The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-28
GRANNIs GRAINS.


 Oliver woodell of Cove was doing business in Graunis the past week
 Mrs. A. J. Morgan, while preparing oyster soup Sunday found 8 fine pearl
 Alr and Mrs Roy Aston of Gillham were dinner guests in the Kirby home Sunday
 Win Reyes of Cove Is at Grannis looking after the crop on his farm west Prof G. W. Johnson come in from ldabei Ok Saturday and spent Sun day in Grsnnis.
 The Kirhys and coyIes with num- Der of their friends made trip to De- Queen sunday going by auto. Mrs. q owens of Atoka, Ok. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs E l.. Beavers, Is making visit with home folks
 Ely Jones is just Finishing up giv- ing the. house of Mrs T. C, Brown, south of town, a new coat of paint Mrs M r.. Houseman. late of Mis- souri has rented rooms of Amos Me Curley She Is here for her health.
 Misses Edna Vansantz and Beatrice Roden Of Gillham. were guests in the home of Mir and Mrs. Robert PhiIpot Saturday night.
 Mir. Nuness. father of John Nnness. | left last Thursday for his old home place in Kansas, He expects to spsud the winter with his friends. MT and Mrs. .. C. Kirby drove down to Horatio Monday afternoon on some business and to call on their son. Will i lie, " who is now at that place
 Mrs M, F.. Smothers came from Mena Sunday morning. returning Mon day afternoon She spent the time ] with her sister Mrs. Anna COyle.
 Mrs Roden and two daughters. Be- atrice and Pearl, accompanied by Miss l Edna Nansantz. all of G!llhans spenf 1 sunday with the Rev and Mrs. Russell l Brown
 Ed Poe went to Little Rock Tues day Of last week to accompany Mrs. Poe home She has been taking treat ment for nervous troubles and Is much 1 improved in health
 J. II Miller of Fayetteville l. Hollis ter Tull of Mena and Miss Leona owens of DeQueen were In Grannis Tuesday
 and gave lectures on better farming and canning at the Baptist church pr. Matt Black, who spent two weeks
 with his uncle and aunt. Mir. and Mrs Win Collins, left for Texarkana last Wednesday He was to spend a day
 in the home of his father, and then go
 on 10 New orleans, where he will again
 attend the medical college for the next
 year.
 Mrs F. ! Moseley. little Julia anC
 fiolston, came down from Mena Sun.
 day evening on their way to make (
 months visit with Mrs. Woods par
 ents. MT. and Mrs A. c. Wood, of neal
 MT. and Mrs Fred Wood. They left or
 Monday morning to drive thru. Al
 were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Mcclen nen. while in Grannis
 The delegates to the Baptist Asso eviatton at Smithville, the past week from the Grannis Baptist church wer, 6 A J
 Morgan, They drove over Thursday
 so as to be on the ground Friday an, returned Monday evening. They re
 port very enjoyable and profitabl
 time, and were highly entertained b, , the people of Smithville. Mrs Georg ! fiammill accompanied them as q wis itor and while there met up and vista, . with friend whom she had not seei
 for % years
 In looking over I found that I faile, te set all the sheets of news item in last week and had left out one 0 the most enjoyable events of the week
 and will now send It in It was surprise dinner given in honor of Nil , l.. Shaw's I4th birthday on the 18th, a his home north of town by one O E his daughters Mrs Henry Nash of Jop ' lin. Mo- who has been visiting wit ! her parents, the past month It wa sure enough surprise. as well as . feast ht for a king The day was on to be remembered by those present r The guests were MT and Mrs I.eas
 Mrs Jackson, and Dick Mrs Mathi : and MT aud Mrs McClennen , There was given contest of Bibl i questions Sunday at the Union Sunda. f school. on the past quarters lessons that was very enjoyable. as we'll as in . structive Prizes were given to tn F contestants who answered the give . were Leslie Poe Raymond coylt i Blaneh Gardner in Mir Coyle's class n Mrs Minnie Coyle, Mir. Grant Robin
 son, Mrs l.. Moody. Mrs. May Robin E son and Mrs. Georgie Johnson in th , Bible class, Hazel Robinson. Evely i Nernois and Vera Hammill in MIrs Hungate's class and Alton Johnson , Earl Robinson and Finney Johnson f. i Mrs Robinson's class. There was som [ fine talks given on the subject of tn day and the Sunday school gave som
 good music. NJ. E D NJ