The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-10
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Eyelina VeNos has returned from snltatllie. whre she spent a month
 E. L. Poe is at Hot springs for treatment He will De there two or titee months
 Suuuay will be Rev. Russell Browns regular preaching day at the Baptist church,
 Forrest and Ted Sargent are spending the week With their eou- sin Frank kisterson
 Grandma Martin moved into one 0f w h Blauds cottages on Port Arthur avenue last week.
 Mir and Mrs Q. (. Kirby went Go Cove Monday Their niece, Mrs. Belts. is very Ill at present.
 Prof. w. R. Thurman left last "Wednesday for Howard county. John Nuness took him in his car as far as Baker Springs.
 Miss Lou Parker. who has been spending some time with her sis ter, Mrs. Fly Johnson, left Thurs day for her home at Umpire.
 J. R. McGlennen was a passenger g'tur.Mena Thursday of last week. | He IS helping his friend, o. l.. Gregg. get settled Ill his new home.
 Those on the sick list are. Mir. Nelson, Albert Spikes and Mir and Mrs Kirby Spikes The two latter are recently from the Louisiana oil fields.
 Miss Wave Weiss returned last week Co Conway after spending a month with her mother, Mrs. Weiss. and sister. Mrs. j. c. Jones, and family
 Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Clinton and daughter, Floy, left Sunday to at tend d conference or reunion of the Saints church, to be held in Okla hOma.
 Mrs D. A. Hilton and children went to Hatfield Friday to visit at the home of Mrs. Hiltons parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Dover, and to attend the fair.
 Mir. and Mrs. 0. C. Kirby and daughters. Bess and Desdemonia. drove Co Texarkana "Wednesday in the Kirby auto and spent the week with relatives.
 Alex Coyle gave social evening at his home in he south part of town last Friday night for his Sun day school class. All reported a very pleasant time. Rev Joe Blanton of Oklahoma preached at the Baptist church Saturday night He gave us a fine talk but there W re not many out as the fact was not knowf. in ad- vance
 Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Bud- die Arnold and Mr. and Mrs Brook ing. all Of near Vivian, La. came up to spend two weeks with their parents and other relatives and friends in and near Gfannis.
 Grandma Collins. who has been very 1T al the home of her son. Will Collins, is improving. Her daughters, Mesdames Sims of Ida bel, Okla. Reed of Stilwell. Okla, and Mrs Couch of Paris, Tex, left last week for their homes
 Mir and Mrs Tom Jefferson and children of Claremore, Okla. and Mir. and Mrs. John KeetOn and ehil- dren of Nanderyoort were guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hungate for the Week -eud. The ladies are sisters of Mrs. Hungate.
 Mrs Cam Wood, son Fred and lit- tle daughter Anna Sue of HOcha- town. spent last MedaRsiay night with Mir and Mrss AleCletlnen. Mrs. Aeod and dauehter went Go Nena Thursday to visit at the home of her daughter. Mrs. E. J. Moseley
 Since our last visit to The Star two marriages have occurred in our little town. On Sunday. July 20, Miss Monnie Arnold and Mir. Homer Chanev were married, and during the week Miss Pearl Bagley and Mir. Jesse Herring were united at the home of Judge T. K Moore. whe performed the ceremony. The many friends of both couples wish for them a long life of welded bliss