The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-22

Acorn were Mena visitors Thursday.
 Master Johnnie O'Hearn of Hat iletld spent Thursday and Friday in Mena to consult Dr. G. P Dunman.
 J. .. Williams came from Hatfield Friday to look after matters of business with county officials and others.
 Bascom Finger went to Hatfield Friday to spend part of his vaca- tion with his grandmother and oth- CT relatives.
 c. B. Connally of Rocky was in Mena Thursday, having brot in his son and others to take the teachers examination.
 Lee Alexander came from Heaven CT Friday afternoon to spend the re- mainder of the week with his fam fly and Mena friends.
 T. A. Hatfield and sister. Miss Kate. left last Thursday to spend the re- mainder of the week with relatives near New Boston Tex.
 Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wimberly ard son, who had been in Shreveport since last Saturday, returned to Mena Thursday afternoon
 Neal Riding left Thursday for Fayetteville. where he will ioin his brother, Little. and other University students, in a trip to the harvest fields.
 Charles B. Worsham from near Potter was in Mena Friday making final homestead proof $. L. Payne and A. $. Roberts accompanied him as witnesses.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Sharp and children re- turned from Hatfield Wednesday afternoon, after having spent a few days with Mrs. Sharp's parents and other relatives.
 T. A. Coleman arrived in Mena "Wednesday from Joplin, having made the trip overland in a Stod- dard-Dayton automobile for which J. ". Bradley had traded while at Joplin.
 Miss Ruth Wiley has been en- BipgtN " tfdNh tilt cuiiilltI ItIUl bI school in the Olivers chapel district Her work will begin on the second Monday in July.
 J. E. McCombs and son, B. D., after spending a little time in Mena, left last Thursday for their homes ill GreenVille Tex. but expect soon to return with the idea of locating in this vicinity.
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. s. Dunbar and children arrived in Mena last Thurs day to spend the summer in the Ozarks. They are being located by NJ. B. Leeate, secretary of the Ozark Resort Association.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. s. Dunbar and children. who came to Mena Thurs day from Lake Charles, La, to spend the summer in the Ozarks. have To- cated in the parsonage of the Chris tian church on Port Arthur avenue. 1
 Miss Imogene Henderson of Hat field spent Thursday in Mena She is i, planning to attend teachers institute m Oklahoma for the remainder of this month, having contracted to teach a school near Bethel, Ok. dur ing the coming year.
 Miss Louise Durham began a sum- mer school last Monday in the Southside building The school started out with a good enrolment, | and has increased until there is an attendance of about twenty pupils.
 J. E. Kidd of Brandon. Miss. is in Mena and may decide to locate in Polk county and go into the stock business. 4 sister, Miss EuIa. of Ruston, La, was here last summer and expects to return soon and go into the poultry business.
 E. C. Beard is here from Cauthorn. i Seott county. taking treatment under Dr. P. R. Watkins. He underwent an operation Thursday afternoon and is rallyins nicely from the effect of it. Mr Beard is stopping at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Sims while in the city.
 s. B. Robertson came home Fri day rom Marion county, where he has been for some time, being inter- ested in the zine mining industry. Either the water OF some other ele- ment got him all out Of fix and be found 1t necessary to come back to Mena to reeuperate.
 Ovian Goddard. who went to Fort Smith the first of the week for the purpose of enlistinc in the navy, has written his sister. Miss Eva, stating that he has passed the required en- trance examination and that he would at once start for San Fran cisco, expecting tG reach there about June r.
 Mrs. Lillie Whatley and son and daughter of Lewisyille are guests al the home of Dr. and Mrs. c. C. Gun nels. They came on the overland trip in the auto with Mir. and Mrs. Gunnels last Tuesday, and expect to spend at least month in Mena. Mrs. Whatley is a cousin of Mrs. Gunnels
 Mrs. John Steele and daughter Til- lis. who are spending the summer with Mir Steele at Big Fork. were with Mena friends Thursday. They were accompanied ny Miss Cresie Edwards. Miss Tillis stopped in Mena for the remainder of the week, the others returning 10 Big Fork Thursday afternoon.
 H. L. Langham, a young man from Shreveport. was in Mena Thursday while enroute to Kansas City, mak- ing the trip overland on an Indian RfIt,,...-.lD Iof4 Ehrn1fo,,nn4 n,,