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The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-30
STANDING ROCK REPLIES.

J. F. Smith went to Mena Monday to attend court.
 Uncle Henry Harrison went to Scott county last week.
 JD. Ally came in few days ago from Kansas City to buy cattle.
 Pete Ford has moved from John Silirley's place to the McGill place.
 John Miller of Heath Valley has moved to the John Shirley farm.
 Bill Smith, who lived near Big Fork, has moved to the w. Nj. Heath place.
 s. Y. Heath of Heath Valley visited at the home of John Miller Saturday night.
 Arch Ellsworth, our new J. P. is boss over the dust pit at J. R. Meals saw mill.
 Miss Stella Campbell, went to Pot ter Saturday to visit her father. Dr. Campbell.
 Ode Smith returned a few days ago from New York. where he had been on business.
 D. M Heath and Luther RiaIs of Heath valley were at Math parkers home Friday night.
 Ebert Kelley of Montgomery
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COVE CATCHES.

Miss Dona Clark returned to her home at Red Water, Tex, Monday evening
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Mize went to Hatfield on business last Saturday as did also Mir. and Mrs Duley Bar ton and L R. Silvey
 There will be preaching services al the Baptish church here Satur- day night and Sunday, by the Rev. Edgar Peters. the regular preacher.
 Prof. G. M. Woods, with the entire school faculty and a goodly number of their pupils will attend the Teachers meeting at Mena Satur- day.
 Fisherman seems to be a wander CT in the land, but we are always pleased to hear from him thru The Star and may his shadow never grow less. and may he live to make a million and weigh ton.
 If the Hatfield correspondent meant his wager on the breeziness of philomels scribbIings as a com pliment, thanks. We always find the Hatfield Hotstuph not only breezy, but interesting reading.
 James Hedgewood and family. also T. NJ. Dozier and family moved out to the Cove Lumber Company Mill No ,, this week. the former to do hlacksmithing and the latter shoe eohbling and preaching on the side.
 Buck oandlin asked an intoxicated Indian he arrested Saturday. where he got his booze and he replied me know, you don't White man make whiskey Gheetav drink um. Which is all too true Wonder if We can't stop it some time?
 Monte Hays has decided that a red flannel shilrt is too loud to wear in Oklahoma, as drunk Choetaw Indian chased him out of that state and almost to Cove Saturday trying to purloin said shirt. and but for the timely arrival of Officer SandIin. he would possobly have succeeded
 philomel.
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----r--------.----------- ROCKY RUMBLES.

j. B. Ogden went to Mena Satur- day rgsr- exr4.a J. R Ogden went to Potter or Monday.
 Vernon wanin was in Rocky last Saturday. it C. B. Connaly had cotton ginneo al Rocky Monday.
 D. D. Davis of near Freedom was in Rocky on Monday.
 J. S Pollard and son made a busi- nes trip to Mena Saturday
 Mir and Mrs Ode Turner and son Travis, went to Hatfield last week.
 The Rev. w. D. Arnold preached at the NJ. E. church Sunday at 2.3C D. m.
 Miss Fannie Moore of Oklahoma is visiting her aunt Mrs. NJ. NJ. Low thers.
 \ candy breaking was given at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Paul King last Saturday night
 Rev. J. M Strawn was in Mena tais week marketing turkeys for the Thanksgiving trade.
 l, NJ Davis, one of our most up-to- date farmers. marketed farm pro- duce at Mena Monday.
 Mr. Bethel has just moved on the old Turner place near Freedom and s rapidly improving it.
 The people of Rocky enjoyed a singing given at the home of NJ. NJ. Lowthers last Saturday night.
 Jack Connally returned from a visit to his daughters home in Ok lahoma, where his son is staying at present
 MT. Pollard, Mir. Harrison and sev- eral more Rocky parties went to Ida, Ok. Monday to haul slaves from that place to Bismark, Ok.
 Prof W. Homer Pigg and wife wis., lted at the home of Sam pigg last Saturday and attended Sunday school at the NJ. E. church Sunday. It has been rumored that Mir. Davis of Hatfield father of D. D. Davis. will be in Rocky this week with sufficient means to repair the NJ. E. church.
 Miss Bessie Board. teacher of the primary room of the Rocky school. Is preparing a Thanksgiving pro- gram to be rendered by her pupils on Thanksgiving.
 Rocky Gent
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now has calaboose. People are getting suspicious over so many personal letters coming in from Monroe, La. and k. c.
 Cotton is still coming in. Thir- teen bales on the streets Saturday. Arthur Lewis was even picking cot ton Tuesday Twenty cents per. brings out every lock.
 The most exciting thing in the world is to watch the way your neighbor lives his Christianity, and to see how he slips thru and rests from living it's. E. ?.
 Christmas Goods now on display. Come early and make your selec- tions. Watkins Lbr. X Mer Co.A-Adv
 The NJ. E. church Sunday school presented Mrs Roy Holder a nice silver set Sunday. as a token of ap- preciation for her four years faiths ful service as their organist
 Rev. J C. Evans filled Rev. Bro Arnold's appointment at the NJ E.. church Sunday. Bro. Evans IS a new conner here from Texas. but is more than pleased with Polk coun- ty and her people.
 Mr. Pierces full blood stock auc- tion sale was well attended Saturday, but bidding was a little sluggish on account of two or three breeds dis played. being unknown or at least untried in this country. One Aber- deen-Angus male went to A. A. Snitker for SS3. Ed Myers got the ''Jumbo" jack and the Blue Bell" iennet for s32i, and the polpnd China was carried on by Chris Rvs ted. Mir Pierce gave Ed Myers Si00 for his S76 bid on a two-year old Aberdeen heifer and took her back with him.
 X genial and hustling citizen was Lonzo Hall, but we had to give him up Friday, when he and his family left for Tuseola, Texas. where Mir. Hall will enter the mercantile busi- ness with ]. Q. Gates. another former Hatfield citizen and progressive bus mess man. It will be remembered that Mir, Gates conducted one of the most successful mercantile sales ever held in our town before his departure for Tuscola in March, and We judge that this sale con- vinced him that advertising pays, for he is now advertising literally in the Tuseola Tribune. Mir. Gates had the reputation of being one of the best business men in western Arkansas. But let that be as it may, the fact is that now as he and Lon % Hall have combined some busi- ness" is sure to buzz. So farewell, Lonzo. old boy, and good luck.
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ACORN.

Mrs. Henry Anderson visited last week with Mrs. E. c. Anderson and family.
 Mrs. sam WhiSenhunt spent the day Monday. with her friend. Miss Eva Hinson.
 Miss Anna L. Reid began, on Mon- day, her work as teacher in the Eu- reka school in posey Hollow.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. H. Melter of Eagleton. marketed cotton in Mena early iii the week and caiied on Mr. Iand Mrs. B. s. peteilsh.
 Rev. T, A. Park will begin a series of meetings at Acorn chapel on Monday evening, December {. at : o'clock. Everyone invited.
 Mrs. \. H. Frederick of Corinth. returned last week from months visit al Hominy. Ok. with her brother. Joe Gass. and family.
 Hoyt Jones. who entered the Draughon's Business College at Fort Worth, Tex, some time ago, is mak- ing good progress in his studies and likes the work.
 Jack Seymour has purchased a phonograph and camera, and now. with that new piano and ehildren's happy voices, there's music and fun a-plenty at the Garland home. on the Water Valley farm.
 Rev. M. F Whitaker conducted a we'll attended meeting at Owens Chapel last Sunday forenoon. and he will also preach there next Sunday forenoon at fl o'clock, taking the place of Rev. MT. Kelley. who has been on the circuit for the past year. B. s. petefish issues a warning to the hunters who chased his flock of goats from the pasture last week. It's quite a task to get them back into the pasture again, and hunters in their eagerness to secure game. 1 should remember that property owners have some rights, which | must be respected.
 We are m receipt Of an interesting i
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HATTON HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. Sublett went to Mena Thurs day on business.
 Mir Hammonds of Wiekes was in Hatton Saturday to visit friends.
 Bob Garrett of yandervoort loaded a ear of stave bolts at Hatton Friday.
 Mr Mccall of Whton Is visiting hisgranddaughter, Mrs. Arthur Will son, this week.
 A sewing circle was organized on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Joe Baber
 Mrs E. J. Hobbs of Hatton is visit ing her son. II. c. Watkins, of Yell county this week
 The Grandi Dramatic Club will put on a play at Hatfield next Satur- day night, Dec. ?
 Mrs. Hettie Holt of Grannis has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Riley Hannah, this week
 George Baber of Howard county has been visiting his brother, J, J, Baber of Hatton, this week.
 Misses Bill Harky and Irene Thornton of Hatton visited friends at Cove Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs Charles Harkey ard daughter, Opal, of Heavener, have been visit ing friends and relatives at Hatton.
 The Grandi Dramatic Club gave |an entertainment at Hatton Saturday night which was attended by large crowd
 Fred Whitely and Frank Harkey, who are attending High School at Mena, are spending this week with homefolks.
 Wayman Crane of Hatfield. who is teaching school at Bowman Spur. is superintendent of the Sunday school at Hatton, which is doing nicely. Mr- and Mrs. Bennett Lichlyter of Vandervoort attended the play at Hatton Saturday night, as did also MT. and Mrs. Dave Lichlyter and on, Clarence.
 A Mr. Johnson, representing the states interest in the mining of manganese. has made some investi- gations here concerning this mineral and says that the deposits near Hat ton are not the best, but there is a considerable amount of the ore There are several small mines near town not only of manganese, but also prospects of some gold and sil- yer. A recent discovery of glass sand has also been made The quan- tity is not certain but the quality is reported to be good.
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Buster Brown
- -Ta==---- OAK GROVE.

Center Point is going to arrange for Christmas tree on Christina, night. Miss Kate Smith has gone back to Smlthville, after several days stay at home.
 Next Saturday and Sunday are Brother Reddings preaching davs at Oak Grove. Mrs. Muriel Earnest and children have gone to John Earnest's home to spend a few days.
 hr and Mrs C. T. Lemine snen saturday and Sunday at Hatfield with Mrs. NJ. F. Joplin.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Hambv yisitad With Mr. and Mrs CIeaye Maxwell west of Rocky Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Hamhv of Rocky, and Miss Ettna Sartain og Center Point spent Saturday ni,bt at Oak Grove. 'S '' A singing class was organized at center Point last Sunday eyenine to De represented at the singing com xentlon to be held at Mountain Fork Drew Davis was elected leader n shepherd, president, Luke Shen nerd. organist Mrs. Earnest chan lain. Every body come.
 Rock
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Correspondence
POINTERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

If your items do not reach the office by Tuesday night or at the latest early "Wednesday morning, they are almost sure to be omitted. 1t is absolutely impossible to get the paper out on time and handle copy that comes later
 Several well-written collec- tions of news items have come in lately from others besides the regular and we'll known corre- spondents, but have not been ac- companied by the names of the several writers Let us know who you are, or do not be sur prised when the items go to fill the waste basket.
 Please, all correspondents, give the initials of given names of all parties you mention, and be sure and spell the names cor rectly These are very impor- tant p0ints. Editor.
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Pedaeogue.
WESTERN MONTGOMERY NEWS

Forest fires are raging in the Missouri Mountains.
 Hopkin Edwards of Ali visited the Mobley home Saturday night
 J. |, Strickland was over from the Caddo the first of the week.
 S. P. Orrick was stacking lumber over at the Trumbull place Monday.
 George Sanders hauled corn last week from Slatington, having bought from Bill Head
 The Rev. A. A. Bates and family of Waters visited relatives here the first of the week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Garland Lively vis- tied with their relatives over at SlatingtOn Sunday.
 Grover Murphy of Mimosa, visit ed several days with his brother, Dr. J. H. Murphy at Opal
 Aunt Martha Hooper is down from Alder for a several doys visit with her sister. Mrs. Sam Spakes.
 J. B. Widener. one of the Stars paragraphers, of Alder. passed thru Sunday on his way to the Caddo.
 Mir. Parton, aged 74 years, was buried at Hillside Monday. The services were conducted by Major E. J. Henley.
 MT. and Mrs. T. L. Ferguson and children were up from Redwood Saturday and Sunday visiting Mir and Mrs Rowton.
 Postmaster and Mrs. D. G. Ed wards and children of Clagett vis- tied on Saturday night with Mr Edwards brother, Marion. at Ali.
 Windsor Johnson was up from the Watkins Mill Sunday evening. He says he believes the Sulphur Springs people are the best people on earth
 Aunt Rachel Edwards, who has been planning visit to relatives in Oklahoma, started Tuesday. going as far as Mena, where she took the train.
 Relatives here have been advised that Rawleieh Free, a former citi- zen of this place, who for several years has been in Texas. is on the way bdAA " AIhdllSds.
 Hows this for Arkansas2 Uncle Jim Stamey has received a report from some ore which ,he found on his farm. and sent off to be assavpd stating that 1t was gold.
 Scyhool opened Monday at sul- phur Springs. with Prof. Mason as teacher. Prof. Lofts. who was en- pioyed, rendered his resignation to the school board in order te attend the present term of high school at Mount Ida.
 Mr and Mrs. Tom Spakes and Mrs J, M Spakes and daughter. Florence went to the staye mill over in inc Missouri Mountains to take sun- plies to Mrs Wayne Beck's son Wayne. and Mrs. Spakes brother Colonel Standridee, who are batch ing and making bolts for the com pany.
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The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-30
POTTER PICKUPS.

Lee Bates spent Sunday at field.
 Mr. and Mrs. Vim ChamAlm ' moved to town.
 Smith Harwell of Ringing oii visiting friends and relatives H
 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Goodwin the proud parents of a son, born Sunday.
 Mrs. W. A. Butler and daughi Miss Amy, were trading in Nena Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Upton and 2 dren of Clarksyille, Ark are " ing Dr and Mrs c. A. Campbell
 Willis Taylor Qf faX7n, osST mer Polk county man, was yliH here last week and a part Of laA
 Rev. I. P. Benson will fill as { ular appointment at the Bap' church Saturday night and suis NJ. L. Ferguson of Mena VIII be here on Sunday.
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INK ITEMS.
II. NJ. j.

Walter Towards family have moved into their new dwelling.
 Calvin Heath is working in the Eddleman blacksmith shop at Ink.
 Mir and Mrs. G. L. Harris attended church at Pine Grove Sunday even- ing.
 Several from Concord attended the Literary at Holly Springs Saturday night
 Dell Templeton and family left or Monday for Ida, Ok, to make their home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Doc Sorrels spent the weekend at Mena with MT. SorrerS parents.
 Frank Rosson and family of Pine Grove spent Sunday at the J. c, Ros- son home.
 Maple and Madill Howard spent the weekend with their grandmoth- CT. Mrs. Ellen EnIbry
 Mir. and Mrs. H L. Rosson and Mir and Mrs. John Cearley spent Sunday at the George Embry Home.
 A new phone line is being put UT from the J. P. A. Johnson home tC Mena. Several are interested in the new line.
 Leonard Holland and family ar rived Friday from Oklahoma tC make their home in Arkansas again Mir. Holland bought farm east ot Ink.
 The slave business in this vicini- ty is a great help to some of tn, farmers here and elsewhere, a: there are some working here iron Acorn, Mena and Posey Hollow.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-30
TWO-MILE TWiT1Eks'

Elven Williamson ylslled Y friends on the Cossatot sall'' and Sunday.
 Smith Harwell of Ringing was shaking hands with olo fH' on Two-Mile Sunday.
 The B, Y. ?. U. has been c1's !, from night to afternoon V
 meet next Sunday at 3p. m c,..,.
 0len Ward. Pete Taylor, olsIS. ~. Owen, Luther Nichols ana D' \ Williamson were among lnoss o,s.', attended the pie supper al f''''' Hill Thursday night.
 AIr. and Mrs M. |. fe'sas' ,1'I. Mena spent Sunday on lwo-aa';; ~. {; dinner guests of Mir and nis ~ , Ward. Mir. and Mrs. fefsu'04
 sing at Potter next SundaS ,.,.
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MOUNTAIN FORK FOIBLEs.

s. H. Musgraves left last week for Missouri.
 W. J. Wilmoth returned from Pol lard, Ok, last Friday.
 w, l.. Sellers transacted busmess in Mena Thursday and Friday. J. l.. Reed and son, Jesse, were in this vicinity the latter part of last week.
 Mrs. D. A. Hazel and children of Mena are visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs Andrew Walters. Mir. and Mrs. Claude Bedding of Oak Grove spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of the laters sister, Mir. and Mrs. k. W. Rivers. Will Warden and Frank Boyd ar rived Friday from Tishomingo. Ok. to assist NJ. r. Warden in moving to that place.
 F Mrs. Newt Brunson was called to [Okiahoma last week on account of | the serious illness of her mother Mrs. Mathis.
 Quite a number of our young folks enjoyed a party and social gathering al the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Rivers Saturday night
 Frank Warden and family are making preparations to leave next week for Tishomingo Ok. Mr Warden says the move is only tenn Iporary; that he expects to make old Polk his home again. Mart Ellsworth, who left last fall with his family to try their fortune in Oklahoma, seemed to not obtain satisfactory results, as he has now returned to Polk county well con- tented to make this his home again,
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BIG FORK BITS.

H. B. Lilies of Dry Creek traded ii Big Fork Saturday
 K. A. Lewis of Mill Creek was in Big Fork trading Monday.
 T H. Jones of Cedar Lawn was in Mena a few days last week.
 James Lilies Of Big Fork is build ing a new barn on his farm.
 Marion and Holder Edwards of AL der were in Big Fork Saturday
 Rev. J. B. Lilies and wife attended church at Black Springs Sunday.
 Grover Murphy of Waters visited a few days in Big Fork. last week.
 Mir. and Mrs E. A. Heath of Big Fork spent Saturday night in Heath Valley.
 Miss Doyie Heath of Heath Valley is visiting relatives and friends at Big Fork this week.
 Misses Pearl and Artie Bates vis- tied at the T. NJ. Heath home at Butcher Knife Sunday.
 w l.. Bates went to Mena one day last week with a load of stave carts for M c. Trfmbull.
 Mir and Mrs James Lively and Miss Nellie Gov Of Slatington were trading in Big Fork Saturday.
 Miss Cannie Edwards, who has been at Mena for the past week has returned to her home at Big Fork. Mr, and Mrs. W. s. Bates, who had been at Maple Hill for sometime, have moved back to their home at Big Fork.
 Misses Beulah Rash and Cressie Edwards of Heath Valley visited at the Matthew Edwards home Satur- day night.
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daughter and sister, Mrs. W. F. Up
HOLLY SPRINGS HITS.


 Singing was held at Mr. Brawley $ Saturday night.
 Tine Literary al Holly Springs has been discontinued for short while
 A party was held at Mr. hlrk- lands Thursday night. Everyone re- ported having a good time.
 c. A. Converse has nearly finished hauling his saw mill down and eX- poets to soon be ready for work.
 Singing at C. J. Kirkland's Sun- day night. A large crowd was pres ent and an enjoyable time was had.
 T. R, Wallace and wife left for Oklahoma Wednesday morning. N- F. Wallace and wife left at the same time
 Mrs. R. T. Brown of Union Grove, who has been quite i'll is about again. A large number of her friends were in to see her Sunday.
 There will be an Oldfashloned Thanksgiving dinner on the ground at Union Grove schoolhouse next Thursday. Come out and bring the folks.
 Miss Anna Reed started her school at Eureka. up in Posey Hollow last Monday She will doubtless do well as both teacher and school are well fitted for good progress.
 Messrs. Perry Reed, I. L. Reed Charles Edwards and Jim Swieer are getting quite a reputation as de- tectives. having assisted in ferret ing out the alleged hog stealing last week.
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FACTS FROM FREEDOM

W. A. Gordon has sold his i known as the Whisenant plass Both Freedom and Center pl have interesting Sunday schOos Born, November q, to Nr. Mrs. Harry Davis, a 9-pound < Wm. Chamblin and family o9 ter, visited friends here last Ths day and Thursday night.
 Nolla Cummings and wifi, housekeeping in the house yaa last fall by Will Nichols and fan Thought for Thursday: IthI the country that makes or nal mans fortune; it's the man hins
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--~----------------- - WEST VALLEY NEWS.

Remember the pie supper at Green Friday night
 J. W. Mayabb of Watson, Ok, was here last of last week.
 Miss Bessie Sitton is visiting with friends at Acorn this week.
 The pie supper at West Valley Friday night was largely attended.
 Miss Lizzie Stinnett returned from visit to her sister, Mrs Ed Thomas, in Oklahoma.
 The young folks enjoyed sing ing at the home of ". V. Daniels on Sunday evening.
 Prof. J. w. Leepenr of Mena gave an interesting entertainment at West Valley last Saturday night.
 The Rev. ]. l.. Bedding of Noun tain Fork filled his regular appoint meat Ai West Valley Sunday.
 c. R. Worsham and family went tn Bog Springs Saturday to visit their
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ing i'll from Oklahoma, Roy i. having gone to move Mrs. Smia' near Black Springs, from OEIsS.
 CONDENSED CLIPPINGS |. Beck spent Saturday night st K <, Tom Spake was in Wombs <. X urd e Holder Edwards uss a' carpenter work in Waters lasl \ Rev. Hopkins Edwards nrp,a at the schoolhouse Sunday M noon-Willie Hughes was t6rss' peas near Womble last week-l- Strickland was over from the tai Saturday, having shop work dopl Alf-Willie Hughes is buildir new barn on his place-prof. Br Maxwell of Alder was here Sunl Wheeler Riser was hanIins - Der from Mill No. ? Monday.
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HARTLEY HITS.

MT. Barnard of Athens conduetad a singing at Happy Hill Sunday.
 mere was a Die supper at Cen ter school house Saturday night
 olln and Edmon Riding retnrned saturday from a weeks visit at Iit- tie Rock. "' ''''-
 Attorney J. M. Jackson of Umpire was in our vicinity on business on 2 Saturday. o''
 The public sale at Uncle Andv McMillan Saturday, passed off well Everything sold. "'i' Farrls fannin and family left for Oklahoma Friday. They intend 'G1 ta loeate in that state. "
 Clene Plunkett. who is teachino
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county visited his father, c. E. Kel- ly. last Saturday and Sunday.
 Albert Ellsworth left Monday for the mines in Montgomery county, where he will work this winter Herbert Campbell has been real sick the past week and Miss Stella Campbell has his school in charge.
 Frank Hendrix, who lived on the Hendrix place at the head of Board Camp creek last year, has moved to Shady.
 J, "A. Shirley, c. E. Kelley, Math Parker, w. T. Fite, Seaborn Harri- son and J. F. Smith were in Mena Saturday to attend the hog stealing case.
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MILL CREEK NEWS

W. E. Cotton of Opal va Tuesday in search Of corn Fes
 Prof. James yanhorn u
 sungg at Big Fork Sunoas' ,o,,
 s. 4. Lofts will gin no lgols l;Oasd ton this season. He mas s'''
 bales. nd.v:
 The first and third sunuss, ssr,s each month will be uns
 singing days at Midway. l;ug
 Erwin philpot is spelinull1l A g5 days at Opal. being uIlspl', uI ,aot N on account of cutting ms IS s,noiagl ,v badly. last week, with a enuPpBI " BI
 Dr. and Mrs. Sanford aos z, 1 Camp were here Iuesu'b5 b5,a ' doctor came back home LA J i z Sanford remained to spe,1v ,W1vaIss days at the home of T. '' ' Dsp
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SHADY GROVE Ghls''

Mark Hall was at the p''~
 gle mill last week. .;. mast
 Mrs. Fannie E. Dasls reDsiif turkeys in Mena Monoa' s9.92 for four. .,,on and z
 MT. and Mrs: Nun Al Al'su ssuusal 2 sons from Big Cedar, osa <. os,,e Tr Of iila day and Monday at t the n'''s Davis. :, r,.nrhlPf