The Mena weekly star., 1916-10-12
PERSONAL NOTES

! PERSONAL NOTES
 sheriff H. W. Finger and Deputy Joiin blals are posting the election pfoctamations this week.
 Dr: D. W. Connally was a visitor III Mena Monday, attending Cham cery court and calling on friends.
 The regular meeting of the East efn Star will be held Thursday
 Hugh Cox of Clagett brought cot ton to Mena Tuesday, returning home Wednesday.
 Mrs. k. M. Sharp left Monday aft ernoon to join Mir. Sharp in their new home n Prescott.
 S. A. shelton of Ink, left Saturday Tor the cotton fields near Heavener where he has employment for few weeks.
 |. M. Latimer and Will Sunder- man were at the Shipman sale Tues uay. actlng as auetloneer and clerk respectively.
 Dr. W, w. philpot reports the birth of a daughter on Sunday to MT. and Mrs. Win Brewer of tiie Egger community.
 County Superintendent W. Homer Plgg spent "Wednesday in Cedar and freedom townships in the interest e Ills candidacy for reelection. 
 w. M. Mcdonald began work on Monday morning in the office of w. l.. Parker, County Clerk, on the real estate tax roll for the year 1916.
 Mrs. w. L. Smith, who came from, DeQueen Saturday to spend Sun day with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Leadaman, returned home Monday afternoon.
 J. A. Davis, C. A. Cargill and J. A. Allen were before Chaneery court Wednesday as witnesses in the di- Norce proceedings instituted by Geo. Edmond against Mrs. Edmond
 The Rev. T. A. Park and R. Mac Gfegor, left on Tuesday to attend the semi-annual session of the Ouachita presbytery, which con- vened that clay in Lewisville. They expect to return to Mena Thurs day night.
 Dr. T. F. Ratledge, Mrs, Ratledge, and their son, Jack. left "Wednesday afternoon for their home in Santa Barbara, Cal, after visit of several weeks with Mr, and Mrs. Roy St. John and Mena friends.
 Mrs. Nora Anthony left tuesday afternoon for Castle, Ok. t0 visit aI the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hat tie Ferriott Mrs. Anthony makes her home with her daughter Mrs h. lngham, when in Mena.
 Mrs. l. NJ. Steward left this aft crnoon for Kansas City, where she Viii be joined by Mir. Stew ard as soon as he succeeds in closing his business affairs in Mena. They Will make their home in Kansas City.
 Miss Johnnie Henderson came up from Hatfield Sunday and began work Monday on the personal pro- perty tax roll in the office of the County Clerk. Miss Henderson did much of the work on this roll for the year 1915
 Dr. P. R. Watkins was called o Cove Sunday to be in consultation with Dr. T. B. Young or the case oi Mrs. Wise. living near Old Cove Mrs. Wise had recently suffered a stroke of apoplexy, and is in a serious condition.
 Mrs. B. F. Chilcutt and three children, who had spent the summer at the home of Mrs. Chllcutts par ents, Mir. and Mrs. C. A. Converse, of the Holly Springs neighborhood- left Monday afternoon for their home in Newton, Miss.
 J. w. Martin and John Thom living in the northeast part of Polk county, were i'll Mena Monday. They are doing some prospecting for min erals and expect to have some in- teresting developments ID the near future.
 ]. J. Coker. who has been working on the land classification of the For est lands out of the Mena forestry station, left Tuesday afternoon for Waldron. from which point he will work harna fter. Mrs Coker and the baby are already in Waldron.
 P. o. Shults, who recently came from Texas to visit relatives in the Egger community, took special teachers examination last Tuesday, having been employed to teach the Crystal Hill school near Board Camp for the coming winter term.
 Tom Payne, an attorney of Wal dron, and Democratic nominee for County Judge of Scott county. was among the out-of-town attorneys to attend Chancery court Monday He is attorney for the defendant i'll the case of w. o. 4ankey vs. H. A Andas.
 Master Compere Pipkin. son of Mir. and Mrs. Minor pipkin has been confined to the home for long time by an attack of fever, the in eeption of which is supposed to
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