The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-07

ileft saturday for Ritehie- Mo- where they will spend month visiting with relatives and friends. WESTERN MONTGOMERY NEWS Jasper Free is suffering with an Hlhamed hand.
 Lloyd Rowton is very sick With ohills and fever
 Jim Spake is able to be up after an attack of the fever.
 Miss Mae Bowen visited Miss Ethel Beck of Ali Saturday night.
 Mir and Mrs. John Buck left Sat lurday for their home at Arkadel- phla
 The Big Fork school will dis miss Friday -until crops are gath cred
 Garland Lively was in the Big Fork community on business on l "Wednesday of last week.
 George Beck went to Big Fork on ! Monday, where he and his partner, 1 Q. A. Cox are running a saw mill. 1 Mrs. J M Bowen and children spent Sunday with Mrs. Bowens brother, Alex Hughes, on Big Hill creek.
 l A series of meetings conducted by the Rev. Mir Brown. will start in few days al the Clagett school house
 ! Joe Rowton met Mr. and Mrs. O. 1 w. Dickson at Wombe Friday They were returning from a visit at Glenwood. 1 Elder Jerry Newman and wife i and Miss LiIIie Coulter will start to Garland county Wednesday to at tend the Primitive Baptist Assoei- ation.
 s. P. Orrick. Tom Spake and Jim Lilies went to Mt Ida Saturday to make some additional proof in the prQvlng up of Mir Orrick's home stead.
 l Jerry Lamberts little daughter. Frances. stepped on piece of glass Monday. cutting her foot very se- verely. Dr. Simpson dressed the wound
 Tom Collier of the Holy Rollers is expected in from Okla homa for a revival in response to an invitation of the followers of ] that faith.
 Mrs. Jamerson and children are going to Oklahoma in a few days. 1 Mr. JamersOn will remain here to gather his crop and will join his family later. i A. M Coulter and Miss Lillie. Mr. | and Mrs. Tom Spake. and Mrs. D. c. Edwards. attended the baptizing and communion services at the Primitive Baptist church at Big Fork sunday. i $. ?. Orriek and family are pre- Darlng for visit Thursday t0 the Sanders family in the Hatfield neighborhood On their return Mir. Sanders will accompany them home ! for an extended visit. w. F. Edwards and wife came down Thursday in Mr. Edwards auto to Mr. Edwards fathers. Jim Edwards and the elder Mrs. Ed i wards returned with them for a few daNs visit with her sons. Ben son and Ellis Goss. Buster Brown
 Plenty of rain late crops are looking fine
 Alex Hughes went to Womble on Saturday morning
 x. J Henley lost a very valuable | l1llk COW last week. J. K. Jamerson and D. c. Edwards were in Mena last Thursday. ! Prof. Lemuel Lofts visited with homefolks at Alder over Sunday Robbie Coulter and Wheeler klser made a trip to Redbird Sun i ?. N Moore and W. o. Bowen were in Mena this week. taking in i lumber.
 MT. and Mrs. John Buck left on Saturday for their home at Gum 1 Springs.
 A. s. Daniel of Umpire. spent the last part of last week with his 1 family here. w. NJ. Edwards and Major Henley went over to Black Springs Satur- day to trade. J Nj. Beck is busy making molas- ses this week for I N. Bowen and 1 M B Goodman
 Mr. and Mrs R. Gaston. of Gaston. spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs Albert Holmes.
 Jesse Beck. Joe ROwt0n and Col Staniridge attended Sunday school at Union Sunday morning.
 Joe Standridge returned from Sat Qruay after working on the Swim fdle farm, near Black Springs.
 Joe Hughes has quit his iob of night watching at Watkins Mil and Joe Warren is filling his place.
 Rev. ]. Scott of Mt. Ida. and J. s. Aeshire of Shady, will commence Ia meeting at Union Saturday night.
 Alex Hughes is preparing to erect residence on his farm. to replace the one which burned down last winter
 Mr. and Mrs W. 0. Bowen re- turned home Sunday after attand- ing the "eldershin~ at Hurricane Grove below Mt. Ida.
 HOWARD HAPPENINGS.
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