The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-21

constituents.
 G. H. Cook and A. Ingham went Co Potter Thursday to paper the church, which is being put in readi- ness for use.
 w, F. Taylor of Grannis was in Mena Saturday 10 look up business connected with school affairs and other things.
 G. H. Barnes of Yandervoort, J.. E. Joplin of Wickes and pr. D. w. Connally of Hatfield were among the people in Mena Wednesday.
 Bert Farless, who had been at work in Tulsa, arrived in Mena last Thursday, going from here to Rich Mountain, where he will visit rela- tiVes.
 Mr and Mrs. Frank Sims have rented the Worrell property on West Port Arthur avenue, and plan to move into the same as soon as some repairs are made.
 J. Y. Scott of Mount Ida arrived in Mena Friday to get a car of house. hold goods which had been shipped in from Johnson county, Arkansas, for his brother, who is moving to Montgomery county.
 J. B. Widener and Jesse Hooper of Alder were transacting business in Mena Friday and Saturday. Mr. Widener is just completing his de- livery of fall nursery stock and is taking orders for spring delivery.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Parker and son. Ebert, Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Parker, Oscar Ellison, John Miller and John and Joe Sherry, all of the Board Camp community, were among the people in Mena Saturday to do Christmas shopping.
 Frank and Fred Everett of Lacy, Ia.. cousins of Mrs. NJ. l.. Bales. ar rived in Mena Friday night to look after their real estate holdings in Polk county. They drove to the home of Mrs. Bales, west of Mena, Saturday morning.
 John Harper, who is teaching the Hillard school near Egger. spent the weekend vacation in Mena with his parents. He and his pupils began their Christmas vacation on Tuesday, and will resume the school work on Wednesday follow ing Christmas.
 Mrs. George l.. Rector left Friday afternoon to spend the Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. w. A Lewis and Mir. and Mrs. George L. Rector, Jr., i'll Pine Bluff, and with the two grandchildren, Billy Lewis, IT,, and his little cousin, whom Mrs. Rector has not yet seen
 Mr. and Mrs. Ford Younce re- turned Friday from Winthrop where they had spent most of the week Nr. Nounee has bought considerable white oak timber near Winthrop, and he is making arrangements to get the logs shipped out.
 Alya Garner. son Of Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Garner, returned to Mena on Thursday from Muskogee, Ok, where he had been at work during the summer and fall He will be at home until after the holidays, when he will return to his work 
 Mrs. Elizabeth Sleeper left Sunday evening to spend two months or longer with Mrs. Laura Guthrie and with Mir. and Mrs. Ar thur Scott in Miami, Fla She will be accompanied by Perry and Eliza beth Ward, daughters of Mrs. Einor Ward
 Dr. J. L. Lee, who has been look ing after his business interests in Bates, returned to Mena Friday, go- llng to his home near Egger Satur- day Dr. Lee, until two months ago, he'd lived in Scott county, but he is ! lnow again located at his old home in Bigger.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Singleton ar rived in Mena Wednesday evening on all overland trip from Smith vile to 0den, where they are going to spend the holidays with Mr. Sin gleton's parents. They will remain fin Mena until the weather moder- ates.
 w, B. McMillan and Robert Reyes were in from Board Camp Saturday to close a deal with pr. c. c. Gun nels for the purchase of a 40-acre tract of land, portion of which ad- joins Mir. McMillan's field. They are not buying the land jointly, but each is taking the portion that adjoins his farm.
 Mrs. John Pullen and two children arrived Friday from Weatherford, Ok, to spend the holiday season with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. D. F. Wilhite of the Oden community. Mir. and Mrs. Wilhite came in from Oden Thursday to meet their daugh- ter, and started on the home trip Saturday.
 John Kicks, Joseph Gill. Bart Watkins and John Horn. all of the Hatfield neighborhood, were among the farmers in Mens Saturday to do | fsN- -s | l.