The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-07

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 The Rev. M. J. Sossoman went to Cove Wednesday afternoon to con- duet the Thanksgiving services for the Presbyterian congregation.
 Work was begun Friday morning on the installation of the furnace in the NJ. E. church, South. The work IS in charge of J, E. Disheroon.
 J. Il. Edwards came in from Big Fork Thursday to bring in Miss Cannie Edwards who will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs R. E. Roberts.
 Mr. and Mrs. Levi Pigg and chil- dren spent Thanksgiving day in Hatfield at the home of MT. and Mrs. T. k. Bates, parents of Mrs. pigg.
 Irwin l.. Demorest of Saltsprings. Howard county, spent Monday in Meaa on business, arranging among other things for stationery for his business.
 A. c. Golf came from Fort Smith to- spend Thanksgiving day with Mrs. Golf and the baby, at the home of Mr. and Mrs R. B. Board. par ents of Mrs. Golf
 Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Nichols and son, Master Roy, came from Hodgens Sunday afternoon to spend a day with Mena relatives, returning home Monday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ford Younce. who were married last week in Texar- kama and have decided to make their home in Mena, are now located in the Hopper cottage on Jansen ave- nue.
 Ar. and Mrs. Freeman L. Johnson moved on Friday to their home al 1907 West Port Arthur avenue. which until recently had been oc- cupied by Mir. and Mrs. David E. Dodd
 w. J. Brinkley came from Fogel Spur on Friday morning to bring his son. Floyd to Mena for medical attention. The little lad was suffer ing with fever of 105 degrees tenn perature.
 MT. and Mrs Oscar Fair and two Ichildren came from Oden Thursday to leave from here for Snyder, Tex, where they are going to make their home. They were brought. in by NJ. E. Tabor
 Col. Pole McPhetrige and Deputy Sheriff J A. Johnston went to Hat Held Monday on business connected 1 with the Camp Wilder property, l part of which was destroyed by fire last Friday night.
 Mir and Mrs. Lige Bates left on i Wednesday afternoon for Muskogee. | .Oks where Mir Bates has work in prospect. Mr Bates has been in the employ of the Mena Ice X Cold | Storage Plant for about seven years. l
 Mrs. J. H. Hudgins received an announcement Friday morning of | birth of Joseph Hudgins Almgren, on l November 2S, at Manhattan, Kas.. l to Mir, and Mrs. V, F.. Almgren. Mrs. 1 Almgren is daughter of Mrs. l Hudgins.
 Mrs. Cliff Maltby arrived Satur- day from Oklahoma City, Ok, for a 1 visit al the home of her father, J. S. 1 Wood, in the Yocana neighborhood. | She will probably remain with | Polk county relatives until after the | holidays.
 Miss Maude Beard, who came in | from Cauthron last Thursday with 1 the remains of her father for burial i in the Corinth cemetery, returned | home Saturday afternoon She was the guest of MT and Mrs c. w ] Cepelin while in the city.
 Ebert Montgomery, who has been in the employ of the Missouri Val | ley Bridge Company near West l Tulsa, Ok, during the past summar | has returned to Mena and will | spend the winter on his farm in the Holly Springs neighborhood.
 Jake Stipes of Sims, Montgomery | county, was in Nena Friday morn ing on his way to South McAlester, where he is going to make his home. He was accompanied by his | sons, Jake and Frank. and was mak- ing the trip overland.
 Mrs. q. w, Roberts and children, | Miss Bessie, Byron and Wilburn, | left Sunday for Shawnee, Ok. for a visit at the home of Mrs. John | Wellington, sister of Mrs. Roberts. | They expect to he away for several i months. and possibly until spring.
 j. Hollister Tull, agriculturist of | the Kansas City Southern, is on the 1 program for the annual meeting of | the Missouri State Horticultural | Society, which meets at the Coates House in Kansas City on December }, 6 and 7. His subject is Railroad | Horticultural Development"
 Rev. Edgar Peters of Board Camp was in Mena Saturday to go to Cove to fill his regular appointment with the Baptist congregation. He was accompanied by his mother, Mrs Jennie Peters, his brothers, Earl and Tobe. Henry MeClain and the