The Mena weekly star., 1916-10-05
PERSONAL NOTES

j. NJ. Slrawn and Ben Johnson were in from Rocky with cotton Friday. which brought ia3Q.
 County Surveyor W. E. McNey of Grannis was among the entlusi- astir visitors at the educational ralk Friday
 M L. Bel of NanderNoort road overseer in district N. l5, was n Mena Friday Co make his annual re- port Co the county court.
 N. P. Ross of the Dallas valley left Thursday for Gillham for a visit Of few days at the home of his daughter Airs Ada Hunter.
 Gilbert Ellison and family of Board Camp left Thursday after noon fer Corrine. Ok. where they are going to make their home
 J. NJ. Stewart and John Holcomb of Umpire. Howard county. came Co Mena Thursday Go spend the f0l- lowing day looking after business and getting supplies.
 
 Rev W. ]. Dunman went 0 Van dcrN0ort Friday afternoon to hold a series If meetings for the remain der of the week and perhaps longer if the interest warrants
 Mir. and Mrs. Luther Blan, ac- eompanied by Mr and Mrs. ] N. Elan. parents of the former, came from Grannis Friday to attend the rally making the trip in an auto.
 Lloyd Ambrose arrived Thursday morning from the oil fields near Shreveport, to spend a few days with his parents. Mir and Mrs. L. E. Ambrose, and with Mena friends.
 A. X. Afrholter, Mrs. P. c. Garrett, Mrs. C. Il Barnes. Charles Cargill, A. ]. Bailey. and Will Nations, were among the patrons of the Nander- y0ort school at the Educational Ral- ly Friday.
 Masters Thell and Paul Joplin and Miss Gertrude, children of Mir. and Mrs ]. E, Joplin came from Wickes Thursday afternoon Co spend the remainder of tho week With Mena relatives
 Mir. and Mrs. Alex Coyle and son. Raymond, and Misses Hazel Robin son and Opal Wiseey, came from Grannis Friday in the Coyle auto mobile to join the throng attending the educational rally.
 w ?. Mount went to Fort Smith Friday afternoon to spend Saturday with the W. J. Echols Company. for whom he is travelling salesman. this being his first trip to the house since he began the work sometime ago
 II. C. Hicks and son. Tom Hicks and family and Willie Hicks, all of Waters. Montgomery county. were selling cotton in town Friday and buying supplies. returning home on Saturday. They received i5.20 for lheir cotton.
 ]. G Jackson is said to De so far recovered from his prolonged and serious sickness. resulting from an accident and blood poisoning. as Co ne able to gn Co the table for his meals and expects i0 De down town AefAre long
 
 w N N. St John has returned ig hdQwn where she was re-
 called by the illness of her
 granddaughter. Maryetta AYno, whom she brought back With her Chat she might recuperate in Mena climate
 J. II Scott. road overseer of Cove was in MeHa Thursday to make his report Go their county court Mir Scott is one 0i lha road oNerseers who has been given credit for doins remarkably good work under tho present haphazard system ei seae @1eessahsitig
 Miss Mary Harnsan returned last Friday from Wickes where sht had spent a week ai the homo of her sister. Mrs R. Redmonds. She attended the closing exercises oi Prof. Redmond's school last Friday night assisting in the exercises by glvlng readings.
 Dr. ]. F. Johnson and mother. Mrs M. l., Johnson of Fort Smith, and Mrs. Dr. Harris of Iennv Lind brother mother and sister respec- tively of Mrs Jack Lofts liNine on Stjlwell Heights. arrived in Mena Thursday for a visit with Polk county relatives.
 Prof Ira B. Jones and Mrs. Jones left Saturday mornine for Fay etteVllie. where both will take up school work Mir. Jones will takp the agricultural course in the State University and Mrs Jones will take Domestic Art and allied branches Prof. Jones completed his work as teacher of the Center Point school East week, and will now spend the