The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-10
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Bert Lazalier is home for q visit with his family
 E. w. snow assisted by W " Biekle Is puttNg down we'll upon his homestead
 pr NJ \. Starbuck spent suu- day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Kinney
 Lemuel Reynolds has been quite sick. but is reeoveriEe under the care of Dr. VaBdiNer.
 T. D. Reid and Jack Embry ce- mented twenty-seven foot well on the premises of the latter.
 Grandma Evans and daughter, Mrs. Edna Hughes. were Sunday guests of Mrs. Will Garrett.
 Otis Grant. from Fort Townsend, Okla. is visiting this week with his aunt, Mrs. Henry Anderson.
 Mrs. w. N. Starbuck IS expected to arrive at Acorn this week after a months visit in South Dakota.
 Little Misses Grace and Florence Anderson and Irene Reed were Sun- day guests of Miss Reba Anderson.
 MT. and Mrs. Melvin Gillispie and children visited over Sunday in Mena, with MT. and Mrs. Tom Cox.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. [. Garland and children were dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. w. M. Pettigrew, Sunday.
 Mrs. Jim Hogan Is entertaining her sister, Miss Ora Lawrence, and a friend, Miss Ridge, both of Shady.
 Misses Maude and Anna Reid, and their guest, Miss Helen Smith, of Hatton, spent a day, last week, at the Live Oak Farm.
 Mrs. Ben Barron. who had visited weeks at Acorn. Owens Chapel and Cherry Hill, went to her home in Oklahoma a week ago.
 Mrs. B. $. peteiish visited at the Sam Evans home. last Sunday even ing. while Mir. Petefish attended the J. M Cochran funeral in Mena.
 l.. M. Ferguson of Mena is acting as substitute teacher at the Oak Ridge school, the regular teacher, Gregg Purvis, being quite sick at his home at Board Camp.
 Rev. Mr. Kelly will begin, next Saturday night, a series of protrac- ted meetings at the Owens Chapel. These meetings, it is hoped, will be well attended, and beneficial to all.
 Wm. Burke. of Lockesburg. and Fate Whisenhunt of Gatesyille, Tex. came in Sunday for a visit at the home of c. R. Hale, Sam WhiS- enhunt and John Owens, his rela- tiVes.
 Marvin and Raymond Owens of Beach, Ok. came up last week for q visit with the Garland family at Water Valley Farm, returning to their home with supply of peacfl- es for canning.
 Mrs. T. D. Reid is one of those h0usekeepers who is putting up a large amount of fruit. 'Twould do you good to see bow many dried ap- ples she has, and the large quantity of canned fruit
 J. L. Forbes intends to go soon to Van Buren. where he will re- sNme work in the smelter His daughter, Mrs. Ben Hamilton. will 20 al the same time to Fort Smith, where she will visit with rela- lives.
 Mack Reid came in from Okla homa last week for a short visit at home. He was accompanied by his cousin, Misses D0na Fisher. who came up Co can . supply of apples, of which there was good crop on the T. D. Reid farm.
 c. R. Hate and his cousin, aMm. Burke, who is here visiting. from Lockesburg, went mountain climb ing last Monday forenoon. This was new experience to MT. Burke. and the work became so arduous that after reaching a good height, where they had fine view of the surrounding country, they gave il up and came home to enjoy the shade of the porch.
 A number of women and girls of the district have organized need lework club, with Mrs. Sam Whis- enhunt as president. The club was to have met with Mrs. Hardie Jones and daughter, last week, but rain prevented. so we presume the meeting place will be the same A general invitation is extended to all who are interested in any kind of needlework. from patching to the most intricate embroidery.
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