The Mena weekly star., 1916-07-20
BICFORK BITS.

D D, Heath went to Mena on 3usi- ness Saturday
 Daniel Heath of Heath Valley was in Meua Friday.
 George Lilies of Dry Greek traded in Bigfork Monday
 0. J. Smith has gone c. tlse hafl- sas harvest fields
 M B. Fried baled a fine lot Of clover hay last week
 Eugene Abernathy of Big Spring went to Mena Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. E. Lilies made a business trip to Mena last week
 There was an ice cream supper at the G w. Heath. home Saturday.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs. w C. Fow- Ter. last Thursday, fine baby boy.
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hughey of Heath Valley were in Bigfork Sun- day.
 David Beck and Little Bates of Slatington were in Bigfork last week
 Hugh Cox and Jesse Beck of Alder, were in this vicinity most of last week
 James Lilies and Mrs. Lola Thomp- son of Bigfork went to Waters on Friday.
 Mir and Mrs. H. L. Looney of Mill Creek were trading in Bigfork Sat- urday.
 James Lively of slatington spent Saturday night and Sunday with homfolks.
 MT. and Mrs. Mute Standridge and children. of Opal, were in Bigfork Monday.
 Remember the singing at the Cad do next Sunday and dinner on the ground.
 A. W. Jones of Cedar Lawn visit ed at the w. $. Bates home Satur- day night.
 Miss Tilda Heath and brother, Harmon, were trading in Bigfork on Saturday.
 MT and Mrs. 0. A. Cox and chi- dren visited at the Caddo Saturday and Sunday.
 J L. Cox and children of Slating- ton were in Bigfork Saturday to get q load of slaves.
 Mir and Mrs. Will Smith and chil- dren of Butcher Knife visited in Heath Valley Sunday.
 There will be a picnic at Old Bog gy Spring about six miles west of Bigfork on July 29.
 John Pate of Mill Creek left Sat urday for Kansas where he will work at the harvest.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Newman and children went to Board Camp Fri day. returning Sunday
 Bethel Bates of Bigfork and Coop CT and Loy StandTidge of Opal have returned from Kansas.
 Oscar Ahernathy. who has been gone for year, is here to visit with homefolks at Bigsprings.
 Edgar Peters of Board Camp. who is teaching the school at Mill Creek, will preach there next 3rd Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Elijah Bates of P0sey Hollow. were visiting relatives and friends in Bigfork sunday and Mon- day.
 Arthur Lilies of Bigforls and eordy Cox Of Big Springs visited with Dan iel Heath of Heath Valley Saturday night.
 Jerry Lambert who has been slaves at Bigfork, spent Saturday night and Sunday at Sul- phur.
 Roger Bates of Middle Big Fork, went t0 Slatington Saturday to take Little Powell part of the way to his home at Mt. Ida.
 There was about 4,000 gallons of huckleberries on the Fork and Mis- souri mountains and many were left to go to waste.
 MT. and Mrs lava Rates of Rock Grove, and Misses Pearl, Katie and Artie Bates of Bigfork visited in Heath Valley Saturday night.
 A letter from Mrs L J. Holmes at Winslow, Tex, last week says that crops are looking fine, except cot ton, the peach crop bemg finer than for years.
 Mathew Edwards and Dave Mitchell of Dry Creek, 0. A. Cox and son, Cordy of Big Springs and Henry Lilies of Bigf0rk went to Mena with lumber Monday.
 The Rev. Mute White of Board Camp will run a few day and night meetings at the BigfOrk school house, beginning Saturday night be- fore the 3rd Sunday in August.
 There will be an all-day singing at the school house at Bigfork on the 9th Sunday in this month. and dinner on the ground. Every sing ing class and everybody else is in- vited to come.
 Papa's Helper.
 INK ITEMS.