The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-09
PERSONAL NOTES

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 Dr. D. w. Connally of Hatfield spent "Wednesday m Mena.
 Q. B. Witherspoon of Cove spent Tuesday in Mena on business.
 Miss Johnnie Gipson began work Monday as saleslady in the Boston Store. is W Sts
 $. F. Goldman came.V up from Wickes Wednesday to make returns from the election. rg
 G. w. Tweedy came in from Shreveport last Monday to be at home for the election.
 W. T. Myers of Hatfield was in Mena Wednesday to bring election returns and attend to business.
 Prof. W. R. Shinn went to Potter Tuesday. where son Wednesday he began work as teacher of the Potter school.
 
 F. NJ. Cecil of Vandervoort visited county seat friends Wednesday aft CT turning in the sballots from his precinct.
 J. $. Lawrence of Shady brought in the election ballots from his pre- cinct and was accompanied by G. J. HaZlett.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. Golf and family spent Sunday with relatives and friends in Cove, returning to Mena Monday morning.
 Mrs. J. w. Cunningham went to HeaVener Saturday to spend a cou- pie of weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. k. Alix.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Hamby came in from Board Camp Monday to leave for Quint0n, Ok, where Mr. Hamby has employment in the smelters.
 c. R. and J. H, lreton, who came to Mena last week from Kansas City on account of the illness and death of their father, returned home Monday afternoon.
 w. M. Hansard brought the bal lots up from Cove on the early morning train and stayed over dur ing the day to keep up with the election returns.
 A. J. Barber came from Wander voort Monday to attend the regular meeting of the Elks lodge. return ing home Tuesday morning so that he could cast his vote.
 Roy Mount, who was in charge of Lumber Company at Page, was among the out of town folks who came home to vote.
 John Talkington came from Shady Point Monday to spend couple Of weeks in this county closing up some business matters and spending his spare time with friends.
 The Rev. w. L. Smith went to Freedom Wednesday to perform the marriage ceremony for Virgil Wallin and Miss Mildred Leeper at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. J. W. Leeper..
 Hosea Ross who came from Green castle, Mo. with the load 0f hohstAl hold goods and stock for F .@ss-li. Pierce, will spend some time in Polk county and Mena to investigate az riculmral and otheaS conditions.
 Everett R. Filey of Tulsa, OK, nephew of H. A. Filley of this ity. arrived in Mena "Wednesday to spend few days with MT. and Mrs. Filley, He is in the employ of the Producers Oil Company of Tulsa.
 T. A Hatfield returned Monday afternoon from Heayencr, where he had spent a couple of days looking around with a view of going into the jewelry business. He has not get decided that he will locate in Heavener.
 Miss Willie Pryor. who had been at home for short time. left on Sunday for DeKalb, Tex. where she expects to make her home. She was joined here by Mrs. NJ. A. Eddy and little daughter, Maxine. of Heaven or, who will go to Dekalb for visit.
 c. H. Williams, who, with his fam fly came from Montgomery county, has decided to make his home in Mena. He has purchased the & ?. Smith property near the fair ground. The purchase was made thru the agency of the Kelly-Stratton Com pany.
 K. s. pirtle left for Heavener Mon day afternoon in response to word that his brother, Charles. was seri- ously ill of fever. On arriving there he found Charles so sick that he sent for his father, A. V. PirtIe. to come to Heavener. Mir. Pirtle went up on the early train Tuesday morn