The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-10

| IS here visiting her father. Viii Y UT, and other Mena relatives. Mrse B.. H, Thomas and children are spending this week at the home 9h MHa and Mrs, s. D. .Duckett neaf 'SleAesiJ.G ? 9G1m to a-3w 39 gaMBs and Mrs. w. O. B. Allen. of 4tS9rn7 speptl Mppdav, inhMena to do sones shoppingo sud to call on
 lenus 5.1A.ss -aG Eugene AbernathyI came in satl,r- gay rom Big Fork to spend Sunday anH Monday with Mena friends and relatives. -'l ~1 p3l Mrs. R. c. Mccoy and daughter | Harvey, returned Tuesday morning flrom Waldron, where they had lspent week with friends. MT. and Mrs, c. H. virden and eniluren spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. l.. Griee, living on the Hot springs road east of Dallas.
 George Chambers of Egger return ed Sunday afternoon from Gerty. Ok. He had spent the harvest sea son m various parts of Oklahoma.
 Mrs. H. F. Wheeler and children. came from Heavener. Saturday aft ernoon for visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. s. D. Allen, parents of Mrs. Wheeler.
 Mrs. E. 5. Greener came from Port Arthur Tuesday morning to spend a portion of the summer. She mas rooms In the Dennis cottage on Fourth street.
 Miss Carrie Brewer, member of the faculty of the Acorn school. spent Sunday iii Mena as the guest oi Miss Ruth Galloway, and other Mena friends.
 Mrs. C. w. Dodd, mother of D. E. Dodd. who had spent two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dodd. left Monday afternoon for her home in Russellville.
 Boyd Laflin was able to be down town Saturday afternoon for the llfst tune In eighteen days, having been confined to his room by an at tack of remittent. bilious fever.
 Robert L. Andrews of Potter, So- clalist candidate for cotton weigher. was in Mena Tuesday to get adver- tlslng matter with a view of mak- ing an active campaign for election.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. R. Grove came in from Egger Tuesday that Mrs. Gore might leave that afternoon for Ard more, Ok, to be with her daughter, Mrs. Zoe Holder, who is reported quite sick.
 C. A. Hammer of Dial Robert Hunter of Hatfield, R. P. and J. N. Eisenhower of Waters and H. $. GOodner of 0den were among the out of town people in Mena Tues day on business.
 George w. Hodges and daughter, Mrs M. D. Nelens, of Bonham, Tex, father and sister of Mrs. LeRoy Neal, are here to spend two or three weeks at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Neal
 D. H. Etien of San Monica, Calf, is in Mena visiting at the home of his sister. Mrs. Sarah Winkley, hav- ing come to Mena directly from Montana. He expects to start on the home trip next Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wirt Williams and son, George Jerome, came from Shreveport NJ odnyataenrf nh nh Shreveport Monday afternoon to spend a few days with Mrs. G. B. Dennis, mother of MT. Williams.
 Gregg Puryis, who was reported critically ill last week at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. L. P. Purvis in Board Camp. is reported much better this week, and his complete recovery is only a matter of time.
 Roy Bales, who had spent a week of his annual i5-day vacation began work again Monday morning in the postofiice to give Mrs. Pearl Dean an opportunity to take part of her vacation while her sister is vis- iting here.
 B. J. Stuart was at De0ueen Mon day to represent Prosecuting At torney Abe Collins in an action ip la justice of the peace court in which band of Holy Rollers were defendants. The case, how ever was continued until next Mon- day.
 w. A. J. Smith, who had spent Sunday and Monday in Mena visit ing his son. E.. k. Smith and wife, here from Fort Worth, returned to Hatfield Tuesday morning to join his men in the work of building the school house in West Valley dis trict.
 Miss Toka Anderson, who had been attending the summer session of the State Normal at Conway, re- turned to Mena Saturday afternoon. She had spent a week with rela- tiyes at Ozark since the close of the Normal.
 The Rev. Wilburn Middleton and Mrs. Middleton. returned Saturday from Whitesboro. Ok, where Mir. Middleton had held series of meeting during the last three weeks. They had also spent short time with relatives in Talihina.
 w. NJ. Mathews spent Monday in Texarkana getting lined up for the cotton market this fall. MT. Mathews has been buying cotton in Mepa for the last three years and ha is oaffinQ in shane this year to