The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-08

about a week for them. to be spent at Cold Spring or elsewhere.
 W. F. Mount spent Thursday with his son, Roy, at Page.
 MT. and Mrs. w. c. B. Allen of Acorn were shopping in Mena Thursday.
 F. NJ. Cecil of Vandervoort spent Thursday in Mena on business with county officials.
 R. R. St. John was called to Ash down and Texarkana on business matters Wednesday.
 D. W. Barton returned Thurs day from business trip to Caddo Gap, Womble and other Montgom- cry county points.
 Mrs. H. M. Frederick and children have recently returned from Giafksville, where they had been on a visit to relatives
 O. E. Bagshaw returned the latter part of last week from the lower Rio Gfande valley where he had been for the last three months. l Mrs. J. s. Cotner and little son ar rived in Mena last Thursday from i Branch, Ark, to go 10 the home of W. ?. Mcintosh near Potter, father of Mrs. Cotner
 Mrs. Will MaeLafferty and three 1 daughters left last Thursday for ! Rich Mountain, where they plan to { spend two weeks at the home Of Mrs. James Paynter.
 Mrs. Guy NJ Thornton, little son. Jack, and Miss Rachel Mershon, re- turned to Et. smith Thursday after noon, having been with Mena rel atives since Friday.
 Albert Fletcher, son of Dr. and i Mrs. T. M. Fletcher, returned 1 Wednesday evening from Little Rock. where he had been attending the Little Rock College. 1 Prof. E. w. Hamby and daughters Misses Grace and Ruth. passed thro Mena last Thursday on their return home from Conway, where they had attended the state normal. Mrs J. W Bradley returned on | Wednesday afternoon from Joplin. where they had spent almost a week with MT. Bradley, who is there look ing after his mining interests
 
 Mrs w. E. Holt left Thursday for Texarkana, from where she went to Philadelphia Friday to attend the commencement exercises of 0uaeh- ito College. which began Friday
 Mrs. Gilbert McMillan and little son, Merrill. left last Thursdoy for | Fort smith. from whence, after spending day, they will go to Sa- lpulpa, Ok. where MT McMillan is employed on the Daily Argus.
 Oscar Monroe and mother. Mrs. NJ. h. Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hess. all of the Huddleston neigh borhood, were in Mena Thursday to start for the mining district of Arizona where the men have prom ise of jobs m the mines.
 Wilson Bohanon age g. and Eliza Stechi, aged i6, Choctaws from near ISmithville, were granted a marriage | license "Wednesday by County Clerk INV. L. Parker and they were married at Randolph's barn, the ceremony being performed by Justice of the Peace S. H. smith
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 Eugene Abernathy and C. V Ham, trick were in from Big Fork Wednes- day to look after their interests as defendants in a law suit before s. H Smith. They were accompanied on the home trip by Miss Estie Goss, 1 daughter of MP and Mrs j. B Goss who will spend a week or more with Big Fork relatives.
 Rev. L. c. Wolf of the Southern Mission Board of the Baptist church has wired the Rev W. l.. smith that he will be in Mena on the second Sunday in June to begin services in the local Baptist church as part oi the statewide campaign being con- ducted under the direction of the Mission Board Mir Wolf will be ill Polk county for two weeks. but the plan for the meetings outside of the city has not yet been worked out.