The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-31

] ., Grannis were in Mena Friday.
 poy H T. Howell and Mrs. How oiI of opal were with Mena friends Thursday.
 Williams of Hatfield spent 4s,esday in Mena cn busln'ss with ,omty officials. Mir and Mrs. Carl Fisher of Big Cedar. Ok, were in Mena Tuesday 10 get supplies.
 VsR l. Abernathy of Bigfork was in fMena Friday to do some trading, -teturning Saturday.
 p Hamby has returned from Asbar Ok. and will spend the fall
 af least, among his Mena friends.
 Miss Toka Anderson left Friday
 ofternoon for a visit at the home of
 Mrs Thos. A. Bain, in Mt. Pleasant
 Tex.
 w H. Terry of Hatfield, was in
 Mona Tuesday to secure a load of ice
 rom the Mena Ice X Cold Storage
 Company.
 Miss Mary Ingram, after a weeks s visit with her parents, MT and Mrs I W. Ingram, has returned to Ok mulgee, Ok.
 Dr. c. C. Gunnels went to Little Rock to look after the automobile business recently organized by him and R. Golf
 0. w. Thompson, who is engaged in mining enterprises near Wander yoort. epent Monday night and Tues day ir Mena.
 l. F. Sanders of Hatfield, who had been prospecting in the vicinity of Big Fork, was in Mena Friday on his return trip.
 The Rev. w. J. Dunman was at Union Grove last week to attend the annual meeting of the Freewil Baptist Association.
 C. c. White of Clagett was in Mena Monday to get paints and other sup plies to finish the new house he has erected this summer.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Magruder and Sidney Duke went to Womble Tues day morning. making the trip in the Magruder automobile.
 J. M Bailey. who is about to open meat market and produce house in Cove, spent Tuesday in Mena to look after business matters.
 A son was born Tuesday to Mir. and Mrs. Walter Webb, livlng at iiO4 Fourth street. Dr. W. c. Van- diver was in attendance.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Lawrence came in from Shady Friday, Mrs. Law renee to remain for a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Ellis Goss.
 Marvin Sales came in from the ranch Saturday to help in the Law renee store during the rush inci- dent to the Saturday special sale.
 Mrs. ]. c. Wilson of Dallas, Tex, sister of J. H. Naler. arrived Tuesday afternoon from Eureka Springs. for a visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. Naler.
 MT. and Mrs. Leslie Moseley re- turned Friday afternoon from a goods buying trip to the markets in st. Louis, having been away since last Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Petty left last Sunday morning for St. Louis, where they will spend week | buying fall and winter goods for the | Petty store.
 Edgar Hon, who had spent a week | with his sister, Mrs. J. J. Coker, at | .he Shady forest ranger station, re- turned to his home in Waldron on 1 Friday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Weldon Hard of | Womble spent Friday with Mena friends. while en route to McAlester. | where Mr. Hurd has job with | firm.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Dixon and ,hildren, who had spent the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Watkins, left Friday afternoon for heir home in Mansfield.
 ". D. Graves, nephew of Mrs ! ? R. Watkins, arrived from Mans ield Ark, Friday afternoon, to pend a week or longer al the home | )f Dr. and Mrs Watkins.
 ? c. Young. who recently moved l rom Scott county to a farm near 2agleton, was in Mena Thursday to ;et building material for a new | louse which he is erecting.
 Simpson Watkins of Highwood, | Pike county. was in Mena Friday to start for his home after having leen visiting the Chamblin families | n the Rocky neighborhood.
 Leroy Chamblin of Liberty, s. C., md E. S. Griffin. of GreenVille, <. C., Who are visiting at the home of Mr. md Mrs. George Chamblin, near toeky, spent Friday in Mena.
 Misses Pauline Pryor Ruth Kelley md Willie Mount went to Divers hapel neighborhood Thursday to pend the day and night at the | lome of Mr, and Mrs. J. c. Whitta- Ser.
 i, G. w. Petty and daughters, Miss 5dmonia and Frances and Mrs. 55oyd Laflin and children, returned | " Nednesday from Baker Springs, l where they had been on an out ng
 A. Il. Lawrence, who had spentl .Wo weeks helping in the work on lls fathers ranch near Shady, re- |