The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-30
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES A son was born Thursday to Mir. and Mrs. Ben Bigge.
 D. A. Walker of the Opal commun- ity was among the farmers in Mena Friday.
 Walter Cummins went to Heaven CT Friday to spend the weekend with friends.
 +. H. Waltman left Friday for a visit of ten days with friends in Wa mego, kas.
 J. D. Allen merchant of Ritz, Scott county, spent Friday in Mena on business.
 W. $. White and daughter, Miss Lula, were attending to business in Mena Saturday.
 Miss Louise Mullins came from Cove last Saturday to spend the day with friends and have dental work done.
 T. II. Jones came in from Big Fork Thursday to spend few days at the home of his son. Willis, returning home Saturday
 E. $. peteflsh was down from Acorn Saturday. being accompanied by Fred R. Kinney, w. J. Tucker and Prof. I. C. Wiggins.
 Will Alexander, Reuben Harrison, W P. Mount and Henry Christy spent Friday on a squirrel hunt In ahe mountains about Acorn.
 Il. H. Sims, grandson of J. H. Sims, who came from Camden last week on account of the illness of his un- cle, Bart c. Sims. returned home Friday.
 Smith Harwell arrived last Satur- day from Ringling. Ok, to spend a few days with Polk county relatives and friends and to look after mat ters of business.
 VA NJ. Foster, John Cotton and Tom Morris of Opal were among the farmers in town Friday, Messrs Foster and Morris bringing in a bale Aof cotton each.
 A. M Sims, who came In from Big Fork early in the week on account of the illness and subsequent death of his brother. Bart c. Sims, re- turned home Friday.
 John Harper. who is teaching the winter term of school in the Hilard district near Cherry Hill, was in Mena Saturday to assist the clerks an the Grand Leader.
 Willis Taylor of Grannis was in Mena Friday to file his bond and lake the oath of office of road over seer, t0 which office he was re- elected at the recent election
 D. Cotton of Opal and F. L. Ter rell of Rocky. road overseers-e elect of their respective townships, were in Mena Friday to file their bonds and to qualify as provided by law
 Walter Spears of Yocana returned Friday from a prospecting trip tC McAlester. Having secured employ ment in a garage, he has decided tc move to MeAlester early next month Sam and Earl Harper and Clyde Brock of the Noeana and Ink neigh borhood, who had been at work ir the vicinity of Maud, Ok during the cotton picking season, returned tC Mena Thursday.
 Forest Ranger W. R. Boyes re- turned to Eagleton last Saturday after having spent several days iu the territory of the ginseng farm checking up timber being sold tC M. c. Trumbul.
 Willis Wimberly. who has beer holding nineteen bales of cotton al Cherry Hill. awaiting satisfactory market had the cotton brought tc Aena Friday so that he might have it nearer at hand when the price suited him.
 j, II Rials. the constable elect of Board Camp, was here Friday tr arrange to file his bond and take the oath of office Mir Rias has also held commission under Sherih Finger during the last two years and the chances are that Mir. Fin ger will again make him a deputy for the coming term of office.
 Mrs. Isaac Reed and children. who had spent two weeks with relatives of Mrs. Reed in Shawnee. Ok, re- turned to Mena last week. Mrs Reed reports that she enjoyed the visit with relatives, but when that country was struck by the cold blast
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