The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-09
WESTERN MONTGOMERY.

] Quite lot of wheat is being sown. Albert Holmes recovered his resi- dence last week.
 Mrs. Adley Suggs spent Sunday with the Misses Abee.
 Willie Hughes took cotton to the Mena market last week. Mir, and Mrs. Sanders Swindle were trading at Womble Saturday. Grandma Hoyie spent the day Sat urday with Mrs. w. 0. Bowen. Edgar Welch and Noah Foster of Mannlngs Mill were here Friday. Jesse Beck, who has been very sick for the past ten days, is improving.
 Miss Lura Baker, teacher at Union Hill, spent Sunday with Miss Lillie Golfer.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Stamey were dinner guests at the Riser home on Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. N. Moore and little daughters were trading in Womble Saturday.
 Mrs. II. C. Ferguson of Board Camp is visiting at the Virgil Fergu- son home this week. Il -FAs 0AAb @fAl D. V. V. " EtlEUSOAl AEt the proud parents of a fine girl. which arrived Nov 3. 9 ss
 hey. NJ. k. Davis failed to fill his appointment at Union Hill Sunday. 1 The cause is unknown. 5sa
 Glppie Edwards of Glazier Tex. came In Sunday to visit with rela- tlyes and with view of locating. Misses Ruth White and Mamie Reeeer of Red Hill were calling on friends here Saturday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. w NJ. Edwards were at Womble and Black Springs Fri day after supplies for the "Alf' store.
 Miss Nerda Golfer left Sunday for | Mt. Ida to visit with her sister. Mrs. 1 Colman Mckinney, and other rela- lives and friends.
 Land seekers from different places 1 were here last week looking for farms. There is plenty of room in these parts for new corners. Mrs. Harmon Wright and three l children from below Mt. Ida came l up Friday and visited with the Col ter family. returning home Sunday. The Rev Mr. Fair of Oden filled hls appointment al the school house saturday night and Sunday He will preach, again next month on the same date.
 A little son of MT. and Mrs. Henry blaek of Red Bird came very near choking to death Saturday by get-i ting a hickory nut lodged in his out.
 IN A NUT SHELL--John Riser of Mlmosa visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs J, Riser, Sunday. J. M. Beck aug hls sweet potatoes last Friday and harvested about 6 bushels on q small plot of ground. Alonzo ABee of Union Hill was here Sun- day. Wayne Beck and Col Stand- ridge came Saturday night to visit With homefolks. They are making stave bolts in the Missouri noun tainS $. ?. Orrick and little son of Big Fork wer looking after business matters here fast Tuesday. The Rev hopklns Edwards and little brother. hpmer, are attending school at IIn- loh toiiege- S. L. White of Red Hill was III these parts Monday. Marlin 1oodman and Wheeler Riser are cuttlng logs for the mill below here A. II. colter has rented the Will Hughes farm for the coming wear Mss Emma Black of Red Bird was visiting Mrs. Henry Morris Sunday. MT. and Mrs. J. & Hughes were din- her guests at the S A Hughes home sunday. Elijah Putnam was trading Tn Mena Saturday Carl Colter made a trip to Lum Lilies Monday.
 Monroe Bowen was at Big Fork Friday.
 C; '. Hamriek bought a fine team l at Mena last week.
 George and Charley Beck returned to Big Fork Monday.
 Henry Lilies was up from the Wat | kins saw mill Saturday. Henry Maxwell sowed wheat on his upper farm last week.
 Prof. and Mrs. Virgil Ferguson are the proud parents of baby boy.
 " X. Christenberrv attended t0 | business matters at Big Fork Satur- l
 Clyde Fur and Windsor Johnson Of Redwood were Sunday visitors
 Holder Edwards has bought the i iarm of his brother Hap, which joins hls farm.
 | ilinnie and Oracle Spakes attended services at the Big Fork school house Sunday.
 Mrs. Mamie Edwards and little Sunday.
 Jesse Beck, who has been very SICK Of fever, is reported improvirgl J
 
 Jerry Lambert visited his uncle, '