The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-28
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NVbES
 -, " l. Nichols and Mrs. Abe
 ons ME, Inf Hatfield spent Thursday eith Mena friends.
 2 " Foulke, living west of Mena
 v to Page Wednesday afternoon
 Tenecting en to be away four or i've days.
 nn A. Gordon of Potter spent
 I;dov & with Mena friends. this being
 bis first visit to Mena in almost a sear.
 Miss Edmonia Petty left Friday s ,orning for Chicago to resume her nork ,,,oI as student in the Three Arts z Institute. 9A
 IT Walker of Opal. Noah Rob- T erts of Alder and C. E. Leonard oi Roger. were among the east end farmers on the cotton market Fri day,
 The interior of the Grand Leader ;s heinz repainted and put in readi- ness m for the reception of the fall and winter goods. G. H. Cook IS do- ing the work.
 S. B. Stoekard, who had spent six consecutive summers in Mena. left ! Friday for his home III Shreveport. # The last several summers he spent with +. H Land.
 Perry A. Hess of Egger, made final proof Thursday before Circuit Clerk Freeman l.. Johnson, M. P. Howard and E. J. Martin being with him as witnesses.
 Mrs. Laura E. Lyman left on Wednesday afternoon for Little Rock to attend the meeting of the State Chiropraetic Board of which she it the president.
 Lou Rathburn has just completed the job of painting the woodwork and tinting the walls on the inter- < for of the office of the Golf Whole s sale Grocery Company. W. L. Nichols and son, Master K. D. Nichols, of Hatfield, were look ing after business matters in Mena Friday, coming on the local and Ereturning on the afternoon train. Mir. and Mrs. I. A. Dunn and son of Cove spent Friday with Mena friends. MT. Dunn has been off duty this summer as station agent at Cove, but expects to go to work again the first of next month. Miss Mary Harman left for Wickes last Thursday to attend the closing exercises of the school taught by Prof. R. c. Redmond Miss Harman had a part in the closing progra, giving number of readings.
 Miss Thelma Jones of Kenna. N. M., daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. B. Jones, arrived in Mena Thursday evening to spend the year at the home of Judge and Mrs. J. I. Alley, while she attends the Mena high school.
 Mrs. w. F. Hunt of Hatton is in Mena to look after matter of busi- ness and spend the remainder of the week with Mena friends. While in the city. she is the guest of Mrs. Lyman Preston. living on Hamilton avenue.
 Azel Titus, who had been in the employ of the Kansas City Southern railway with headquarters in Pitts burg, returned to Mena last Thurs day and will be at the home of his parents in the Dallas valley for some time.
 Mrs. Jane Shoekley of Big Fork, a subscriber to The Star since its earliest days. was shopping and calling on friends in Mena Friday and incidentally, advanced her sub scrlption date into 1918. She came m With her son-in-law, E. A. Lewis.
 Mrs. Ona Mitchell and baby. who had been visiting MT. and Mrs. H. R. Grove ,of Egger, parents of Mrs. Mltchell, left last Thursday for their home in Boswell, Ok. They were accompanied by Miss Collin 6roye, who goes 10 Albion, Ok. to attend school
 T. H. Hill and ]. NJ. Tucker of the 'A INAitt tANlAtNs WiiO MtIt diilOIlE those in Mena Friday with cotton. ieit later on an overlanr trip 10 the country about Ida and Bethel. ok., the former going with view of renting Oklahoma land and the lat, ter to visit his parents.
 c. c. Maxwell. son of Dr. and Mrs. h. C. Maxwell. and Miss Elsie Sar- tam were married September i9, m Freedom township. the ceremony Delng performed by the Rev. ]. l.. Aedding. The young people were m Mena Friday receiving the con- gratulations of their friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Gross and it. lle daughter. who came last week rom Beebe, Ark. for visit at the nome of J. H. Hinson in the Acorn community, came to Mena Monday 10 spend a day with their old friends, MT and Mrs. H. Young. Mr ana Mrs. Gross had been at Acorn looElng into proposition for