The Mena weekly star., 1916-07-27


 Monday and is again on duty in the Watkins Hardware store, taking the place of Charles Higgins. who is taking a vacation of week. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Galloway who came last week from Dallas Tex, making the trip in their Ford automobile, started on the return trip Tuesday.
 c. C. Carolan of Rocky was att tending to business in Mena Monday He reports that the Rocky picnic last Saturday drew a large crowd and went off most pleasantly.
 MT. and Mrs. K. s. pirtle, John DutrO and Floyd Carter returned Sunday evening from the Ben Gip- son ranch west of Hatfield. where they had spent Saturday and Sun day.
 c. M. Cooper of Round Top, Sevier County, father of O. l.. Cooper, ar rived in Mena Tuesday and is looking for an opportunity to ex- change his farm near Gillham for a farm near Mena.
 U. s. Andrews, of Big Cedar, Ok, was in Mena Saturday for the first time in long while. He has been busy making his crop, and during the rush of farm work he finds il more convenient to trade nearer home.
 Mrs. Harry Davis, who has been making her home with Mrs. J. Cav mess, left Monday afternoon to join her husband in White, s. Oak. MT Davis is employed with a bridge construction gang with headquar- ters at White.
 ]. w. Glass and D. E. Gilstrap of Omaha Tex, are in Mena to spend a vacation of ten. days Mir. Glass has been in Mena several times be- fore and finds the recreation and rest he seeks.
 Mrs. Walter Martin and two chil- dren. who had spent two weeks in Mena at the home of Mr. and Mrs c. H. Cole, parents of Mrs Martin left Monday afternoon for their home iii Quannah, Tex.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Rowton came from Womble the latter part of last week and are visiting at the home oi Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Hawthorne They were brought over by their son, J. M. Rowton, in the automobile
 Mir. and Mrs. H. F. Manning and son. Dan left Monday for their farm near Potter. where they are going to spend a month on an outing They have taken tent and camping outfit. and are going to enjoy Gods out-of-doors. George Johnson, living on the G w. Petty farm east of Mena was kicked by a horse Monday afternoon and for a time it was thought that he had sustained a broken leg, but fortunately the injury was no more than a severe bruise.
 J. w. Orr. who had been here from Tulsa for several weeks stopping al the Mena Hotel, left Monday after noon for Eureka Springs. He ex- poets later to again return to Mena having been very much benefited ir health during his stay here. J. E. Mccoy and son, arrived from Edinburg, Tex. Saturday. aceom- paning car of household goods stock and farm implements. Mrs Mccoy and children had been 1T Mena for some time at the home lof Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Lauck. 
 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Green, who were married last Saturday at the home of the brides parents. Dr. and Mrs | C. F. Seafers, left Monday afternoon for Oklahoma. from whence the, will go to Texas points, and finally to San Antonio. their future home.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. Golf drove tC Cove Sunday in response to mes sage announcing the illness of Mrs "A. 0. Bettis, niece of Mir Golf, anC daughter of Mrs. Hoblitzell. The, returned to Mena Sunday afternoon having found Mrs. Bettis improved.
 MT. and Mrs. E. w. Alley and chil- dren. who had spent two week |visiting Mena relatives and friends 1 left Monday afternoon for 0klahom; City. where they will spend shor liinie at the home of Mir. Alleys pa rents before returning to their homo in Lake View, Tex.
 J. T. Magruder. president of thl First National Bank. arrived il Mena Tuesday from 0klahom. City, having made the trip in hi i Hudson Super 6 automobile by wa. of Fort Smith. Little Rock and Ho Springs. He was accompanied ol the trip by A. Weisman. assistan 'cashier of the Oklahoma Stockyard