick of this city, was nominated as county judge of Haskell county. A Democratic nomination in that county practi- cally means an election.
 
 George Wignall of Port Arthur, Mrs, Will Pipes of Texarkana and Mrs. A Affholter of Vandervoort, uncle, aunt and mother of Mrs. Frank Varley arrived in Mena Mon day for visit of a few days at the home of MT. and Mrs. Varley.
 R. F. BoughaA.s of this city has been appointed assistant roadmaster of the third district, between Watts and Heavener Mr. Boughan's du- ties for the present will be to look after the progress of the ballasting now being done in that district.
 J. w. Walmsley of Shreveport ar rived in Mena on "Wednesday for visit of a few days with MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Gore and other friends. Mrs. Walmsley had been in Mena slnc6 last week, stopping on her re- turn from a visit at Springdale.
 Miss Daisy Bell returned Tuesday afternoon from Conway, where she had been attending the summer session of the State Normal. She stopped at Heavener for visit and was met there by her sister, Miss Myrtle. who returned to Mena with her.
 c. H Whipple. who. with one of his brothers, recently opened a poultry and produce business iii Wickes, spent Sunday with his fam fly in Mena. He reports that his business is opening in fine shape and he expects to build up a splen- did trade by fall.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. L. Harman ar rived Tuesday afternoon from Enid. Ok, for an extended visit at the home of MT. Harman's parents, Mir.