The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-25

river as far down as the Gilbert farm. and perhaps farther.
 MT. and Mrs. Iallie Nu0del of Cove were in Mena Wednesday.
 C. B. Lenard and son Coleman of Egger attended to business in Mena Wednesday
 Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Stephens and little daughter of Nunley were shop ping in Mena Wednesday.
 Judge D. w. McKeen went to Ho- ratio Wednesday to spend few days looking after his farming in- terests. H
 Miss Mabel Hughes of the Dallas Valley left "Wednesday to spend a week with relatives and friends in Greenwood.
 Karney Kirby who had been with Mena friends since one day last week, left "Wednesday for his home at Smithville.
 w. NJ. Sullivan of Mountain View, Ok. is here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J P A. Johnston. liy- ing on the Ouachita east of Mena.
 Mrs. c. R. Shields and children and Miss Ollie Shields spent Wednes- day at the home of Mir. and Mrs. D. D. Goodner, living on the 0uachita, near Ink.
 Mrs. c. M. Hopkins. who had spent a week with Mrs D. H Hopkins and Mrs. Hazel Jackson at Bethesda Springs left Wednesday for her home in Page.
 Miss Ilah McGutchen. cousin of Dr p. R. Watkins. who came from Mansfield to attend the high school Commencement exercises and to visit at the homes of Dr. and Mrs. Watkins and Mr and Mrs. LeRoy Neal. returned to her home Tuesday afternoon
 Mrs. Arthur c Carter and daugh- ter, Mildred, left Wednesday for Springfield, Mo, to join Mir. Carter, who has been there for several months looking after the mining properties in which he and his father and others are interested.
 Mrs. c. E. Fiser of Acorn spent Wednesday in Mana shopping. She reports that school work is getting along splendidly at the Acorn Norm al, though there is a little uneasi- ness at present among the students for fear that they have been ex- posed to measles.
 E. c. Roberts returned Tuesday from Kansas City where he had ac- companied Mrs. Roberts with the in- tention that she would undergo an operation at St. Mary's hospital for the removal of a tumor. The oper- ation was not undertaken, however, and Mrs. Roberts is now with rela- tives at Holden, Mo, where she is taking treatment
 Lit Holiday, who had been run ming a saw mill near Winthrop for several months, has sold his mill and returnel to his farm east of Mena He wintered his cattle in the bottoms near Winthrop, but brought them back to the Polk county range one day last week, driving them through from Winthrop. J. Hollister Tull spent Wednesday at the Knod Truck and Fruit Farm near Gillham. He reports that from D to 100 crates of Mcdonald berries are being shipped from the farm daily, and that within a week car lot shipments of berries and peach es will be made. The Knods are all ready shipping out peaches of the Mayflower variety.
 Dr. |. w Connally, R. R. Miller, George Latch and Kim Floyd of Hat field were Mena visitors Monday. MT. Latch shipped in a carload of hogs which he had bought in the Hatfield community for R. M. Jones of this city. The hogs were unload cd in the Mena yards to be reloaded with some bought by Mir Jones for shipment to Kansas City.
 Bid Rabb. son of Mr and Mrs. J. R. Rabb, while at work at the Trumbull slave mill on Mountain fork, sustained painful injury to his right hand Tuesday. It seems that a stave bolt weighing approx imately 100 pounds fell on his hand, dislocating the third finger and bad ly bruising the entire hand, though no bones were fractured He was brought to town and given medical attention by Dr P R. Watkins, and is nov af fhp home If his narpntS