The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Ney to go to his home in Grannls.
 ]. L. Harris was attending to busi- ness in Mena Saturday.
 Ellis Barlow was in from Shady Co attend Co business today.
 J. L. Holt arrived Friday Co spend the holidays with homefolks.
 Will Jones arrived last week from Kansas City to be at home during the holidays.
 W. D. Melch returned Friday aft- ernoon from a business trip to Kan sas City.
 Alex Boylen left Friday night for Muskogee and other Oklahoma points to be away month.
 Mir and Mrs. E. R. Baker went to Wiekes Friday afternoon to be with relatives until after Christmas.
 Sidney Fred and T. II, Duke left Saturday night for Prescott to spend the Christmas season with their par ents.
 Henry Waltmann returned on "Wednesday afternoon from Wame- go and other Kansas points, where he had spent the last four weeks.
 Misses Pauline and Naomi Pryor left Saturday night for Heayener Go for Philadelphia to spend Christmas with Mir. and Mrs. M A. Eddy M A, Eddy
 Mrs. NJ. L. smothers went to Grannis Sunday morning to spend the holiday season with Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Coyle.
 r. C. Maltby arrived Saturday aft ernoon from Oklahoma City to join Mrs. Maltby in spending the holidays with Polk county relatives.
 
 Phil Connell, who has been in Memphis for several weeks, re- turned Friday to be with homefolks and Mena friends during the holi- days.
 Mr, and Mrs E. C. Payne and chil- dren came from Ashdown Saturday night to spend the holidays with Mir. and Mrs. " w. St. John and otller relatives.
 Mrs. Minnie Chitwood and chil- dren arrived Friday from Dyer, Ark, fer a Christmas visit at the home of Mrs. D. B. Joplin, mother of Mrs. Ghitwood. r. C. Mount, accompanied by his daughters, Misses Cora and Elsie, arrived last Saturday from Sallisaw Ok, to visit at the home of Mir. and J. K Mount, parents of Mr. Mount Mrs w. H Richards and little son are here from Panama, Ok, to spend the Christmas season with Mr. and Mrs. George Duganne, parents of Mrs. Richards. They were joined Saturday night by Mrs. Richards. 
 Mr and Mrs. Serphine Ernst and Iehiidi'efi returned to Mrna Wednes- day from pittsbure, kas., where Mir. Ernst had been employed in the Kansas City Southern shops. The cold weather prevailing in Kansas was too much for tllcm 
 Mrs. John Q. Dunnan, writing homefolks from Longview, Tex. states that her brother, Jesse Jen- nmgs, who was recently injured in a mattress factory, is much inn proved
 Masters Ollie and Leonard Gra- Vellc, pupils of the St. Joseph $ Academy went to .De0ueen Thurs in their ear They were accom- panied by P. J Gravelle, of Fay, La, who will spend the holidays with them in DcQueen
 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Myriek and three little sons, Odell, Daniel Paul. and St. Luke, left last Sunday morning for Fort Smith to attend the wedding of Miss Clara Bell My rick sister of Mir. Myrick, which look place on December 2i Mrs w. A. Norris and fdaughter, Lorine, of Nocana. returned Co Mena last Thursday from Shawnee. Ok, where they had spent the last two weeks at the home of Mrs. Wesley nman. daughter og Mir and Mrs. lnman, daughter of Mrs. Norris.
 hr and Mrs A. F. Easierday have just received word of the death of Mrs. Amanda Jacques, only sister of Mrs. Easlcrday. at her home in Fer guson, Mo. at 6:30 P. m. December l9, Mrs Easierday had visited her sister on her most recent trip to the north
 l., B. Edmunds. father of Mrs. R. 6. Winchester living on the c. B. Dennis farm, near the Ashmore Dairy farm arrived Friday from Murray Ky. to spend few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win chester Mrs. Edmunds has been here for several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs, B. A. Gaddy. who re- cently had a public sale of their stock and farm implements, prepar- atory to moving to Mena, have ar ranged to buy the tent restaurant, located on the lot adjacent to the Planters state Bank and took