The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-16
WESTERN MONTGOMERY NEWS.

Uncle Jim Beck Is sowing rye.
 Jonathan Beck slaughtered a fine beef last week
 John Rowton is clearing some new ground for cultivation.
 Jesse Newman is the first to kin a fine porker in this vicinity.
 The young people enjoyed a singing at the Davis home Tuesday night.
 Bul Spake was elected road over seer and X. '. smith constable in the election
 Tom spakes IS among the first to be- gin turning land for next years culti-
 The Misses Ada and Martha spake were over at Clagett Wednesday aft efnoon
 Grandpa Rowton Of Waters Is spend ing few days here at the home of his son, John.
 Uncle Sam spakes sold nne work mule to one of the irby boys of Womble last week.
 S r. Crrick was q business visitor at the home of Major E- j. Henley. Of AIT Thursday
 Mir and Mrs. L W. swlndIe we're up from the caddo Sunday. visiting the standridge home George Sanders returned from Hat | field with another load of household lgoods Wednesday. Mrs & H Spal<e spent several days | at the home of her daughter, Mrs Wm. ] Bates of Big Fork Jesse Beck went to SlatinEton l Thursday, where he visited the home | of his grandfather, Uncle Jim Beck. | Jesse Doeley. Miss Addley Suggs j.. M Beck. the Misses Ethel and Florence Beck, were trading in Mena last week. | Mrs Josie Hughes and sons. Oryille and silas. of Clagett, were visiting her sister, Mrs Jay Spake of Rates Creek Sunday
 Aunt Mary Free and Mrs Jesse New 4 man of Free Valley were visitors at the home Of Mir and Mrs. Joe Standridge Saturday.
 The stork is next reported at the home of Mir and Mrs. l. W Standridge, the new arrival being a sM pound boy. pr simpson attended. l W. R. Christenberry has arranged to start overland to Oklahoma Wednes- day Joshua Scott will accompany him with his wagon and team Mir and Mrs. J l.. Rowton and chil- dren and Aunt Rachel Edwards attend ed church at Pleasant Hill Sunday and were dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. Phiiip Abernathy Uncle sam Tom and Jay Spake and lJ. L. Rowton were all attending to business af Womble Saturday. Mir. Rowton took cotton seed. for which he received Q good price.
 Mir. and Mrs. Spakes and daughter, Martha, returned Tuesday from Mena. where they had been to buy supplies and household furniture and Mir Spakes 1 had some dental work done. Rastus Stevens Of opal attended the l Sheriff's sale here Wednesday, of the property of O w. Dickson. on an exc cution Issued out of Squire Edward s court Mir Stevens was interested in the cotton. which he bought.
 Charley renninger was thru this settlement last week on hls last ped ding trip with his fathers peddling wagon, his father. NJ K Penninger. having moved his business from Nun | ley to Ida Ok.
 Chief Postal Inspector, Charles c, l Tani of this division was at the clag- ett post office Wednesday, Mir Taul complimenfed Postmaster D. G. Ed- wards on the management of the office, havinp found the books well kept and every cent of the postal funds account ed for
 The Rev Henry Patterson of Mena. who is visiting among friends and old neighbofs here. Sunday preached at i Pleasant Hill church, and on sunday nieht goodlv number came out Co 1 the Baptist church here Co hear Mir. Patterson deliver a most interesting diseourse
 Iohn Mohley and family and Mr and Mrs John Coffinan Of Tuskin Ok, came in Friday Mir Moblev moved in- | to his new home here. and Mir Coftman will locate 1T suited Mir. and Mrs ] Moblev after getting established in the lnew location went to the Black springs settlement for a visit to Mrs Mohley's parents. MT and Mrs Columbus Row ton. and former friends and neiehhors.
 Buster Brown