The Mena weekly star., 1916-10-19
PERSONAL NOTES

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 T. Nj. Hunsaker of Potter was trading with Mena merchants Fri- day.
 Dr. Chas. L. Sanford and Mrs. San ford of Board Camp, spent Saturday with Mena friends.
 H. NJ. Frederick went to poteau Friday afternoon on a business trip. and returned Saturday.
 Emmett Rowe was up from Potter Friday to attend to business matters and visit Mena friends.
 Mrs. J. H. Edwards came in from Big Fork Friday to spend a few days with Mena relatives.
 Mrs. Fannie Barnes, mother of Mrs. H. w. Finger, was in Mena last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Finger.
 Henry Wagner and granddaugh- ter, Miss Nora kesterson of Gran- his spent Friday in Mena on mat ters of business.
 John Reiman of BatesVille, is in Mena prospecting for a new loca- ton. He hopes 10 lind a suitable small farm in Polk county.
 Miss Sadie Jones went to Cove on Friday afternoon to spend the week end with Miss Louise Mullins. She returned to Mena Monday.
 Rev. Tom Bates of Big Fork was in Mena Friday to go to Horatio to hold meetings for the members of the Primitive Baptist church.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Watkins came in from Bigger Wednesday afternoon to do some trading and call upon friends. returning home Thursday. Artie Lawrence came in from | Shady "Wednesday afternoon to leave from here for Shamrock, Ok, where he sxpects to get work in the oil fields.
 J. W. Birkhead of Elsbury, Mo, spent last week in Mena mak- ing investigations of agricultural conditions. with a view to locat- ing in Polk county.
 The Rev. Wilburn Middleton and Mrs. Middleton returned Thursday from Tulsa, Ok. where they had been attending the assemblies of the Nazarene church.
 H. J. Green, former circuit clerk of Polk county, and now living near Fillmore. Ok. came Friday morn ing to spend few days with Mena relatives and friends
 w. C. Rogerson left Wednesday afternoon for Fort Smith, where he will spend the remainder of the week attending the fair and buying goods for the Variety Store. Mrs. Eugene Cox returned Friday morning from Chicago. where she has spent the last three months. Mr. Cox, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R, Cox will return at later date l.. P. Puryis of Board Camp and l.. R. West and w. s. Warren of Sims, Montgomery county, were in Mena Thursday morning to get SUD- plies from the wholesale houses. l
 l Dr. NJ. X. Bizzell is up from Tex arkana to attend Will D. Harper who was seriously hurt some days iaeo. He says he is having some lqulte gratifying success In his new location.
 Raymond Michael left Wednesday afternoon for Washington. D. C., to accept the position of stenographer in the Navy Department. which came to him on civil service ex- animation.
 Mrs j. II. Harwell arrived in Mena last Thursday from Sacramento. Cal tO attend Chanceiy court. She was l defendant in the suit of D. C. War ren. guardian, ys. Mrs. Nora Har- we'll
 H. Melville. who came recently from Chicago, and owns considera- ble property in Polk county. ifi- eluding farm he is now occupying near Nandervoort, attended to bus mess ill Mena Friday.
 1 w. T. Steurt from near Wander voort spent day with Mena friends l and, incidentally, he is looking for 1 an opportunity to dispose of his farm lands and other property with a view of moving to Mena
 Jesse B. Calvert. who is doing some quite extensive Investigating of the minerals in the Boar Tusb mountain region east of Hatfield lspent Thursday in Mena. He be- | lieves there is paying copper to be had in Polk county.
 I E. J. Mahurion and son. were 1T | from Huddleston Thursday to mar ket cotton. Mr. Mahurion report; that his son has made a fine record this year in picking cotton, havint now 1000 pounds to his credit. Ht is only eight years old.
 w. I. Mckinney arrived in Meni
 Friday morning from Hazel. Ok, tt
 spend a week or ten days lookinl
 after his interests in Polk county
 Mr. Mckinney had spent the sum
 mer in Los Angeles, and had onl, : recently returned to Hazel.