The Mena weekly star., 1916-04-27
PERSONAL NOTES

 last Friday to spend the remain der of the week with relatives.
 w. E. Clinton and Alex Coyle came from Grannis Thursday after noon and spent Friady in Mena.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Winton. who had spent most of this week with relatives in Mena, returned to Muse Thursday.
 Mrs Levi H. Pigg went to Potter last Friday to spend the week end with her parents. She was joined Saturday by Mir. Pigg
 G. L. Lochridge returned last Fri day from Battle Creek Mich, where he had spent the past three weeks for the benefit of his health.
 E. J. Lnndy, who came from Tulsa Tuesday to look after some cases pending in the circuit court, re- turned home Wednesday afternoon.
 G. C. Smallwood and wife and four of their children of Board Camp were marketing chickens and eggs in Mena Friday and attending to other business.
 George Lawrence was in from Shady Saturday to meet Rev. s. A. Neighbors who came from Potter to go to Shady for his regular month ly appointment.
 Mrs, NJ. E. Smothers Of the Loch- ridge Dry Goods Company went to Grannis Sunday morning and with Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Coyle she spent Easter at Bog Springs. e
 Mr. and Mrs. ] B. Larnan re- turned Thursday from the Owens Chapel neighborhood, where they had spent severai days at the home of Mir. and Mrs Mack Ried.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Robertson and Mrs. L. B. Robertson. who came to Mena a month ago from Davis. Ok, left last Saturday for Spiro, near where Mr. Robertson has bought farm.
 C. l.. Powers. who had been in Mena for about two weeks looking after the settlement of the estate of his brother, L. P Powers, left on Wednesday afternoon for Baker, kas.
 Misses Edna Burtoh, Willie Pryor and Carol Patton assisted the regular force of clerks on the opening day of the Bulls Eye sale at Loeh- ridges. which will continue until Saturday April 29
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Miller, living on the J. A. Thornton farm, were vis- itors in Mena Saturday Mrs. Miller went to Hatfield that afternoon to spend few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker
 John Douglas returned Thursday to his home in Yale, Ok, having spent few. days in Mena attending court in the interest Of his sons, Arthur and Leon Douglass. who live west of Hatfield.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Mack shelton and children of Heavener and Mrs Martha Wilcox of Wetumka arrived in Mena Friday afternoon in re- sponse to the notice of the death of the Rev. William Shelton, father of MT. shelton and Mrs. Wilcox. Prof. Ernest Hatley, who returned Thursday morning from Little Rock last Friday for Verden, Ok. where he will join the Neff Concert Company as director of the Orches- tra Mrs. Hatley and the children will remain in Mena for the present Dr. c. c. Gunnels left Sunday for Little Rock to attend the State Convention of the Republican party winch will meet April 9 and 26 T lP. Davis. T. NJ. Dover, and D. E Meyers of Hatfield are other Polk lcounty people who expect to attes.c the convention.
 Elder Charles Burnett came 1T from Board Camp Saturday, ex- pecting to go from here to Two Mile to fill his regular appointment but decided instead to. go to Ink tc attend the funeral services Of th, Rev. William Shelton held at o'clock that afternoon.
 J. L. Hagan and R. H Nall, wh, have spent the week fishing on tho Cossatot near Shady, are expected to return to Mena this evening They have sent in no report durine the week as to the success they art having, so it will be up to them tC make a report when they return Prof. J. NJ. Tomlin of the Ricf Mountain school spent the week-en, vacation in Mena- MT. Tomlin re ports that his school will close il three weeks and that arrangement are being made for the exercises or lthe closing day. He says also tina interest and attendance of the Dltnil