The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-10

Ndyue Wnlsenant Of Snauy, attend ed to business in Mena Saturday. 1 E. B. Daniels came from Spring Held, Mo, Friday morning to re- main in Mena for an indefinite time. | c. W. Harmony of Sapulpa, Ok, is in Mena for visit of about ten days with his mother, Mrs. W. J. Pope
 Capt. E. D. Hutson of Cove spent Saturday in Mena getting out ad- Nertlslng matter for his business as auctioneer.
 J. H. Allen returned Friday from trip of almost three weeks to Smithville, Watson and other Ok lahoma points.
 MT. and Mrs. Otis Dickson are here from Tulsa, Ok, as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. 0. Dickson. The gentle men are brothers.
 Mrs. R. Golf went to Cove Friday to spend Saturday and Sun day with her niece, Mrs. Bettis, who recently underwent an operation
 MT. and Mrs. D. T. Reyes came from Board Camp Friday. bringing wheat to mill. Mr Reyes remained Saturday to attend the Republican convention.
 J. B. McClennen came from Gran his Thursday afternoon to visit his friend and former townsman, 0. l.. Gregg, who is now living on a farm west of the brick plant,
 Dr. c. Cochran left Thursday aft ernoon for Joplin Mo-, accompany : ing his grandson, Master John Coch- ran to that point on his return to hls home at Chanute, kas.
 Mrs. Myrtle Grove. daughter of Mr. and Mrs j. R. Watkins of the Egger community, arrived Thursday from Webber Falls, Ok, for a visit at the home of her parents.
 Miss Hazel Wood, sister of Mrs. c. W. Conklin, arrived in Mena last i Thursday from San BernardinO, Calf, for a visit of two weeks with Mrs. Conklin and family.
 Mrs. L. G. Cotton, mother of s. D. Cotton of the Egger neighborhood, arrived Thursday afternoon from Gerty, Ok, to spend two weeks or more with Polk county relatives.
 T. B. Cartfieht of Blansett was in Mena Friday ordering evaporating pans and other supplies for his sor- ghum making, season of 1916, which he thinks will begin in about six weeks.
 Mrs. A. c. Wood and daughter ar rived Thursday afternoon from Hochatown, Ok, for a visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. k. J. Moseley Mrs. Wood is the mother of Mrs. Moseley.
 Mr and Mrs. Andrew Johnson from near Potter were in Mena Fri day closing some business affairs preparatory to leaving next week for Terrell, Tex. where they are planning to engage in farming.
 Judge J. I. Alley left Sunday for Mt Ida, to attend the August 1 session of the Montgomery county circuit court, expecting to be away two weeks or more. H. H. Thomas also went for the same purpose.
 Rufus Wallace. who had been with Polk county relatives and friends for the last several weeks, left on Thursday afternoon for paducah, Tex, where he is in the employ of Chas. L. Lofts in the mercantile | business.
 MT. and Mrs. R. E. Myers and chil- dren, who had been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brum- below, near Nunley were in Mena Friday, on the way to their home at HoratiO. They are making the trip overland in wagon.
 Mrs. ]. G. Hilton returned Thurs day night from Clarlsville, Tenn, where she had been for two weeks at the bedside of her sister. Mrs. | Hattie Ford, who had been sick. hut was much improved when Mrs. Hilton left for home.
 G. w. Owen, who is farming the u. H. Bratcher farm in the Dallas valley. is so sure of corn crop this season that he was marketing several loads last week of the 1915 crop. selling at from 80 to So cents per bushel. He is also marketing | Mir. Bratcher's share of the 1915 crop.
 Mark Clifford, who with Mrs. clifford anu children came fire m l Fort smith Tuesday morning on ac- l count of the illness of F. M Holman, father of Mrs Clifford, returned home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. | Clifford and children will remain Iuntil Mr. Holman improves still more.
 w. ?. Brewer of Kirkland, Tex, arrived in Mena Thursday afternoon to look after property he owns in this city. He came in possession about a year ago of the K. E. Green- ing residence and two acres of land located in Jones street, and he IS now looking over the country with a view of locating.
 I. T. Roberts has closed a deal for the sale of his cold drink stand and confectionery on South Mena street, to his brother, Victor Roberts, of Opal. who, with Mrs. Roberts, moved in Mena Friday preparatory to talk I ing charge of the business Mon- day. I. T. Roberts expects to move back to his farm near Opal tho Il will be a month before he leaves M