The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-28

Wednesday Tn Mena on business.
 W. R. and Robert Buchanan of Board Camp attended to business m Mena Saturday
 w. p. Lott of Yocana marketed three bales of cotton in Mena last week, getting i5.35.
 Mrs. Fannie k. Davis was in from her home west of Mena last week, shopping with Mena merchants.
 J F. Winton of Estancia, N. Mex. arrived in Mena Saturday to look over Polk county real estate with view of locating.
 Mir. and Mrs. Peter MeWilliam and two daughters, were here Saturday on the way to Cove, making the trip in their automobile, which has been given a rest since last February.
 Prof. J. W. Vaughan of Maple, Tex, arrived in Mena Saturday night to spend day with Prof. and Mrs. M. l.. Furguson. Mr Vaughan is considering locating in Polk county.
 Mrs. Young Mckinney and Mrs. Ewing Mckinney went to Heavener Friday afternoon to spend the week with Miss Vivian Mckinney, who is one of the teachers in the Heaven CT school
 Mn and Mrs. w. k. Mershon came from Hatfield Sunday afternoon to spend a few hours with relatives. They were delayed in returning home last Monday by the lateness of train No. 1.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Edwards came in from Bigfork Saturday to market cotton and to do some trading. They were accompanied by Mrs. R. K. Roberts who had spent week with Big Fork relatives.
 Leonard W. Belknap of Cove, made final proof Saturday of his homestead entry, before Circuit Clerk F. l.. Johnson. c. R. GiVens of Cove and s. c. Riner of Hatfield, were with him as witnesses.
 Prof. U. F. lobe arrived Thursday morning from Sloan Springs to get ready for the opening of school on Monday He and Mrs. lobe will be located for the present in one of l the Major Burke cottages on Jans- sen avenue.
 J. G. Terrell, who was here Satur- day, has been disabled for about a | week by reason of getting his right | hand in contact with the cylinder of 1 s.h { back of his hand was badly lacer- | ated and he fears that he will be disabled for several weeks to come |
 Mir. and Mrs R. E. Hanrby and lit- tie son were in from Board Camp | Monday. Mir Hamby left on the aft | ternoOn train for Quinton, Ok, | where he has job in foundry. | For the last two months he has been employed in one of the man | ganese mines in Montgomery coun- ty.
 Mr and Mrs. Leyi Wimberly and Mrs. John Wimberly. returned on Wednesday afternoon from a ten days visit with relatives in Mora rlty, N. Mex, and in Texas points. | Mrs. NJ. NJ Wimberly who accom- panied them on the trip, remained at the home of her son. w. L. Vim berly.
 Phil Leonard living near Ransom. was inMena Thursday to market the | first load of his 1916 corn crop. He thinks that much of his field will | average at least 45 bushels to the acre, which IS a remarkably good yield for this season. and with the | good yield he is getting a good | price.
 Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Harrison. who have been living in Cove for the past several months, have moved to | Mena and are living in the H. ]. | Radcliffe home on StilweIl Heights. | MT, Harrison was in the poultry and produce business in Cove, and | he plans to buy hogs and cattle in in Mena.
 Norris Hilton, who came from Oc- tavla, Ok, the first of the week. left | last Sunday morning for Phoe- nix, Ariz. where he will spend the winter He was accompanied to l Mena by his sister, Miss Rachel, who VIII llldhc HtI uOIut WlIl MI. ana | Mrs. Ira Williams while she attends the high school.
 Mrs. R. l.. Norris and children. with the help of neighbors. moved | to Mena last week to get settled | before the opening of school next Monday. They took Mir Norris by surprise, for he had thought to go | out to help them move in on Sat | urday, but they came in two days ahead of that time.
 Prof L. F. Wheelis. who, on Fri day completed the summer term in | the Gam school, was here Satur- day to make his term report and to bring in specimens of the school | work for the educational rally. | Prof Wheelis will be at the head of |