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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-05
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The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-17
BIG FORK BITS.

l Mrs. Bell Young of Mena is visit ing relatives at Big Springs.
 Mrs. ]. B. Goss of Mena is visiting relatives and friends iR Big Fork Frank pittman and family of Board Camp visited in Big Fork Friday night.
 Miss Viola Lewis of Mill Creek is visiting relatives and friends in Big Fork this week. Wilt Parker and family of Board Camp visited Friday night at the Eli Heath home.
 Miss TiIda Heath of Butcher Knife visited Saturday night with Miss Katie Bates.
 The picnic at Big Fork Saturday was a grand success. There were 500 to 800 present.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Lewis of Mill Creek were visitors at the Fair View farm Sunday
 Mrs. Eliza Sims of Heath Valley visited with her brother, E. A. Heath, here recently. !. Rector Hendrix. who went to Ok lahoma not long ago. returned last week to Heath Valley
 Seaborn Harrison of Nunley vis- ttEH tlit lHtbtl part tA tHot WCth with his parents at 'P0ssum Tr0t
 Miss Emma Yamian of Heath Val- ley visited Saturday night at the home of Tom Heath at Butcher Knife.
 Walter Bates and Renry Lilies of Big Fork and George Lilies of the Caddo went to Mena Monday with lumber.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bunnie Lawrence and Tillous Lawrence of Waters visited at the Thompson home Sat urday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. V. Heath and son. '. &. of Heath Valley visited Friday night at teh home of George Lilies Of the Cadd0.
 Joshua Scott and family of Mont gomery county visited Saturday night with his cousin. Joshua Aber- nathy Of Fairview farm
 s.ss and Mrs. John Miller and son. w F. R, of Shady and Will Lewis of Mill Creek visited at the U. 5. Bates home Saturday night S The auto that has been at Miit|
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-17
ROCKY RUMBLEs.

Ode Turner made a business trip to Mena Monday.
 Bert Ogden, who is teaching at Mountain Fork, made business trip to Mena Saturday,
 Fodder pulling seems to be the talk now with some of our farmers. Also 'lasses7 time has come around again.
 Our school turned out Thursday until Monday morning, so that all the scholars who wished could at tend the fair at Hatfield Friday
 The new grist mill will he in running order Saturday and We ex- pect to eat new eornbread next week made from this years corn.
 The entertainment given by the singing school on the church grounds Saturday night was largely attended and greatly enjoyed by many. Miss Kitty Addison was fa- vored with the cake as being the prettiest girl
 Camp meeting will begin at Rocky in the near future Your corre- spondent has not learned the exact date. but all can rest assured of good od-time gospel preaching. Bro. Sanders of Shreveport. La, will conduct the meeting.
 Rocky Gent.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-17
DALLAS DOINGs.

Perry Barnes returned Monday from the harvest fields in Okla hOma
 MT. Whitfield. father of Mrs. w. D. Durham, spent Sunday at the Durham home
 Mrs. Austin and children of Heav- ener are visiting her brother. k. F.. Titus. at Northview
 Quite few of the Dallas people attended the fair at Hatfield last week. All report a nice time.
 ]. D. Kaylor and family and Ed Hyatt and family left Monday on a short overland trip to Big Springs.
 Rev. Biggs. presiding elder of the Cherry Hill circuit. will preach at this place Friday evening, Aug. IS, at o'clock.
 The Epworth League of the Dal- las church has started again after short vacation on account Ot the absence of so many members
 Willie, the little son of Mir. and Mrs. Ben Hawkins. has been seri- ously ill, but is now reported as inn proving.
 Mrs. D. F. Brawley's class of girls and w. N. Barnes class of boys of the Dallas Sunday school, ehaper- oned by their teachers and Super sintendent Durham and Mrs. Dur ham. spent Saturday at Standing
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-17
COVE CATCHES.

several good showers last few days Nothing suffering.
 The man who has the least stun tD sell generally does the l0udesl wailing about no local market.
 The neighb0rs 10 the vicinity of inc old foote or Floyd country are requested to be on hand Saturday to assist in cleaning up the graveyard.
 Alva the i6-year-old son Of J. K. Blake of Watson. Ok was taken to a Iexarkana sanitarium Monday to have a surgical operation performed t0 relieve some kidney trouble. Hardy A. Barton. oldest son of B. E. Barton. was brought from Skla- took. Ok. last Sunday, He is suf- feFing with typhoid fever. He was accompanied by his mother and two brothers. " E. and w. G.
 Dave Schuston, representing his brother Sam a well known. com mission man of Shreveport. is in town buying apples and he has Ifiunpv in the Bank of Govt to pay for them. too, He is paying 15 cents per hushel. which means S3 barrel. l Mir. Schuston only finds q few orch ards that have been sprayed and there he finds the finest apples,
 Mrs. GF,1. Ii. Ii Wilson Of Salem. ". Va. was in town last Saturday lcas- Iing land fer the Salem Oil and Gas Development Company, and secured leases on nearly a thousand acres oI land. Mrs. Wilson IS 80 well pleased with this mountain country that she has purchased property in Mena and will make her headquarters there. She will return to Cove some time this week. Something in the wind
 Dave Schuston, the Shreveport apple buyer, and he is an expert on the apple question, too. told your correspondent Monday, after a trip Of inspection thru the country, that he had never seen finer apple country or better apples in his trav- els over many states, but he was amazed to find that little attention had been paid to them in the way of spraying, cultivation. etc. He said nature had done its part we'll in l this mountain country for all kinds of fruit but he failed to see what man had been doing
 Yesterday it was a happy wedding l for our bonnie Elizabeth and today 1 comes one who knew her from early childhood to place a little wreath of l flowers upon her grave. for such is life. Cold as chiseled marble on the lips that ever bore message oi sunshine to those who know that the music of happy laughter and the charm of cheerful smiles drive clouds of gloom from the human heart and fl it's spaces with the joy of life As a mortal she is dead but the influence she left here or earth among those who knew her best and loved her most is immor- tai. In form and substance ouI
 Lizzie" is gone, bat her bright spirit fingers with Us like a ray oi golden sunshine.
 Fisherman.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-17
INK ITEMs.

Hay-saVing season is on hand and Is expected to turn out well.
 Mr. Ratclin and son Mark drove a bunch pf cattle to Mena Monday John B0gel left Friday for visit with his son Boyd near Black Springs.
 Lpther PeeYy of Crystal Hill vi- ainlty spent Sunday with J. Q. Ros- son here.
 There was musical entertain inent at the home of George Wlles saturday night.
 sam L0oney and assistants hauled rock and did other work on the foad Thursday and Friday
 some of the young people met at at the J. k C0ttman home Sunday night and spent a while singing
 MT and Mrs. Walter Howard and children spent Sunday at the home of Jack Embry near Owens Chapel
 Miss Lula Davis and brother re- turned Monday to their home in Mena after a brief visit at the T. G Conn home.
 w. W. Townsend and sons, Wall lace and Raymond. of Mena spent Tuesday with his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend.
 A niece of Mrs. Bert Johnson arr rived last week from Waldr0n for a visit with Mir and Mrs Johnson and MT. and Mrs. Audiee.
 MT. and Mrs Will Hamlett and daughter Mildred went to Mena last " ednesday, and from there went to Hatfield to attend the fair. They returned Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Petty of Mena were in this vicinity Sunday. Mir. Petty will begin dipping cattle on his farm this week.
 Sudie and Luther Johnson spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of their grandparents Mir. ana Mrs. BattenAeld, near Pine Grove.
 T. c. Conn and granddaughter. Miss Joe, were Mena visitors Sat urday. They were accompanied home by Miss Zula Davis another granddaughter. who will visit rela- tives.
 Tone and Pad Lunsford were Mena visitors last Wednesday. They were accompanied by their sister Mrs. George Harrison. and daugh- ter, who left that night for their home in Gerty. Ok.
 Sam and R. Mitchell. who had spent the past two weeks with rela- tives and friends here. left Sunday afternoon for Kiowa. Kas., where they have employment. They have worked at Kiowa the past year.
 Mrs. Esther Middaugh, who had been sick so long. passed away Mon- day at 9 o'clock. She is survived by her husband, a baby daughter. par ents and brother and sisters ana other relatives. She was laid te rest Tuesday in the Concord ceme- tery.
 sherman Wolfe and Miss Dessie Wyatt were married Sunday Sher- man IS the oldest son of the Rev. c ". Wolfe and a highly-respeetec young man. Miss Dessie is the see ond daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. D Wyatt and is mueh-respecteC i.yGiing lady.
 N MT. and Mrs. r. ]. Mitchell spenf Hast Wednesday night at the J. Q ! Rosson home. II was Mr. Mitchell. birthday. he being 50 years old. H. has been a resident of this count, for nearly that long. having come l here when child from Calhoun county. this state.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-17

church: Mir. Tomlin. Miss Etna Sartain. Nolla and Alonxa Gum mings and Trent shores.
 Mrs Lance spent Friday and Sat- urday with her daughter Airs. Cur lis Patton. The latter aecompanled her home Co spend Sunday.
 C. F. Chamblin and family spent Saturday night at the q, B. Cham blin home and Sunday at the home If M. II Chamblin.
 Warner Cummings and bride, who was Miss Katie Glover spent Fri day night at the home of Uncle Murph Cummings.
 D. D. Davis and family arrived home sunday night from visit with their uncle, Tom Davis. and the l.. A. Cummings family near Hatfield.
 B. W. Carr and Perry Chanblin arrived home Thursday from their trip to 0klahofna They were well pleased with the country and both have rented land there and con template moving in about two months
 primrose.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-17

tied their brother, Elijah Abee, and family near Black Springs last Wednesday i,
 A number of our folks attended the picnic at Big Fork Saturday and report a good time.
 Marion Edwards returned Satuf- day afternoon from Mt. Ida, where he was on the grand jury.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Mount or Alva. Ok. are here visiting their father and attending court at Mt. Ida.
 Mrs. Jesse L. Fountain and little daughter Vernon left last week to visit her grandparents at Sulphur. Okla.
 MT. and Mrs. S. Reecer and sis ters, Myrtle and Mamie. of Redbird attended singing at Union Grove Sunday.
 W. c. Holmes of Mena was here last week and was accompanied home by his daughter. Mrs Lee Cato. who has been visiting her brother Albert and sister, Mrs 0ma GastOn of Gaston.
 On Monday. Aug :, a birthday dinner was given at the home. of Mr. and Mrs. ?. Marlborough, it be- ing Mrs. Yarboroughs seyentieth birthday. A large crowd was pres ent and enjoyed the feast and day
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-17
EtrTS FROM FREEDOM.

I hs Mckinney nlark eted apples in Mena last Thursday
 Curtis Patton made a business trip Co Potter last Monday
 Pulling fadder and m0pping sweat are the chief occupations of our people tliis week.
 flii iufIier and son, Res. of Rocky we're interviewing some our stock men Monday.
 Misses Alice and Bettie Welch of near Rocky spent Sunday with Miss Susie Corneils0n.
 John Corneilson of Hatton Gap is visiting at the home of Uncle Port CornsiIson
 The Maddox and Day families at tended the concert at Rocky Satur- day night
 Mrs Albert Hamby, from the vi- einity of Texarkana, is visiting at the home Of Aunt Millie Crawford.
 Mrs. Sulien. nee Fox. with Mir Sullen and children. have moved into the old Bailey property.
 Mr. and Mrs Ira 3. Jones arr;ve.. home Monday from two-dav visit with Mrs. Jones parents at Ink.
 William Chamhlin and family. Mir. snd Mrs. s. " Chamhlin and Miss Ollie Chamblin attended the fair at Hatfield last Friday.
 Bro, Bedding closed successful revival al Oak Grove last Sunday with the following aceessions to the
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-17
NEWS FROM BILLIARD.

Henry Barton made a business trip to Mena Monday
 Miss Hazel Wood is spending this week with her brother. s. I. Wood of Mena.
 Mr and Mrs. James Brakefleld attended the picnic at Upper Big Fork Saturday.
 Garland Norris spent Sunday night with his sister, Mrs. Hunter Fleming, at Acorn.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Weaver spent Sunday at the home of John Vim berly near Midway
 Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Lofts of near Big Fork visited Sunday at the home of Jack Lofts.
 Miss Miss ' annie Watkins VI and Wii- liam Barton attended the picnic at Big Fork Saturday
 Mrs. o. R. Quinn of Oden spent Sunday night here at the home of her sister, Mrs. R. E Watkins
 MT and Mrs Charles McMilIan of Board Camp and Mir. and Mrs. Wal ter Spears of Yocana spent Sunday at the home of ?. W. Lewis.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-17
POTTER.

Andrew Johnson and family left Friday for Texas
 Mrs. Foster went to Mena on business Friday
 Mrs. sam Bates and Annie Lynn are on the sick list
 Mrs. Tut Harris visited homefolks at Hatfield last week.
 Mr. Bell IS remodeling his resi- lenee southeast Of Potter.
 Dr. Gordon made a business trip Co Bethesda Springs Tuesday.
 School has been dismissed for ten days on account Of diphtheria.
 Emmett Rowe made a business trip to Ft. Smith last Wednesday.
 George Crawford Of Mena spent Sunday at the home of James Good win
 The Baptist revival at Two Mile Is having a good attendance from Potter.
 Mrs. w. F. Gam visited her sis ter at Hatfield from "Wednesday till Saturday.
 Ola Lindsay and children of Hat field spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. Sam Bates.
 Frank Hill is building a nice cot tage for Ben Owens on his farm north Of town.
 A number of Boy Scouts from Texarkana are enjoying the Y N e A camp this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bates spent the latter part of last week at Hatfield and attended the fair
 Mrs Cora Thompson of Old Pot- ter was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Marvin Goodwin. Thursday.
 Mrs. w A. Butler and Charles drove to Mena Thursday evening to take a load of furniture for Jake.
 Jones X Lowther are overhauling and improving their gin at Potter 50 they will be well equipped to handle the big cotton crop this fall
 Miss Calton Telleson of Mena, Mfr Omer Warren of Hatfield and Mr. w G Reynolds of San Antonio. Tex, were guests of Miss Evalena Hill Sunday and Monday.
 We would like to see lot of in terest taken in good roads by The Stars correspondents. Let's do any thing that will help to make Polk county among the first in every way.
 Jake Butler has accepted q posi- tloG af Seoggins mill in Mena aud nloyad i5 town last week. While we hatp tA give 0p such people from our community. we are glad Cs JakeS success.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-17
STANDING ROCK NOTES.

J. 0. Ellison of Board Camp was visiting Willis Shirley Saturday c. E. Kelly went to Montgomery county Saturday to see his mother, who is very ill.
 Uncle Henry Harrison and family have done to Dallas county to spend a few weeks.
 J. F. Smith. w. Shirley and J. Nj. Heath made business trip to Shady Saturday.
 t;oft0n is beginning to open here. 1t is looking good
 MT and Mrs. J W. Park and children went to Big Fork Friday to attend the picnic Saturday. Curley Kelly went to Mena last Wednesday.
 W. G Lawrence was in Mena Fri day attending to business. Carl Smith went to Mena Sunday, Farmers are saving hay this week.
 w C. Fite went to Mena Satur- day.
 MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Heath visited at the home of J. ". Heath of Heath Valley Sunday
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