The Mena weekly star., 1916-04-27

home by severe attack of lumbago.
 News of the death of Mrs. Walter Bell which occurred at her home in Heavener at 6:45 Monday morning, reached Mena. Mrs. Bell succumbed Lo a seize of pneumonia.
 Jack Lofts, John Wimberly and Bert Weaver of the Board Camp community, were among the farmers in Mena Monday to attend court and to look after business matters.
 H. $. Arnold of Hatfield and Willis Wright and James Sweet of Cove were in Mena Monday to attend Cir ,uit court having been subpoenaed IS witnesses in the cases against Charley Holt
 J A. Mackey of Rich Mountain was among the out-of- town people at ending court Monday, having been subpoenaed as a witness in case involving failure of road duty in his district.
 John Embry. who is at work for his brother, J. H. Embry in the lum- per business at Ashdown, came to Mena Saturday evening to visit and friends in Mena, re- to Ashdown Monday.
 Mrs. L. w. Welch of Heavener, who had spent most of last week with MT. and Mrs. C. A. WeIch, left 1n Monday for Acorn, where she will spend a week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Fiser
 Mack Goodner and sons, Joe and Henry, came in from Oden late Wednesday, leaving on Thursday for Malta, Tex, in response to a message announcing the seri- ous illness of John Goodner, an- other son.
 J. F. Sanders of Big Fork was in Mena last Saturday. Mr. Sanders is spending a good deal of time inves- tigating mineral prospects in Polk county and says he expects to see this a real mining country before many months.
 w. A. Walker Gale Hume and Will D. Harper appeared before Police Judge E. J. Stuart Tuesday morning on the charge of gaming. Each plead guilty and was fined sl0 and adjudged to pay the costs, which amounted to S2 for each defendant,
 Supt. w. Homer pieg and D. NJ Townsend of this city, Phil T. Ste- venson of Potter and D. E. Meyers of Hatfield left on Monday for Little Rock to attend the Republican State and Congressional conventions, which was in session on Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Looney of Board Camp were in Mena Monday to do some shopping and to call on friends. Jim reports that he and some neighbors laid of from farm duty last Saturday for fishing trir in the 0uachita, succeeding ir landing three fish, the aggregate weight of which was forty pounds
 The Rev. A. l. Foster of BoarC Comp was in Mena Monday. He re- ports that all kinds of farm work is progressing rapidly, work oi planting cotton being rushed this week. He says that because of s rain that packed the ground some of his neighbors got a poor stand of corn. but he broke up the crust in his field by going over 1t with 8 log drag and with splendid results.
 Case Buschow of the Buschov Lumber company at Page, spen' Sunday with Mena friends Mr Buschow had been in New Mexico for about two months for the benefi of his health and during his stay haC gained i6 pounds. He plans to, re turn to New Mexico in a few days having made the trip home to ar range for a successor 10 A. C. Hol in the management of the commis sary at the Buschow yard at Page.
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