The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-02

their home in Mena. v W NJ. Miller and son and daueb- ter, Il. M. and Rosie. were in from Egger Friday.
 ,,J. E. Joplin came from Wickes "wednesday afternoon to look after business matters in Mena.
 Misses Juanice and Loretta Scog- sHi went 10 Cove Friday afternoon to spend the weekend with friends
 Mrs. NJ. Hassett left last Monday ior shreveport to spend a week at tle nome of her son, and to attend tie fair. N " "''oi'O
 Mrs. E. J. Moseley and children returned Friday evening from HOG hatown, Ok, where they had spent the last five weeks at inc nome of Mrs. Moseley's parents. m me Foreman Sun renOrts that m tuesday last Dr. J. T. Bocard sns- salhed a fracture of both bones of ms right forearm, the accident han car. 'A''i7 "is
 w. M. Casey and H. H. Thomas were among those who attended the school rally at Rich Mountain Fri day, MT. Casey is the Socialist candidate for representative 
 MT. and Mrs. G. I. Atkins returned to their home in Mister Ok Fri day afternoon after snendine .wo Meeks at the home of Mir. Atkins
 MT; and Mrs. Jack Lyle of Fort smith, who had spent a few days at the home of Mir. and Mrs. H F Lyle, in the Holly Springs neigh Dorhood, Jeff for home Friday.
 Mss Edith Kinney of Acorn. was Tn Mena Saturday greeting friends ana shopping. She has been engaged 10 teach the winter term of school at Corlnth, which will open on the ilrst Monday in November.
 Miss Johnnie Henderson. Miss lhelma Jones and Miss Willie Mount went to Hatfield last Satlr- day to be on hand to attend the entertainment given by the pupils of the Hatfield schools.
 Prof. R. p. Morris, who for two years taught the Egger school. but IS now teaching in Holly Creek. Ok. arrived in Mena Friday to spend a couple of days with friends. plan nlng to return home Sunday after noon.
 J. R. Wallace. who had been on a farm in the Dallas valley during the last year, has sold his crop in the fleld. and began work last Satur- day In the Watkins Hardware store. to be on duty during the rush of fall trade.
 Prof T. c. Wiegin. who will be principal of the Acorn school for the winter term. was in Mena Saturday 10 arrange for the opening of school Monday. Prof. Wiseins home IS in Fayetteville. from whence he came Friday afternoon.
 Robert Connally of Rocky, was in Mena Friday evening to leave for Danville, to spend a week with rel atlves and friends. expecting to re- turn home i'll time to begin a four- months term of school in district No. B, located west of Potter
 c. A. Lawrence and son, Calvin, were in from Shady Friday to mar ket cotton and get supplies. return ing home Saturday. J. w. Law renee from the same neighhorhood was in town Saturday. having made the entire trip from his home on foot.
 ]. H. Edwards came in from Big Fork Friday with cotton. He was accompanied on the home trip Sat urday by Mrs. Edwards, who had spent the last three weeks in Mena at the home of her daughter. Mrs R. E. Roberts and with other rela- tives.
 Mrs. B. Gipson and Miss Johnnie Gipson came from Hatfield Friday afternoon to be the guests for a day of Miss Johnnie Henderson. They returned home this after noon to be on hand to attend the school entertainment at Hatfield that night.
 Mark P. Olney left last Sunday afternoon for Louisville Ky, to at tend the tri-ennial session of the General Grand Chapter of the East eifi Star. On the return trip he will stop for a few days at the old home in Jerseyville. H.. expecting to return to Mena on Monday No- Vember 6.
 Mrs. c. W. Stewart. who had been at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. F. Hoffman for the last six weeks on account of the illness of her mother, left Thursday after noon for her home in Sallisaw. Ok She plans to return to Mena in a few days, since her mother IS still in critical condition.
 The Rev. B. H. Haynie. of Little Rock. district superintendent of the Little Rock district of the Nazarene church arrived in Mena Friday aft ern0on to be here until after the close of the Assembly which con- vened this week He held meetings in the Nazarene church until the Assembly opened on Wednesday.
 Misses Emily pipkin, Hettye Cot ner. Margaret Moore. and Willamena pipkin went to Hatfield last Satur- day to attend and take part m a school entertainment that was
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