The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21

v. A. AieAdnuef fetuIlltu SdluFudy from his trip to the headquarters of the Apple Hat Company at St. Louis
 John Thornton, on his regular trip for the N. K. Fairbanks Co, spent Tuesday with Mena relatives and friends.
 Misses Clyrene Harrison and Ruth Robbins left Monday for Fayette- vile to enroll as students in the State University.
 Clyde Rowe has begun work in the Copelin harness shop With the intent of learning the harness makers business.
 Winsor Johnston, who had been at work at the Lauck blaming mill for some time, went to Alder Tuesday to begin work at the Will Eddleman mill
 Phil r. Stevenson, Republican nominee for County Judge, spent Monday in Mena. arranging matters to make a campaign for the elec- tion.
 John Mcbride, Louis Barrett. Bert Rives and Arthur Brown were among the farmers in from the Muse, Ok, neighborhood Wednes- day to market cotton.
 Miss Nellie James, niece of Mir. and Mrs. w. K. Anderson, arrived i'll Mena Wednesday to make her home with MT. and Mrs. Anderson, while she attends the Mena high school.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Magruder and little daughter. and Sidney w. Duke. were out on an automobile trip on Tuesday, with Hatfield. Cove and Vandervoort as stopping points on the route.
 Mir. and Mrs. V. W. St. john and Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Nall and baby spent Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Wigstrand to help Mrs. Wigstrand observe the anni- yersary of her birth.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal J. A. Thorn ton returned from Fort Smith this morning to spend the day at home, returning to Fort Smith this aft ernoon to attend the adjourned term of federal court.
 R. R. Miller from near Hatfield, was in Mena Wednesday, being ac- companied by k. B. Lynn of Boyn- ton, Ok, and A. L. Epperson of Muskogee, both of whom are inter ested in Polk county mining claims.
 Dr. Chas. l.. Sanford and Mrs. Sanford came in from Board Camp late Tuesday evening, Mrs. Sanford having arranged to remain in town for several days to have dental work done, while the doctor returned home last night.
 Mrs. Maud Schoolfield left on Wednesday for Shreveport to join her daughter, Miss Eunioe. during the coming school yer. She will go by way of Hope, where she will spend 6 few days looking after business and visiting friends.
 Mrs. J. H. Cunningham of Bethes- da Springs, has returned from Atch- ison. kas., where she was called by the serious illness of her daughter, hISs t4s q. RoullAitit idlitl. NitO WQSs however, considered out of danger when her mother left. &e.
 w. W. Townsend returned Sunday morning from his trip to Kansas City. He went up last Sunday on the excursion train. but un the re- turn trip stopped off at Hiwasse to spend a few days at the home of NFrc nanlrc anA fn lHnl- of ff ar his Benton county farm.
 Mrs. L. M. Paris has received notice of the wedding of her son, Guy H Paris, to Miss Edna z. Harris. at Duluth. Minn The wedding was an elaborate church affair, being held in St pauPs Episcopal church. Mir. Paris is manager of the Western Union Telegraph office in Duluth.
 T. R. Bates who, with his family, recently moved to Hatfield where Mir Bates is now in business, was in Mena today to close a deal with Dr. C. A. Campbell, with whom he had made a real estate deal thru which he is trading his residence property at Potter for the Campbell farm west of Rocky
 Frank Stipes, living near McAles- ter, Ok, was in Mena Wednesday to start on the home trip. after hav- ing been at the home of his father, Jacob Stipes, living near Sims. The elder Stipes has been in poor health and the son is trying to pursuade him to come to make his home in Oklahoma.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. Eubanks of Co., manche. Tex. arrived in Mena Mon day with a view to locating in Polk county, and they are now working on a deal for an exchange of their Texas property for land in this county. They were accompanied by their son. K. c. Eubanks. who may also locate in this county.
 Mrs. K. T. Roach arrived Saturday from Denver, where she had been visiting her sisters. She will be with Mena friends for about two weeks when she and Miss Nellamena will leave for Jacksonville, Fla, where Miss Nellamena will enter school. Later she will join MT Roach at Havana, Cuba. for the return trip to the Isle of Pines.
 Dr. w. NJ. Yeargan came from Soper, Ok, Monday to spend a day with Mena friends. On the home trip he was accompanied by his mother Mrs. Sarah F. YeaPgan, who will make her home with him. Mrs. W,ouc,a,t ,,,f.ilo in Mona hoe baap at