The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-08

spending some time visiting Mrs. Nattesons mother Mrs. F. F. De- Longy, and other relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs, D D. Bennett and children. who have spent about n month at the home of X. E. Cole near Ink. left Saturday for thir home in Dallas. Tex.
 Mrs. Francis \. Brewer and daughter, Miss Ella Witt. of De- Queen, arrived Monday afternoon to spend the balance Of the week with Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Disheroon.
 Fred J. Smith left Monday after noon for Hope. representing the Presbyterian Sunday school of this city at the meeting of the State Sun day School convention. He expects to return home Friday.
 E. l. Mead. deputy forest super visor. located at Hot Springs. was in the city a few days this week to look over the Mena district with Ranger Coker. Mr. Head left Tues- day afternoon for Eagleton.
 Miss Mae Hudeins, deputy circuit clerk left on Tuesday for Fort Smith where she will spend few days as the guest of Mrs. Jack Gran dall. Miss Mary Mershon will fll her place at the clerks office.
 J. w. Bentley of Webb City. Mo. who had been at Hot Springs. came to Mena on his home trip to spend a short time at the home of Mrs. J. L. Holt. He continued his tour ney to his home last Saturday.
 County Surveyor W. E. McVey and C. c. Millikin were up from Grannis. With them was Madison Huston of AXial, Colo. who has just purchased 600 acres of land in Oklahoma. just west of Grannis. and the Millikin residence in Grsnnis..
 W. w. McGeorge Is now the regu- lar carrier on Rural Route No. 3. having been on duty since the first of the month. taking the place of w. B. Montgonl ry. who had been carrying the mail since the estab- lishment of the route.
 Mrs. Clarence Hollnger who had been here from Russell kas.. start ed on the home trip Monday morn ing. going by way Of Quinton, OK. where she will spend most of this week with re atives. expecting to reach home next Sunday
 Mrs. J. l.. Holt and daughter. Miss Juanita and son. Edward. left Tues- day afternoon for Sloan Springs. Mrs. Holt will remain about two weeks but the young folks will spend the summer with their grand mother, Mrs H ] Abernathy.
 Mrs. Ellen Wimberly and Rufus Wallace returned to Mena Monday morning from paducah, Tex. where Mrs. Wimberly had been visiting her son. Frank. and where Mir. Wal lace had been in the employ of Lofts X Wimbfrly merchants.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Green and children returned Monday from Fillmore, Ok. where they had been for more than a month with MT. Greens parents. MT. and Mrs. H. J. Green. While on his vacation Mr. Green made a short trip to Henri etta.
 Harve Riding. Whit Salyers. Jess PhilpOt ond others employed in the Riding stave mill spent Thursday in Mena while the mill was being put in running order at the new set near Acorn. having been moved from the Posey Hollow neiehbor- hood.
 Mr and Mrs. ]. F. Mitchell. who had been at the home of Mr. and ! Mrs. George nu&apne,, left last week for their home in Pryor Ok. Mrs, 1 Mitchell, sister of Mrs. Duganne | had had been in Mena since early in the spring, having come here to re- cuperate.
 w. E. Holt plans to go to Hope the latter part of this week to spend a few days with his father. He will be joined there by Mrs. Holt and Miss Kathleen. who will come from Philadelphia after the close of the commencement exercises at Ouaeh- ita college
 Claude Bennett, with the help of G. H. Cook. C. s. Bennett. Frank Pyles and E. NJ Hamilton. Wednes- day replaced one of the plate glass windows in the front of the Loch- ridge Dry Goods stores A corner of the old glass recently cracked from some unknown cause.
 G. D. Chewning came from Ash down Wednesday to spend the re- mainder of the week with Mrs. Chewning and the children. He re- ports that some sections of Little River county are needing rain bad