The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-04

I, r. laNiS 0t hdtiieiu spent rtl- day in Mena on business.
 Joe Anders of Hatfield was bus mess visitor in Mena Thursday.
 Mrs. w. Nj. Hedges of Wickes spent Thursday shopping in Mena.
 ]. M. Lackey and son. Lem, and Ross Ford Of Egger spent Friday in Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nj. 4. McCoilum from near Potter were trading in Mena Friday
 a. NJ. Miller and son. Dave from near Cherry Hill. were in Mena on business Friday.
 Mrs. B. II. Barton, Sr.. of Cove spent Friday in Mena at the home of her son. D. w. Barton.
 Dr. C. 4. Campbell. S. P. pigg and IF. R. Bates were among the Potter people in Mena Saturday.
 W. 4. Ragland went to Wickes on Friday afternoon to spend Saturday and Sunday or his farm.
 Ivan Rowe returned last Friday from a trip to Idabel. Ok. where he had spent few days with friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Irwin Strickland from near Siatington came to Mena on Thursday to get furniture and other household goods.
 Miss Josie Graves came in from Mountainfork Wednesday and will spend several weeks with her sister, Mrs. II. H. Thomas.
 Mir and Mrs. Mark shelton and two children, who came from Heav- ener on account of the death of the Rev. William shelton, returned home Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs NJ. E. Delaney, who arrived lin Mena Friday from Charlottesville. O, left Saturday for Cove, aft CT having spent day with her niece, Miss Louise Mullins.
 Dr. C. c. Gunnels. W. Homer Pieg, ID. NJ. Townsend and Levi Wimberly lreturned last Thursday from Little Rock. where they had attended the Republican state convention.
 Miss Mary Mershon left last Thursday for a visit of a week or more at the home of her sister, Mrs. l.. C. Acrumau. in Texarkana.
 H. H. King. who had spent a week or more in Mena at the home of his son, H. A. King. went to Potter Fri clay to go to the home of his son, Paul. who is farming near there.
 John L. Tobin came from De- Queen last Thursday and made the home trip with a Ford auto from the the Proctor agency He had T. R. Bates as passenger as far as Potter.
 Phil T. Stevenson of Potter passed through Mena Friday on his return 1 from Little Rock, where he had at tended the Republican state conven- ton as one of the delegates from 1 Polk county
 Harry c. Davis and Miss Ella Nora keeton were married Tuesday night at the home of MT. and Mrs. ]. w. Bratcher on Petros avenue. the cer- emony being performed by the Rev Mir. Brateher.
 Mrs. Levi Wimberly and son came in from Egger Thursday to do some shopping and to meet Mr. Wimberly who had attended the Republican state and Congressional conventions at Little Rock.
 Harry c, Davis left last Friday for Council Bluffs. Ia, where he will be in the employ of bridge com- lpany Mrs. Davis for the present will remain at the home of MT and Mrs. J. Caviness.
 Mr. and Hrs Ivan Cagle who had spent week with relatives in the Ink neighborhood. left on the early Thursday train for their home near Cerro Gordo, where Mr. Cagle is farming this season.
 Charles I. Kirkland of Holly Springs has been confined to his home and bed since early in the month with seize of congestion but is reported much improved and will be able to be out in 8 day or two.
 Mrs. ]. w. Parker returned to Rich Mountain Friday afternoon after having spent two days with her sis ter. Mrs. w French. who is just conyalescing from siege Of illness covering a period of about seven months
 The Rev. \. P. Gallagher of St. l Agnes Catholic church returned last l