The Mena weekly star., 1916-10-26

WEEKLY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTO an auto with the representative of the United States Tire Company.
 A. J. Robbins and grandson, Tom fy Robbins. were in Mena today, the former to look after business mat ters.
 H. R. Grove of the Yocana neigh bOrhood returned Monday from Sha- dy Point. where he had spent few days at the home of his son, Bratch- CT.
 The Rev. J. J. Haynes, who has been so seriously ill at his home Tor several weeks. is reported little lm- proved. being in very critical con- dition.
 Mrs. Browning Roberts left Sat- urday afternoon to join her nus band in Hartshorne, Ok. She was accompanied by k. c. Roberts, who returned to Mena Sunday.
 Mrs. c. c. Tate and children, who had been at the home of Mrs. Tate s father. left Saturday for Pittsburg, kas.. where Mir. Tate is employed in an automobile shop.
 Deputy Sheriff J. A. Johnston was in De0ueen Saturday subpOenae- ing witnesses in the ease against AL bert Michelin, which came up for hearing in Circuit court thls week,
 Mir. and Mrs. T I. " ". Delaney nellaa % came from Rich Mountain last Friday to do some shopping They report that it was cold enough on the mountain Thursday night to kill tomatoes and sweet potato vines and other tender vegetation.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Cox of McAles- ter, Ok. arrived i'll Mena Thursday to spend few days as the guests oi Mrs. W. W. Harrison, Mrs. Kate Horton and other Mena friends Mrs. Cox used to be Miss Pear Lynch.
 Thos. Dilley of Wichita, Kas. nephew of J. w. Diley, after hay ing spent several days with Mir. anC Mrs Dilley, left Saturday to spens few days with his parents ir Guthrie, Ok. before returning to hi: home.
 H. s. Arnold and J. T. Griffin, MT and Mrs. Martin and daughter, Mis- Grace, of the Hatfield community were county seat visitors Monday some of the members of the party having come to attend Circuit court and others to do some shopping.
 The Rev. James Osteloh of Te. cumseh. Ok, left Sunday night fol his home after having held a meet ing during the last two weeks fol the Pine Grove congregation of thu Church of Christ. near the Eddie man mill. The meetings were helt i'll tent
 Dr. B. H. Haynie, district superin tendent of the Little Rock district o the Nazerene church, will arrive il Mena this week to remain with tn local church until after the distric assembly will convene in the Mem church on November 1, and be il session for five days.
 Capt. w. E. Wooten returned o Wednesday afternoon from Ho Springs, where he had spent almos week in consultation with w. I Hall Iscf.,to4 faracfar nrbo ooDa from Washington to check up tn work being done in the Arkansa National Forest Reserve.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. E. Baker and tw children, who arrived in Mena earl
 this month from Melrose, N. Mex
 having neleiat the trip overland. ar
 going to live on the York farm nea the brick plant, Mir. Baker havin
 rented part of MT. York's farI land.
 Mir and Mrs. Serphine Ernst an daughter, Evalyn, left Saturday fo pittsburg, Kas.. where Mir. Erns
 has employment in the Kansas Cit | Southern shops. He had been a
 work in the shops for some tim,
 and came to Mena to arrange fo
 Mrs. Ernst and daughter to move
 Pittsburg.
 Mrs Alice c. Hickman arrive here Saturday afternoon. She ha
 been in California the past tw years. and is now visiting her sis
 ter. Mrs Ed T. Wolfe. on Hamilto
 avenue. She expects to make Men
 her home and says she prefers Ar
 kansas to California
 K $. pirtle returned on Monda from q business trip to Kansas City In addition to buying goods for tn Grand Leader. he spent some tim with Mrs Pirtle, who for the las three weeks has been at the hOm of Mr. and Mrs. Porter Allen Sh will remain in Kansas City for tw weeks longer.
 Mrs, Roy Bales and little son. Ray mond. returned Sunday mornin from Fort Smith. where Raymon had undergone an operation at tn hands Of nr. Moulton for some ey trouble. The little fellow is recov ering nicely from tho effects of th operation and it is hoped that hi difficulty will be permanently cured
 Claude Thrailkill, who is now em
 lleEed in the railroad shops in Pitts burg kas. came to Mena last Satpr day Co arrange to have the remain fer Of his household goods sent ti Pittsburg He reports that work l plentiful in the piitsbure territory hnih in ihn "a il,a.nA. shnns anA ahn1l