The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-14

MFS. F.. G. EmDry came Tn from Board Camp Tuesday to spend a few days at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. C. Embry.
 Miss Ola Shrewsbury returned on Thursday from Oklahoma City. where she has been visiting since last September.
 T. A. Winton was in from Muse. Ok, to spend the remainder of last week and part of next with Mrs. WintOn and the children
 Col, C. NJ. Latimer will go to Van dcrvoort Thursday morning to assist Col. k. D. Hutson in conducting the public sale for H. Melville.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. E. Williams and 4. G. Stephens of Hatfield were Mena visitors Tuesday, coming on the local freight and returning on that afternoon.
 Mrs. George w. Taylor, who came to Mena with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. NJ. R. Began, few weeks ago, returned last week to her home in Eureka Springs.
 Mrs. Bennie Pool of Hatfield who had been i'll Mena visiting with her sister, Miss Johnnie Gibson, since last Friday, left for her home Sun day afternoon.
 w. G. Johnson of Eureka Springs, who had been in Mena for about week, having been associated with Ford Younce in the lumber business, left for his home Wednesday. Dr. J. R. Wear, brother of County Judge A. F. Wear who came from Poteau Sunday to spend a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs Wear, re- turned home Tuesday afternoon. John Mildfelt, son of Mir. and Mrs. Peter Mildfelt, who had spent most of the summer and fall in 0keene. Ok, returned to Mena a few days ] ago to be at home for the winter.
 H. E. Manning returned the first eff the week from a business trip to Springfield, Mo-, where he and others are interested in the sale of town lots in an addition to the city.
 MT. and Mrs James Nations of Xanderyoort, who drove to Mena on Sunday to spend the day with Mir. and Mrs. D. B. Joplin and with Mir. and Mrs. l. F.. Lindsay. returned home Tuesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Hollister Full re- turned last Saturday from Kansas City, where Mir. Tull had attended the meeting of the Missouri State Board of Horticulture.
 Mrs. Julia kimbro left on Friday for Alton, Ok, where she expects to make her home. Before leaving she sold her residence property on Tenth street to Kelly-Stratton Com Ipany.
 ] Prof. G. NJ. Woods, Misses Louise and Mayme Mullins, and Miss Mayme Grady, constituting the fac ulty of the Cove school. were among | the teachers in Mena to attend the association.
 Prof. E. w. Hamby, Miss Grace Hamby, and Miss 0tus T. Hender- son, the teachers in the Wander voort school, were accompanied to Mena for the educational meeting by loyal band of pupils. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Sims, since returning to Mena from Mills, N. M., have been stopping with Mrs. c. B. Dennis, but MT. Sims is endeavor- ing to find a suitable residence in which they can make their home | during the winter.
 Dr. l.. w. B. Long returned Mon day from Fort Smith, where he had been to attend the session of annual | conference of the Methodist church. Dr. Long, as well as the members of the First NJ. E. church, and the people of the city, who have learned | bO hflbW tillii III titt yCdi pdob dt v gratifled that he will be in Mena for another year.
 Prof R. D. Dodd, Mrs. N R. King and Misses Vada Harris and Ola Littlepage, teachers in the Hatfield schools, brought a good crowd of pupils and patrons to Mena Friday night for the educational meeting. Twenty-seven persons boarded the train at Hatfield for Mena, which was the largest delegation coming from one point.
 Guy Hawthorne, who came from Heavener about a week ago and has since been sick af the home of his parents, is reported to be still in bad shape. It was thouGrt last week that he would steadily im- prove after gathering in his head ! o.~ ,fb brx