The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-16

poitS that the case was continued uhtii the next term of court. ! P. c. Bates of Opal came in with cotton Tuesday.
 Mack Reid of Muse. Ok was in Mena Thursday to get supplies. J. II. Pierce of Big Cedar was
 among the Oklahoma farmers i'm
 Nena to get supplies Friday.
 
 Walter Elliott of Cove spent
 "Wednesday and Thursday in Mena Wlth Friends and looking after busi-
 ness matters.
 Joe finders of Hatfield was in Mena
 frlday while on his way to Waldron 70 look after bunch of cattle with view of buying.
 Ben Southern came in from Ouin- ton. Ok, last Tuesday for a visit With relatives in the Yocana and
 dolly Springs neighborhoods. Rufus E. Daniel of Vandervoort was In Mena Thursday to make addi- tlonal homestead entry. He was ac- eompanied by Will Daniels and Jack
 Tate. ''e 'e ~
 S. E, Bates of Cove was a county seat visitor Friday. AIr. Bates and iamlly had been in Oklahoma for me past year. but they recently re-
 turned to again live in Cove. j. r. Sirmon, Chas. Davis and Jas. Logan of Mineola, Howard county. were on the Mena cotton market on Thursday, selling at from 1850 to
 lS,65 cents per pound.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Key came in from Board Camp "Wednesday. re- naming over until Thursday. Mr.
 key brought in the ballots and elec- ton returns from Board Camp. County Treasurer w. E. Anderson and Sheriff H. w. Finger spent Tues day in Hatfield on the matter of get i ting their bonds perfected for the coming term of office.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Isaac Reed of the
 Holly Springs neighborhood left on l Thursday afternoon for Shawnee, Ok, where they will spend a week or more with Mrs. Reeds relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. D. Quillen and
 little daughter came from Oden on
 Friday, spending the day doing shopping. Mir QuiIlen is building up a good business raising thoro-
 bred Duroc hogs.
 N. D. McCauley and James Perrin Of Ida. Ok, were in Mena on busi- ness Monday. MT. McCauley recent
 ly sold out his interests near Ida, and will soon move to Alex, Ok, where he has secured a farm.
 Kirby Chiders of Roosevelt. Ok, aged =, and Miss I.ottie Arnold. aged i6. of Cove, were united in marriage at the office of County i Clerk Parker, the ceremony be-
 ing performed by County Judge A. E. Wear.
 1 Cllas. B. Worsham rom near Pot- ter was in Mena Thursday to make additional proof on his homestead. S. l.. Payne and Albert Roberts who were his witnesses on the origi- nal proof. accompanied him Thurs day to furnish additional ailidavits. Assistant Forester F. w. Reed of ashington, D. c., accompanied by i Forest Supervisor R. C. Huey and E. ! J. Mead of Hot Springs, arrived in Mena Monday to cheek over the work being done by Captain w. E. i No0ten and his associates. I ]. A. Hendricks of Wilson. Ok. ar rived in Mena last Tuesday to look after some real estate he owns in 1 the Holly Springs neighborhood Mr. Hendricks is the station agent at Wilson. on the Ringling line of lrai!road and reports that all of that ] territory IS on an oil boom. Mir and Mrs Tom Nix returned ! Monday afternoon from the Two
 Mile country where they had spent several days at the home of Ar. and
 Mrs. Ebert Beavers. They went out especially to meet Mr. and Mrs J. A. Allen who had come from Hugo. Ok, ! for visit after an absence of about ten years.
 i W NJ. Martin of Hatfield, father of iJudge w. A Martin. Is m Mena this Week to visit at the home of Judge and Mrs. Martin and at the home oi Mir. and Mrs. W. l. Green. Mr. Mar tin has reached the age of Sl years, ! but he Is enjoying good health, tho ' he is somewhat hampered in getting about. This is his first visit to Mena within a year.
 Ben and John Scott. living near Parks. Scott county, reached Mena Tuesday on the return trip from a l trip in Eastern Oklahoma in quest
 of farms to rent, but being unable
 to find anything that suited them 1 they made a trip to the Holly
 Springs country, where they had
 hopes of being able to find farms l for the coming season.
 Phil Schneider of the Acorn com munity left Thursday afternoon for
 his old home in Springfield, Mo. where he will spend a week with his mother and sisters. Mir. Schneider was the successful candidate for road overseer in Acorn township and his friends jollied him by say ing he was going on the visit to celebrate the event.
 T. NJ. Williams from near Ida. Ok,
 was in Mena on business Wednes- | dav He was conprattllating himself