The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-14
PERso soNAL NOTES

W. F Smith of Big cedar, Ok. . was among the farmers~to mafk at cotton in Mena Friday. Dr. F "A Lee returned to Wiekes
 last Monday, after having spent
 sunday with homefolks. George k. Edmond came up from l Wlekes Friday afternoon and spent Saturday with Mena folks. Y sFis' | W. D. Boyes came down from the Forest Station at Eagleton Sunday afternoon, returning Monday. Sidney Duke left Thursday after noon for Heavener, expecting to go from there to Bates Friday. | I. H. Daniels of Fogel was in Mena Monday gettin supplies from the wholesale houses for his store
 A daughter was born Thursday noon to MT. and Mrs. NJ. fl. Proft. lving III the Twin Gates bungalow.
 T. A. Hatfield went to Shady on | tNrNeAA NoJ WI AiOOtl III 1tCDOlSt u word that his mother was quite ill.
 Grady Green went to Hatfield Mon l day to spend a week with relatives before the opening of the Mena schools.
 k. l.. Tilley who come from Cove Sunday afternoon spent Monday in Mena on business, returning. home that afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. Lum Lilies of Big 1 Fork were in; Mena Thursday to get materials for making improvements on their home.
 4 son, weighing 71a pounds, was born early Thursday morning to Mfr. and Mrs. c. c. Tate, living at. 1011 Jansen avenue. Miss, Mary Mersir6n left Saturday afternoon flor Fort Smith to spend two or three weeks at theshonle of her sister, Mrs. Guy Thornton,
 w. H. Darwin of Wickes spent Saturday in Mena looking after bus mess, this being his first trip to the SOGhNJ oCob III oCNCk al iliOHtuS.
 Mrs. c. D. Silver and baby re- turned to Mena Thursday afternoon after having spent more than week with friends near Hatfield.
 C. B. Glover, living three miles east of Mena, left Friday afternoon Tor Aurora, Nebr., to be away on a business and pleasure trip for about ten days.
 IS. W. Oliver of Potter spent Sat urday in Mena. He has not been well for the past several years so his trips to the county seat are quite infrequent.
 Fred Duke of the Lochridge Dry Goods Company returned last Fri day from Prescott, where he had been at the home of his parents since last Sunday.
 sam Gray of Mountain Fork came in one day last week and since has been at the home of his daughter, Mrs. II. Il. Thomas. He plans to re- turn home this week.
 Marion J. Allen of Grannis was in Mena last week to make final proof before the circuit clerk. Kel- ton smith and Edmund Bishop came with him as witnesses.
 Mrs. Grady Embry, accompanied by her cousin. Miss Clusta Miller, here from Shreveport visiting rela- tlves and friends at Board Camp, spent Saturday with Mena friends.
 Prof J. D. Holman spent Saturday III Grannls, Wickes and other points III the interest of his candidacy for the county superintendent as the nominee of the Democratic party.
 W. E. Holt spent Sunday at Grannis to attend the meeting be- ing conducted by the Rev. J. H. Pat terson and to work in the interest of the Ouachita Baptist Association.
 C. H. Cole received a telegram on Friday. telling of the death of his brother, O. J. Cole, 73 years, at the Soldiers Home at Leavenworth. The deceased formerly lived in Mena
 M. M. SlleiuS returned sunday morning from Fort Smith. where he had been on duty since last Wednes- day as federal grand juror. The jury completed it's work and was discharged by the court.
 J. B. Goss has a force of men at work building new warehouse on the rear of the lot occupied by the Roberts confectionery stand. The building is to be 20x60 feet in di- mensions and will be covered with sheet iron.
 J " Harper, living near Yoeana, was in Mena Tuesday for the first time since returning from Okla homa sometime ago. Mir Harper says that he has been afflicted with .pellagra for about twelve months, but that he thinks he has succeeded in getting entirely cured. having RS-
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