The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24

I | day to install gasoline engine in a sIlst mil and gin, owned by him and D, Davis, Gsr w Petty went to BakeE Spgings' Saturday to join otller members of the family for period EQi E,,E lsss rest and recreation. x ib 6uy Philbpsoof Fayetteville. state 2ank, examiner, spent Monday in Mena, to make the regular .examirl- Ala9n of the State banks. ! s'N NE and Mrs. J. H. Allen returned i Mqnday from Smithville, where tileI, lad spent two weeks at the [ honF pf Mir. and Mrs. John Alien. Mrs. c. H. White, sister of Mrs. | " Cunningham, returned to her nome. Tn Antlers. Ok, after a visit With her sister and other relatives. ] 9Sheriff H. w. Finger returned on Monday from title Rock after hav- Ing conveyed Burk Edwards to the state Hospital for Nervous Diseases. J. NJ. o'Bar of Fort Smith, cousin oI j.; l., Horner, arrived in Mena Monday afternoon and spent Tues cay, looking up some real estate deals.
 Miss Carrie Brewer. teacher in the Acorn school. spent Satsrday aId sdnoGy in Mena, as Che gIest of MISS Ioka Anderson and other friends
 Gustave Frank. brother-i -in-law of Mrs. Uriel Thacker and Mrs. l.. O. Dickson. came Saturday from Jef- ierson Tex, for a visit with Mena relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Kelley. who attended the Hatfield fair and since had visited their old neighbors on lwo-Mlle, returned to Mena Sat- urday afternoon
 J. T. Magruder of the First Ma tional Bank, left Sunday afternoon on business trip to Quinton. Ok. expecting to be away until Wednes- day of this week.
 Mrs. T. F. Curtis who has spent three weeks in Mena at the home of l her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. $. Allen. left Wednesday for her home in Kansas City.
 Miss Evalyn Shipman, sister of Mrs. F. C. Embry arrived Tuesday morning from Honey Grove, Tex, for an extended visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. Embry.
 Miss Lura Naler, who had spent most of year at Dallas, Tex, re- turned to Mena Saturday afternoon. She made an extended visit at Nashville on the home trip.
 Mrs. H. R. Grove, who was called to Ardmore, Ok, two weeks ago on account of the illness of relatives, returned to Mena Tuesday, going to her home near Egger that day.
 Mrs. 0. L. Cooper and son, Rupert. who had spent most of the summer at the home of Mir. Cooper's father near Round Top, Sevier county, re- turned to Mena Saturday afternoon.
 H. E. Manning, who came home sick week ago from camping trip with Mrs. Manning and son. Dan. on the farm near Potter, was able to be down town for a short time Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mansell Wells. who had been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Cunningham and other rela- tives, left Monday for their home ill Antlers, Ok, having been in Mena for two weeks
 The Rev. J. A. Blggs, presiding el- der of the Texarkana district of the NJ. k. church, South. held quarterly conference in the M. K. church, South, Sunday night after the close of the evening services.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Teaters, who had been running boarding house for the past two months for a staye mill camp located near Parks. in Scott county. returned to Mena the latter part of last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Asa Gatlin returned Tuesday morning from Little Rock, being accompanied by Mrs. Gatlin's father. Nfo had been at the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases for treatment during the last three years.
 Miss Mary Ingram, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. w Ingram. is spend- ing a vacation of a week with her parents after an absence from home of almost a year. She is one of tlin clerks in the office of the county re- eorder in Okmulgee, Ok.
 George Lutes, who with Mrs. Lntes. was called to poteau last week on account of the death of s. l.. Craig. father of Mrs. Lutes, came to Mena Saturday afternoon to look after business matters be- fore returning to his home in Mar shall, Ok.
 At the meeting of the creditors of c. W. Knight. petitioner in bank ruptcy. held at Fort Smith Monday l in the office of L. H. Southmayd, re- fierce in bankruptcy, H. H. Thomas was selected as trustee. A. H, Scoggin was the only Mena credl- tor in attendance.
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Gift and two children and Bert Gift, ar rived last Sunday from Gooksville, Tenn. for a visit of a few days with Mr. and Mrs Roy Gift and with Mrs. C. Crumby. mother of Mrs Howard Gift, before going to Elk City. Ok. where J L. Gift and son, Frank are located.