The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21

ernoon from Oklahoma, where he mas spent the last several weeks
 Miss Gladys Lee went to Wiekes last Monday to spend a week or ten days with her father, Dr. F. | "A. Lee
 MT. and Mrs E. H. Holder of Hat Held, with their four little folks. spent Monday in Mena to shop and get supply of fall seeds. The Rev. T. A. Park and Mrs. Park went to Acorn Tuesday to spend a day with Mr. and Mrs. j. C, Garland. on the Water Valley farm
 Mrs. J. R. May, living south of ! Mena a short distance. left last Tuesday morning for Arkadel- phia, where she goes to visit rela- tlves.
 Miss Kathleen Holt left last Tues day morning for Philadelphia, where she Will take up the second year work as student in the Qua chita College.
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Robertson have moved in from the farm and are arranging to open a restaurant in the Dr. J. G. Hilton building on Pickering avenue.
 J. G. Wood of Yocana and Sim Lawrence of Shady were in Mena Monday for Fort Smith, both haV- ing been summoned for petit jury duty in the Federal court.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Gardner, who had spent the latter part of last week with Mena relatives and friends, returned to their home in HeaVener Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Leonora Weirauch, who has spent the summer with her grand parents. Capt. and MRs. w. $. John son, left last Tuesday for Nash vile, Tenn, where she will attend Ward-Belmont Seminary.
 R. L. Floyd of Hartley, who was on the market on Tuesday with two bales of cotton, considered that he got mighty good returns when he received check for $i77.i0 to cover the selling price at i5.4 cents per pound.
 Miss Christine Craven, sister of Mrs. J. w. Horner, came Sunday from Eudora, Miss, to make her home with MT and Mrs. Horner while she attends the Mena High school
 Mrs. Gilbert McMillan and son Merrill. and Mrs. Leland Agard, ar rived Sunday afternoon from Sa- pulpa. Ok. to spend two or three weeks with Mena relatives and friends
 M. D. Winton was in from Rocky Monday with bale of fine cotton which he sold to G. w Petty at 1855 cents per pound The buyers all maryeled at the purity and white ness of the staple brought in by Mir. Winton.
 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip o. Shults of Bowie, Tex, are here to spend the winter at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. Brock. parents of Mrs. Shults, who live near Board Camp Mir Shults will probably teach school in Polk county.
 Jacob N. Burd of Creston. la., who had previously made several visits in Mena, stopped of Monday on his return from San Antonio, Tex, to look at some suburban property with a view to buying a home for two of his sisters.
 Mrs. Mary Carter. daughter of R. Osborn, accompanied by her little son, Master Homer Lee, arrived on Monday from Fort Scott, Kas, to spend two or three weeks at the home of her father on Mountain Top farm and with Mena friends
 D. E. Dodd returned Sunday from his trip to Fort Smith and Little Rock. He left his little daughter, Bettie. at the home of Mrs McC0r- kle, mother of Mrs. Dodd, at Fort Smith. where she will remain until baby Ann fully recovers.
 Fred Philpot and Whit Salyers left Saturday afternoon for San Marcus. Tex, where they will enter the employ of the Wrought Iron Range Company. MT. PhilpOt has been with the company for some time and had been in Mena for a vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Lofts and chil- dren moved to Mena Monday from the Board Camp community that the children may get the advantage of l the educational opportunities of fered. They have rented the resi- dence at i207 Ninth street on Still well Heights.
 Mr. and Mrs. Freeman L. Johnson returned last Tuesday from Hatfield where they had on Sunday attended 1 the funeral services of the little son of Mir. and Mrs Marcus Johnson i of Smithville. Mir. Johnson also spent Monday looking after matters on his farm.
 M F. Lutes returned Sunday from Marshall, Ok, where he had speni 1 the last month and a half at the home of Mir. and Mrs George Lutes l His daughter. living in White City Kas.. was at Marshall while he was there. so the visit was in the nature of family reunion Miss Louise Durham and Mis-: l Maude Moore have rented the cot tase at i007 Seventh street, where they will be at home during thu coming school year Tn former years they have lived at 30l De