The Mena weekly star., 1916-10-05

Miss Lima Johnson of Hatfield, niece 0f Freeman l.. Johnson IS in Mena as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.. Johnson.
 Miss Carol Patton went Co Cove on "Wednesday afternoon Co spend lew days as the guest ol Miss Grace Noodell
 Dr. P. R. Watkins reports the birth Of daughter on September 20 Co MT and Mrs M w. Roger or Che Acorn community
 Miss Ruth Kelly left Wednesday afternoon for Peytonylile. Ark. near AshdOWn. where on Monday she be- gan work as teacher.
 Dr. W. C. Vandiyer reports the birth of son on September 2S, Co Mir. and Mrs. George Mix, living three miles west of Mena.
 Judge D. w. McKeen returned on Friday afternoon from HoratlO, where he had spent several days looking after business on his farm.
 Mrs. R. Il. Johnson, after visit of two months with Capt. w. S. ! Johnson and Mrs. Johnson, returned Thursday to her home at Dewey, OK.
 i Mr. and Mrs W. A. Christopher and baby Catherine returned Sat- urday from Rich Mountain where fhev had spent several days with friends.
 ] Miss Arizona Reed, teacher in the intermediate department of the Acorn school, came to Mena Friday evening, and spent the week end with her sister Elva.
 Mr. and Mrs. k. II. Hughes re- turned Thursday from Hartshorn Ok. where they had spent the last two weeks at the home of their i daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Nen. l Prof. NJ. l.. Furgeson left Friday | afternoon for Stigler, Ok, to at tend a meeting of the directors of the Eureka Publishing Company, of (which he is the vice president. |
 Mrs. l.. E. Foge and children went to Fogel, Ok, Friday afternoon to spend the weekend with Mir Fogel and other relatives. expecting to return to Mena Sunday morning.
 Miss Mamie Stewart of Lincoln, Neb.. cousin of NJ. A. Stratton and ] Miss Almeda Stratton, arrived last l Thursday for a visit at the homes of Mr and Mrs. NJ. A. Stratton and G. B. Stratton.
 Rev. W. B. McMillan of Board Camp was in Mena Friday afternoon to go to NanderVoort Co conduct Q meeting that night and at Wickes Saturday night, returning to Mena Sunday afternoon.
 Jack Connally was in from Rocky | Friday to attend the Educational Rally. He was accompanied by his daughters. Misses Grace and Bertha, and son, Jeff, who were students in terested in the school fair and rally. l Miss Mayme White of Fort smith, who had spent three weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Lanay Owens of the Owens Chapel neighborh00d and with Mr and Mrs. G. w. Petty and family in Mena, left for her home Monday
 1 J C. Hoheimer and l.. w. Hall came 1 from Hatfield last Saturday to ap- ? pear as witnesses in the examining trial of Newon Iibbs. but when the Iyoung man waived examination there was no necessity for their testimony at this time.
 Mrs Mary Carter and little son Homer Lee, who had been visitors E on Mountain Top farm for the last week, left Friday afternoon for their home in Fort Scott. Kas Mrs Carter is a daughter of R Osborn Tnf the Mountain Top farm.
 Miss Dolly Pryor, who had spent several weeks with her father, w L.. Pryor and with the other mem , ter. Mrs NJ. A Eddy, in HeaYener left Friday afternoon for Dekalh, Tex, where she is making her home with relatives.
 J. T. Winton came in from Rocky , Friday Co bring the children to town for the Educational Rally Mir Mifiton had not been in town Tor ; sometime and when asked the cause 2 of his absence. stated that work had been pressing all summer and then he also passed thru a spell of sick ness.
 , j. R. Cayanagh, brother of Mrs, IT. Hollister lull. who had been in , Mena for several weeks. left the first ! of the week fer Lafayette, Indiana polls and other Indiana points. He will visit Purdue University, his alma mater and his parents, and then return Co Kansas City. Later in the fall he will probably accom- ! pany Mir. Tull on a demonstration