The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-07
GRANNIS GRAINS.
Hattie


 
 Bill Lynn was in Hatfield Friday If last week.
 Lee Davis of Cove spent Thanks giving with Grannis friends. A baby boy came Sunday to make his home with Mir. and Mrs. Ed Me- Ney.
 One of Mr and Mrs. s. II. Me- Curley's twins, little Ray, is quite sick.
 Mcsdames Earl Moore and Fla N.ichlin were shoppil. Gillham Friday of fast week.
 Miss Minnie Clinton returned on Sunday evening from weeks visit with friends at Winthrop.
 lLc Eev Russell Rravn Wiil prra,h 9. the Baptist church tais c2m.ns sunday at fl a. m.
 Master Clyde Fitch accompanied
 Miss Beulah Thompson home Fri day evening and spent the weekend. Mrs Elza Mitchlin left Saturday
 for Fl Dorado, Kas, to join her husband, word having reached her
 of his illness.
 Since our last news report Henry McGurley of Bokchito, Ok. spent a
 week with his brothefsy sam and
 Amos McCpffey. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wolf of Law Irence, kas., came in onfNoyember 2i
 to make 8 visit and have decided to make Granns their home.
 Mrs. Mathis and daughter, Mrs. 1 Robinson, visited at the home of | Mrs Mathis son. Mr. Wright, near IGlllham, November 2i and 25
 /. $. Thompson of Ozark was in Grannis Saturday shaking hands Iwith old friends and looking after
 some farm land he has here.
 Messrs. Pickens and Nobles sold their milk cows and stock cattle at Ipublie auction. Prices ran high.
 Those known to have been trans
 acting business ill Mena since
 Thanksgiving are Messrs. McYay. Nessick and Hubsher
 J. \. Blan of Bismark, Ok, came oyer last week and while here sold his farm east of town 10 Mir. Prick ett He also shipped the balance of his household goods. Dr. Tom C0tins of Muldrow. Ok. spent Thanksgiving at the home of lhis brother Will. and to visit with
 his mother, who is spending the winter with her son.
 Miss Floy Clinton, who is one of the assistant teachers in the Acorn school, came down and spent Satur- day and Sunday with her parents, Nlr. and Mrs. w. E. Clinton. Will Litson and mother, Mrs. D. Litson, of Crescent, Ok, stopped at Grannis Saturday morning to see their friends, leaving Monday even ing for Mooringsport La, where Grandma will spend the winter at the home of her son, Will Litson.
 The Union people have organized a Bible Study to be held each Friday might. Also the Cottage Prayer Meetings are still being held on Wednesday nights of each week. All are cordially invited to attend each of these meetings.
 The K. c. s. schedule here is as follows No. |, southbound.. 5 3.3i a. m.; No. 3, southbound, I:f3 D. m.; No, ?. northbound, 1: 50 a. m; No. |, .northbound, 5;3S D. m. Locals: No. 3i. southbound, 2.25 D. m., and No. 9. n0rthbound, S:25 a. m.
 Mrs Russell Brown met with a painful accident on the morning Of November 26. She was kindling the fire with oil and there was more fire than she thought when she put on the oil and it flashed up and burned her face quite badly.
 Thanksgiving guests at Hotel Grannis from out-of-town, were Mr. Baugen of Mena, Miss Gibson, Miss Otus Henderson and Miss B. Gib- son, Lloyd Morrow, and John Hanna of Hatfield; Misses Grace and Ruth Hamby of Wickes; Mir. and Mrs Roy Aston and Thomas H. Benton of Giilham; Miss Lola ShulI and Will Kirby of Horatio. Counting the town guests there were S7 in all. l
 Judge Moore seemed to be at home on November 2S, for just as his term of office was expiring he donned his mechanics garb and wheeled a tractor through our streets with broader smile on his | face than if he was going to solemn ize the rites of marriage, and turn in south he successfully placed the machine at Kings, in Sevier eoun- ty, i2 miles south of this nlace, for the Kings Lnmber zCamnanv He was aecnfnnanind hu " n- Wrinhf