The Mena weekly star., 1916-10-19


 terson plans to devote considerable attention to truck farming.
 K. $. pirtle of the Grand Leader, went to Kansas City Sunday to spend week on business.
 J. M. Jackson of Umpire, Howard county, was among the out-of-towll attorneys attending the session of Circuit Court.
 MT. and Mrs. Harerave came from Texarkana Monday afternoon to enroll their daughter, Miss Nellie, in St. Joseph's academy.
 J. E. Mccoy returned on Tuesday from business trip to Browns- vile, Edinburg and Mission, Tex, having been away for week.
 Attorney A. D. DuLaney of Ash down arrived in Mena Monday aft ernoon to attend to some cases he has pending in Circuit court. M
 Leroy Kirby came from SInith4 vile Monday afternoon to look aft CT business matters and to spend a short time with Mena friends.
 Mrs. Allen Clark returned Tuesday morning from visit of almost five weeks with relatives in Akron and Columbus, O., and in Arthur, H.
 H. J. Green. who came from Fill- more, Ok, last week, to spend a few days with Mena relatives and friends. returned home Monday
 Mrs. c. W. Copelin was called to Muse, Ok, the latter part of last week on account of the death of a child of her brother. John Sehorn.
 A. F. McNamara came from Jop- lin Monday to relieve T. l.. Staten in the local express office. during the time that Mir. and Mrs. Slaten are on vacation trip.
 Mr and Mrs. NJ. c. Trumbull and baby, and Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. De- Loach. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter McWilliam, on Golden Acres" farm near Acorn.
 The Rev. J. T. Bowling, in charge of the Baptist church at Smithyille, and Sam and I. K. Henderson of Hatfield came to Mena Monday aft ernoon to attend Circuit court.
 Ted McPhetrige, who is employed in the railway shops in pittsburg, kas., came to Mena Sunday to be on hand for the session of Circuit court, being interested in a suit that is coming up for trial.
 H. s. Arnold. while in Mena Mon day announced that Mir. and Mrs. Will Graniger of Lamasco, Tex, had just arrived in Hatfield to make their home on Mrs. Graniger's farm located west of Hatfield. {
 Congressman Otis Wingo came DeQueen Sunday afternoon and spent today with his Mena constitu- ents and in meeting the people who are attending court. He. remained in the city to attend the meeting to be held at the court house tonight and to be addressed by the Hon. Smead1 Powell.
 At the session of the Presbyterian Nu1UdN ScHODl Htlu Cuf1udy. MISS lone Golf. Mrs. Hattie c. Whan and Harold Davis were selected as dele gates to attend the County Sunday School convention, to be held in Cove, October 20, 2i. and 9. The first session of the convention will be held next Friday night.
 Phil Abernathy came in from Big Fork Monday, having been on the list as an alternate grand juror This was his first trip te the county seat in several weeks. having pre- ferred to remain at home to look after the work and let the young men come to town. He was not needed for jury service, so returned home this afternoon.
 Phil ConneiI and Hubert Durham returned Monday afternoon from Waldrone where they had sleft the automobiler which they were bring ing from StilweiL Ok. to Meria for U. T. Maeradefsi Theysasft ths ear. at W aidfon1 berauke th heys 7Eaf6d they could not ford the streams on