The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11

Fork were in Mena after supplies Friday afternoon.
 NJ. D. Winton was in from Muse Friday to get load of supplies for the Winton X Son store.
 Gurley Hale and Fred R. Kinney were in from Acorn last Saturday, the former taking out a wagon load of goods for his store.
 Dewey and John Chapman came from near Smithville, Ok, Friday afternoon to visit relatives and friends in the Corinth neighborhoOd. Dr. c. P Dunman returned from rexarkana Thursday afternoon, hav- ing spent two days attending tho meeting of the Arkansas Medical Association.
 K. E. Daniels left Friday after noon for Springfield, Mo, where he will make headquarters as travelling salesman for the Hutchinson Mill ing Company.
 W. E. Clinton came from Grannis Thursday evening to look after business matters at the county seat, returning home on the early train Friday morning.
 Dr. P. R. Watkins and Dr. B. H. Hawkins returned Friday morning from Texarkana. where they had at tended the meeting of the Arkansas Medical Association.
 Lige Roberts of Red Bird, Mont gomery county. came to Mena on Thursday afternoon to do trading and to visit his cousin, l. T. Roberts, and other relatives.
 Dr. ]. n. Davis of Fort Smith stopped in Mena Thursday after noon on his return from the ses- sions Of the Arkansas Medical As- sociation at Texarkana.
 Peter Little, W. NJ. Harvey and 
 Mena last Friday night to attend the dance given under the auspices of the Flks' entertainment commit tee.
 ". B. Barton, who had been look ing after his business interests at Womhle and Cove, spent a few t<s.4xs .x. MoS.a Catt,p1a., er.efrttr m fa his home in Fort Smith that after- noon
 There was good meeting Sat- urday afternoon of Patrick Claiborne Camp of Confederate Veterans at the court house. Between twenty and twenty-five members were in attendance.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Edwards and Mir. and Mrs. ]. B. Goss and ehil- dren went to Bis Fork Saturday to spend the day fishing and visiting relatives. They returned to Mena Sunday evening.
 R. T. Morris came from Idabel, Ok, Friday afternoon and will spend a few days with Polk county friends. MT. Morris taught the Egger school for two terms, but taught last year al Holly Creek, Ok
 David Lunsford of Ink was in Saturday to attend the meeting of Confederate veterans. With him were T. Lunsford. Tilton Lunsford and Q. Farris of Ink, and Will l.. Lunsford of Yocana.
 Albert Philpot came from Egger Saturday 10 meet his father, J. phii- pot who came from Gerty, Ok, having been called here on ac- count of the serious illness of his brother, c. B. philpot, living near Egger
 Miss Ella Fureeson went to Heavener Friday afternoon to assist as organist in the tent meeting be- ing conducted by the Rev. Wil7 burn Middleton Of this city, and District Superintendent B. H. Hanie of Little Rock.
 Mrs. John Harrison and two daughters left Friday for an ex- tended visit with relatives at Look eba, Sickle, Clinton, Geary and other Oklahoma points. They may also extend their trip into New Mexico, expecting to be away until some time in midsummer.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Green and chil- dren left last Saturday for Fillmore, Ok. to visit at the home of Mir. Greens parents They expect to be away for some time, Mir. Green being of on vacation from duty as book keeper for the Lochridge Dry Goods Company.
 J 4. Brown of Kansas City. for meriy in the drug business in Mena, arrived in this city Thursday after noon from Little Rock. where he had been on business. He will spend a short time with Mena friends. N.t came more especially to visit his daughter. Mrs. Mack Trent, living on Mountain Top farm
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