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

PERSONAL NOTES
 W A. Ragland was in Ink on a business trip Monday morning.
 A. J. Wagoner of Nunley spent Thursday in Mena on business.
 w. A. McCurdy of the Irons Fork country on Route }, was in Mena Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Campbell and baby, of Egger, were i'll Mena Satur- day to get supplies.
 4 son was born Friday to Mir. and Mrs. A. V pirtle. Dr. ?. R. Wat Alns was Ill attendance.
 F.. I. Avants of Waters is spend- ing couple of days in Mena to look after business matters.
 J. A. Mackey came from Rich Mountain Monday. being interested m some matters m Chancery court
 Mir. and Mrs. Levi Wimberiv and son and daughter, Richard and Lil- nan, were with Mena friends Thurs day.
 Eugene Abernathy came from Big tork Sunday to spend the day with Mena relatives, returning home Monday.
 j. D, Allen and little son, Hubert. of Ritz, Scott county, were in Mena ednesday to market produce and get supplies.
 Mrs. 0ryel Self and baby. are here from Waldron. visiting at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Huston. parents of Mrs Self.
 G. D. Townsend began work last week in the W. W. Townsend store and will be on duty during the rush on account of the cotton season.
 Miss Alice Williams of Hatfield Who had spent the weekend at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. w. Finger. returned home Sunday afternoon.
 Will Riding, A. s. Burnett, ]. w. Gordon. Charles Hammer Henry McMillan, and John Floyd. all of Hartley, were in own "Wednesday doing trading
 Wm. r. Hunt of Hatton came up on business "Wednesday and while here purchased a horse and buggy at the McGinchy sale, making the return trip overland.
 Mrs. Elisha Barber of Texarkana. Who had been visiting at the home " her niece. Mrs D. NJ. Townsend. and other Mena relatives. returned to her home Saturday.
 J. w., M. F.. J. T., and w. J. Phil pot and Frank Egger, all from tine Egger community. were in Mena Friday with cotton, the party bring Ing m total of twenty-one bales.
 Harlow Michael left Thursday aft ernoon for Oklahoma City, where he IS Tn the employ of Swift X Co. his work being in the produce depart ment.
 Prof. G. w. Johnson came from .irannis Monday to look after some business which he had in Chancery court. He was accompanied by his son, AlVn. who came to have his eyes treated
 Ira Q. Smith in writing to friends rom Tacoma Wash. where he and Mrs. smith are now visiting rela- Ives, says that they are having a great time. They expect to start for home about October f0
 Noy Blair, Chas. Graf and Howard Payne. and Misses BeuIah Neal, Eas- ter Mount and Blanche Harper com posed a party of young folks who drove to Board Camp Sunday to at ten tl listrict sincing convention. 
 E l.. Garrett. who had taught the ksger school during the summer. left Wednesday afternoon to spend sen days at the home of his father. !. J. Garrett, at Calvin. Ok. He has 2een employed for the winter term m the Egger school
 G E. bates of Big ff'ori. was iii Mena Monday on one of his infre- quent trips to the county seat. He reports that he has been looking closely after his business interests this fall, and thus has found little time to come to town.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Milbank of Chillicothe. Mo. and Mrs. J. G. Dorsey of Wichita Kas, who had spent since Monday with A. B. Palmer at Twin Oaks farm. broth CT of Mrs. Milbanks, returned on Thursday to their home in Missouri.
 J. R. Allen came from Vandervoort Wednesday and spent a couple of days in Mena looking after matters of business. He reports that his next trip to the county seat will be on the occasion of the meeting of