The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-10

in Oklahoma. so he came back to Mena to recuperate.
 Mrs. G. w. White of Page spent Tuesday in Mena to do some shop ping.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Welch spent Wednesday in the Acorn commun- ity. 4ts
 pr. F. A. Lee came from Wickes Tuesday afternoon for short stay with homefolks. ia Aajt iI ilaa lMS,,;l, ss.l IrTrgr;,,ad ;n u.to Wedhesday 7to Spend month lofi| two with faiendsl a't 9ft -olst| pr V. t. vaTnIdaiTV5sTT vTIaT5T was "a called to| Zoe, 0kea last night 10, attend Mrs. sam aWlsgs, who lissa sapif ill. ,l., .aI Miss Bela Mount returned Sf ' ,onl Wednesday, frofh .asvisit of a week I to friends at Page and HesvenerQ \
 A. T. Hin of Fda, Ok. was in Mena Wednesday sen route to visit with friends in Montgomery county
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 Mrs. E. M. Sharp and children went Co Hatfield "Wednesday to re- main during the fair, Thursday and Friday.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Pitcher and daughter, Miss Iza l., were up from Hatfield Wednesday to shop and at tend to business.
 o. L. Lawrence of Waters was Tn Mena Wednesday to get hard ware and other material for a new home which he is building.
 Dr. c. c. Gunnels went to Rich Mountain Monday to attend Section Foreman Sexton, who was reported to be suffering from blood poison ing.
 G. B. Stratton and daughter, Miss Almeda, left "Wednesday for a visit at the old home in Windsor, Mo. expecting to be away until next October.
 J. M. May of Whitewright. Tex. IS in Mena to spend few days with his son, Il. c. May. and family, who are here from Shreveport for the summer.
 Ben Bigge is spending this week at Van Buren, Paris and other Ar kansas points. J. F. Klud is in charge of his business during his absence.
 W. H. Garrigan returned the first of the week from Northwest Ten nessee, where he had spent three weeks looking after his real estate and other interests.
 Mrs. Roy Cooper, sister of Mrs. R. L. Park, accompanied by her little son, came from Heavener Tuesday afternoon, for a visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. Park.
 Harold Ravenscraft left Tuesday afternoon for visit to his aunt's. living in Elberta, Utah, and Chey- enne, Wyo. He expects to be away until school opens in September.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. L.Lochridge left Monday for St. Louis and Chicago, where MT. Lochridge will buy fall and winter merchandise for the Lochridge Dry Goods Company.
 Mrs. J. P. Landis. sister of Fred Daniels, arrived Tuesday afternoon from Port Arthur ; Tex, to spend al few days with Mena relatives and friends before going ste. Kansas City and St. Louis.
 Hal Dean, son of Mrs. Pearl Dean. fell from trapeze Tuesday at tue home of his mother, ifi2 Janssen avenue, sustaining a fracture of his right wrist. Dr. c. P. Dunman re- duced the fracture.
 Mrs. F. P. Morgan and little son arrived Monday from Fl Campo, Tex, for a visit of a month with MT. and Mrs. R. D. Roberts, parents of Mrs. Morgan. and with other Polk county relatives.
 Mrs. H. A. King and children. Miss Minnie. Henry and the baby, re4 turned this week from Fouke, and Texarkana, where they had spent several weeks with relatives. Miss Hortense King remained in Texar- kama and plans to take a business course during the coming year.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Hodses. Miss Mary Hodges, Mrs. w. M. Snyder, and Miss Deas, are here from near Shreveport. occupying the Mercer cottage on Port Arthur avenue. I. P. Lay and niece, Miss Henderson, also from near Shreveport, are here, stopping at the home of Mrs, Schoolfield.
 Mrs. J., K. Stone and daughters, Misses Helen and Lucille, arrived on Tuesday from Omaha, Neb., to spend an indefinite time in Mena to get the benefits of the Ozark breez- es. the cool climate and pure water. Ihau will he the al1nsis nf Mr and