The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-17

ices were held Tuesday afternoots
 and burial was in the Corinth ceme-.
 tery.
 Mr.. and Mrs. 1. T. Roberts went
 to Alder Tuesday to spend a week With relatives.
 Jesse Reece of Heavener spent
 Tuesday with Mena relatives and friends and to look after business. matters. @ Mir, and Mrs. Milton Lawrence of Shady were in Mena Wednesday, to spend the day with relatives and to do sonfe trading. l5i sl Mrs. Boyd Laflin and two children | left Tuesday afternoon for, Baker l Springs, where they are planning
 to spend week. Ess M
 Mrs. Bratcher Grove and little .shfr arrived in Mena Tuesday afterupbr from Shady Point to go to Yocaha for asYisit with relatives. rs S.lAi -----k~-- s Y tt
 Ben Henderson, brother of Mrs. lJ. G. Jackson, returned to Mena
 Monday afternoon after having spent a few days at his home. in Onolaska, Tex. c. NJ. Hicks of the Eureka Normal School of Music, located at Stigler, arrived in Mena Tuesday afternoon to join Prof. $. J. Oslln, who is con- ducting a singing class at Rocky.
 w. w. Townsend has force of men at work tearing down the old warehouses in the rear of his store and he will erect instead a new structure 20x60 feet in dimension.
 Mrs. w. H. Glasscock of Tucson, Ariz., and Mrs. Lena Galloway of Kansas City, Kas., daughter and granddaughter of Mir and Mrs. O.. L. Hampton, are in Mena as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Hampton.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Delaney and son returned to Rich Mountain Wednesday after spending a week with Mrs. DeLaney's parents, Mr and Mrs. J. H. Roger, living west of Mena.
 T. M. Brown of Potter was in Mena Wednesday to take his eigh- tenn -months-old daughter to Eagle ton to be cared for by her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. Warren Lemon, during the illness of Mrs Brown.
 Mr. and Mrs. John McKinsey and children and MT. and Mrs. Arle Gamble of Waters passed thru Mena Tuesday afternoon on an overland trip to Idabel, Ok, where they are planning to spend a week or two with relatives.
 Gregg Purvis, who had been crit ically ill at the home of his par ents, MT. and Mrs. L. P Purvis, in Board Camp, has sufficiently recov- cred to be able to be up. tho it will be some time before he regains his former strength.
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Holmes and children, Mir. and Mrs. Will Miller of Cherry Hill and Lee Hickey of Oden were in Mena Tuesday, being on the way to Ida, Ok, where they will visit relatives. They were making the trip overland. J. $. Caruahan 0fxSheffield,s Ala, lcousin of E. R. J0nes,uSrs spent Tuesday night in Mena at the home of MT. and Mrs. Jones. Mir Carua- han is en route to. Shreveport to attend the stock show. and came ! this way for the opportunity to see' l his cousin and family ls.ss s---@
 Mr. and Mrs. D. Wa faowton and two daughters returned Tuesday afternoon from Heavener, where they had been at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Rowton. They left immediately after arriving in Mena for their home in Womble, making
 the trip in their automobile.
 J. M. Hilton, who came from
 Maud, Ok, little over a week ago on account of the illness of his son at the home of Mr and Mrs. L. P. purvis at Board Camp. returned home Tuesday afternoon. He was accompanied by his son, Carroll, who had fully recovered from his, illness.
 Rev. w. J. Dunfnan returned Tuesday afternoon from Quinton, Ok, where he had spent a month at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J IP. Williams. He reports that dry weather has injured crops about 0uinton and that it seemed good to him to get back where things were green.
 Mir. and Mrs H. E. Manning and son. Daniel, returned the latter part of last week from the camp on the farm near Potter. MT. Manning, be- ing unused to outdoor work of vigorous nature, overdid himself and was taken sick last Friday. His illness resulted in breaking camp sooner than they had planned Lorepe Randall, the eleven months-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Grover Randall. living on South Second street passed away Wednes- day morning and was laid to rest in the White Oak cemetery this afternoon. The parents recently Icame to Mena from near Rocky and the baby was sick at that time.
 Sheriff II. W. Finger was at. Hat field Tuesday afternoon. and under the authority of an order issued out Of the court of Justice Of the Peace s. H Smith he publicly de- stroyed the twelve quarts of liquor seized during the last day 0f the | fair from Oklahoma parties who