The Mena weekly star., 1916-07-13

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 Miss Johnnie Gibson Of Gordon, Ark, is iii Mena tQ visit Mrs. ]. G.. Hudgins and other frends
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 q. X. Dennis of Lake Charles. La. is in Mena with a view of getting a farm located near tn. city Mrs. P. B. Joplin and Mrs. I. E. Lindsay and baby spent Monday at the home of B. K. Thompson near Nunley-
 Mrs. ]. c. Bates and Mrs. G. B. Bates of Bigfork went to poteau Thursday for short visit with Mrs. D. M. Putnam. l
 Dr. p. R. Watkins was called to Rich Mountain Monday to attend the son of Prof. and Mrs. J M Tomlin, who is critically ill.
 Miss Mary Lake of DeQueen ar rived in Mena Saturday to be the guest of Miss Gussle MoD maid and other Mena friends,
 T. J. Bates of Big Fork was in nEllu IT l IAtANg r1AAtss II NlIl ltit lt Rocky for a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Winton
 Miss Helen King. who had been visiting Mrs. J. w Moseley and Mrs. D. M. Townsend left Monday morn ing for her home in Puskahoma, Ok. P. C. Rogers and sou, Teddy are at work taking the school census of Mena Special school district, having about completed the work. in the third ward.
 George Robson and nephew, Omar, of Ritz, were in Mena on their re- turn from a cattle buying trip in the eastern part of the county and near Black Springs.
 J. c. Allen and E. H. Butler of Hat field were in Mena Monday making arrangements, among other things, fer the annual fair and picnic to be held in Hatfield August 10 and il
 Mrs. Weaver and two children and nurse came Saturday from Shreve- port to spend the remainder of the summer in Mena They are located at the Mena Hotel.
 Word has reached Mena of the marriage on Sunday July 2, of Miss OVa Green, daughter of Mir and Mrs. H. J. Green of Fillmore Ok, at New port, Ark, to MT Robert Moore.
 Mrs. NJ. L. Nichols came from Texarkana Saturday afternoon to spend some time at the homes of her daughters, Mesdames W. R. Cole, J c. Lawrence, D. E. Dahlgren John Steel and Frank Dusenbury.
 Miss Setta Jones of Kenna, N. M daughter of Mir and Mrs. Blake Jones, who had been visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. I. D. Jones of Womble. arrived in Mena Sunday for visit to friends and relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. s. I. Wood, and three children left Sunday morning for home of Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Wood They were accompanied on the trip by J. c. Wood of Yocana,
 Mrs. J. c. Sandlin and two chii- dren came from Henrietta, Ok, on Saturday to spend the summer at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Lit Holli- day, parents of Mrs, Sandlin, living east of Mena on tRe Holly Springs road k
 Arthur Lawrence and Louie Whit tenburg left Monday for Kan sas with Dodge City as their first destination. They expect to work at threshing and having and thus make expenses on the trip to see the country.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Goss and chil- dren and Mir. and Mrs R. D. Roberts drove to Alder Sunday to spend the day with relatives MT. and Mrs. Roberts will remain in the country for a while and MT. and Mrs. Goss returned to Mena Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. ". Orr, formerly of Tulsa, but now of Texarkana, where MT Orr is interested i'll the banking business, are in Mena to spend a portion of the summer. They are stopping at the Mena Ho- tel
 Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Taylor of Alex andria, La. who had been spending week with MT Taylor's relatives near Hatfield, were visitors iii Mena Monday. They are now at the home of B. F. Thompson, father of Mrs. Taylor, where they will be for a week or two.
 J.R. Cavanagh, Jr., brother of Mrs. J. Hollister Tull, who arrived in Mena last week from Indianapolis, Ind, left for Winthrop where he will work with the Winthrop Truck Growers Association in marketing the cantaloupe and bean crop.
 The Rev. w. L. Smith of the Bap- tist church spent all of last week holding special services at Smith vile. and will likely continue during this week He is holding these meet ing as his part of the statewide missionary movement being carried on under the direction of the South ern Home Mission Board. Gregg Purvis, son of Mir. and Mrs l L. P. Purvis of Board Camp, who had been in Tulsa, Shawnee and other Oklahoma points since the close of the Mena schools. returned to Mena Tuesday, accompanied on the home trip by his cousin, Car roll Hilton, whose parents live in Asher Ok7 and who comes to spend month with Polk county relatives c. w Petty and Boyd Laflin spent