The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-01

Kings parents came rom IeXarkana Saturday to be with their daughter and family during this trying time.
 Br C. l.. Sanford is driving a new Ford roadster bought through the Proctor agency.
 Frank Bell returned "Wednesday morning from Fayetteville where he had been attending the State Uni- versity.
 Lee Alexander returned to Heay- ener today after having spent a short time with Mrs. Alexander and the children,
 Col. A. J. Summers of Bentonyille spent a few hours in Mena Wednes- day looking after bushes interests, coming in that morning and return-l ing on the afternoon trainaqls9
 c. NJ. Latimer and Will s1hder- man have formed a partnership in the real estate business. They are going to open an office at GA Mena street.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Board, Mrs. Pearl Dean and son, Hal, and ]. H Hamilton spent Tuesday on an out ing and fishing trip on the Ouachita river east of Mena.
 
 The students of the Acorn Nor maj have planned to spend next Sat- urday in an all-day picnic on Mt. Mena. They will be chaperoned by Prof. and Mrs. c. E, Fiser.
 Dr. J. R. Dale came from Texar- kama this morning to be in consult tation with Drs. ] C. Hilton and ? R. Watkins on the case of H. A. King, who by the way, is reported as not improved.
 Mrs. John Stee and daughters left Tuesday for the Rig Fork country to join Mr. Steel who is in charge of one of the Watkins saw mills. They will remain in the country during the summer vacation.
 Walter Nance left Tuesday after- noon for his former home in War saw, Mo-. in response to a telegram announcing the critical illness of his brother, Fines. It was learned that his brother could not live.
 Scott Whitlock and Harvey Lilies of Waters, Misses Floncy and Pearl Watt of Board Camp and Miss Atha Green of this city returned Wednes- day from Little Rock, where they had been attending the state school for the blind
 Mrs. J. D. Shaver is expected to arrive today from Texarkana to remain until Sunday, when she and Miss Dorothy will go to Kansas City to spend a week with J. D. Shaver, Jr They will then go to Chicago for the summer.
 Foster Pryor is expected to arrive in Mena Monday, and after spending a day Or two in the city, he and his sister, Miss Pauline. will go to De- Kalb, Tex, for visit to old friends and relatives Foster is with the Wells Fargo Express Company with headquarters in Kansas City.
 
 w. O. Williams. who spent last summer in Mena teaching the Oli- vers Chapel school for term. ar rived in Mena on "Wednesday form Cushing, Ok, where he is now em- ployed as clerk in the postoffice He expects to spend a week or ten days in Mena and vicinity as part of his vacation
 Mir. and Mrs. R. Golf and children, who expected to return to Mena Sunday from Memphis, where Mr. Golf attended the Southern Whole sale Grocers' Convention. are being unavoidably detained because of the illness of little Miss Helen They expect to be able to return the lat ter part of this week.
 A. G. Ruth, an employe of the Wat kins lumber mill, sustained a severe injury to his right hand by by com- ing contact with a cut-off saw The second and third fingers were badly lascerated and there was a bad cut on the palm of his hand. The injured man was brought to Dr. P. R. Wat kins' office where his wounds were dressed.
 Mrs. r. L. Worrell of Rich Moun- tain spent a few hours in Mena on "Wednesday to shop, being ae- companied by her son, Paul, and her niece, Miss Agnes WorreI of Heav- ener, who is spending part Of the summer at Rich Mountain. She re- ports that Mir. Worrell is expected