The Mena weekly star., 1916-10-26

Buster Brown. Miss Verda Colter is attending school at Union.
 Clifford Carter is working near Mena for Bill Eddleman.
 w. J. Holmes of Mena visited with his son Albert the la tsof the week. Prof. Lem Lofts of Alder was
 here Sunday visiting with friends. There was a candy breaking at the b. Davis home Saturday night. Miss Mae Garter was dinner guest with Mrs. NJ. Goodman Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Morris was visiting at Mimosa Sunday and Mon-
 day
 Willie Hughes was threshing peas
 for W. NJ. Edwards and sons Mon-
 day.
 Miss Ida Ferguson of Redwood
 was a caller at Clagett last Thurs
 day
 Sweet potato digging is in full sway. Quite a lot are being har- vested
 l Robbie Coulter and Wheeler Riser
 were visiting friends at Red Hill on Sunday.
 Mrs. C. C. White and little son,
 Jerry. of Red Hill were visiting here | Monday.
 l J. Il. Edwards is assisting to build l a chimney for Ollie Lawrence, near 1 Waters this week.
 Rev. Hopkin Edwards filled his
 regular appointment at Providence Saturday and Sunday Miss Mary Abee has gone over to Black Springs on an extended visit with her brother, Elijah. and family. Rev. Fair of Oden will preach at I the school house here the 1st Sat jurday night and Sunday in Noyem- l lber.
 Aunt Rachel Edwards of Edwards vile Heights, moved last week to
 the home of her son, w. NJ. Edwards at Ali.
 I Miss Lura Baker, teacher at the | Union school. spent Saturday night
 and Sunday at the A. NJ. Coulter home.
 ]. M. Beck is making molasses for A. NJ. Golfer. S. Hoyle and W. Curl 1 this week This will complete his
 run for this year
 Guilford Putnam returned home
 last week from Ochiltree county Tex. where he has been employed l Ion a farm for the nast four months. Marlin Goodman and sister, Mrs. A. n Daniel. w. O. Bowen, James
 Riser A. NJ. Golfer and son. Karl, and x. Hoyle were trading with the Mena merchants Monday
 The Revs. Hopkin and Freeman Edwards. Granville Bowen, Colonel Standridqe, Wayne and Jesse Beck. and Misses Ada, Martha. Lyllie and ! Lynnie Spake. Mae Bowen, Ethyle and Florence Beck, attended the show at Wonble Wednesday.
 IN A NUTSHELIs--tirandfather Hughes marketed sweet potatoes m
 Mena last Wednesday. Granville Bowen went over to the county seat Tuesday Most all of the cotton crop is picked. Columbus Fergu- son ef esaney had lumhef plaaea ct the Ali planer Thursday Jim Stamev was digging potatoes on the Henley farm Monday. Miss Fran res Riser was sick the first Of the week. Andy Coltef took eotton. te the Opal gin Monday. Mir and Mrs. w. NJ. Edwards were dinner guests at the K. ] Henley home Sunday Yves Curl and Frank Lilies of Hill- side passed thru Saturday, enroute to the Beck Syrup factory. Hogs are fattening on the acorn crop. Elijah Ahee of near Black Springs was visiting his parents here Satur- day night. ] M Beck took wheat to the four mill Friday on the Caddo. Mrs Joe Hughes of Hiil- side. traded in Ali Thursday. Q. J. Mahon is night watch at the Man. nine's mill now Miss Ethyle Beck spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Ruth White at Red Hill J. " Dooley is preparing to SOW wheat The Beck hovs are making slaves in the Free valley. Bob Moore has finished cutting his tobacco and says he will have enought fo fast Il year Little Etia Beck was sick the first of the week. hut is reported better Miss Mvnnie Christenherrv and Mss Gladys Curl of Gates Creek, attend cd Sunday school here Sunday.