The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-10
Correspondence
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 Crops of all kinds are extraordin- arily good this year
 Bas Johnson was in from smith, vile on business Friday
 Try Nershens Cash Store for ss;afSaiiis Adv.
 Mrs. G. A. Hoge was business visitor ta Mena Saturday
 Easiaee Davis aud Ed Myers made a irin te Mena Monday
 w. ! i9xl, is building a large barn 0n his place east of town
 hWaston .hahn~on shipped a car of cattle fes h0nsas City Monday
 Mrs John H6ehlmer and baby re- turned last week from Rich Noun tain.
 Fred leakey. carrier for Rural Route No 2. made his first trip on Monday
 The Hatfield boys have reorgan- Hzed their band and will play for the fair.
 Mrs. Rose Collins of Laporte, Tex. ls visiting her sister. Mrs. R. ;. Furnish.
 Mrs. Bud Enlbry of Heayener is visiting with her brother. Lonzo Hall and family.
 Pleas Rouse and Arthur Lewis re- turned Sunday from four days visit Go Kansas City.
 Minor pipkin and daughter. Miss Emily, Of Mena, visited with friends in Hatfield Saturday.
 Mrs. George finders and children are spending the summer with rela- tives at Wellington. Tex.
 Mrs Dawse Hilton of Grannis is visiting this week with her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. M Dover.
 Willard Hall. brother of Lonzo Hall, who has been 80 critically ill for two weeks, is much better.
 Truly Williams was thrown from his bicycle while out riding Sunday evening and was badly injured.
 A large crowd attended the sing Sng convention at Two-Mile Sunday The next annual convention will be at Hatfield
 + ?. Claude and Rufus Davis and Frank Upton went to Mena Satur- day as delegates to the Republican County convention.
 Dan Trigg. candidate for county suaige on the Socialist ticket, re- turned from a months visit at B0n- ham. La Thursday.
 We'll Pool end Homer Johnson left Tuesday for piltsburg, kas, where they have positions in the k C. $. machine shops.
 Do ygu read DaNidson's Rational BreYities that appear in almost eY- cry issue of The Star2 Half of them are written for you. s.ys
 Four converts were baptised into xhe Methodist church at the Liner 60rd on Six-Mile Thursday by Bro Arnold 4 large crowd attended.
 John Simmons of Mangum. Ok game in for a two weeks visit Sun day. He reports that crops are burning tlp in that section of the country.
 ] k. Morrow. while being intro- duced Saturday to H. F. Redwine. who IS here from Dallas. Tex, look ing for a location. found that they had been boys together forty years ago
 Misses ClNrene Harrison Gladys Montgomery and Gordon Roberts of Mena we're here Monday making arr arrangements for a play at the school auditorium.
 strong talk was in the air Satur- uay among influential MethOdists to
 
 transferred to Hatfield The NJ. E. church here now has over 200 mem- bers, more than any other three stations on the circuit.
 Abe Stephens was called by phone Monday to come to Womble at once as his baby was dead. This was shock to Mir Stephens as the little <esse and it's mother had only left home a few days ago with the intent of visiting a short while with rela- tives in and near Womble. Mr. Stephens left Tuesday morning and was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. W. II. Stephens, and sister, Miss Bess.
 The Methodist revival meeting closed Wednesday night of last week. There were forty-six con- versions and thirty-iFve additions 10 the church. The meetings were conducted by Bro. Arnold. pastor of ehe Nanderv0ort circuit and were a sureess from the very start Even banks and all business houses were closed during the day services Hu- manity may be hard in sin. but 1t instantly yields itself in response to an inspired teacher of Christ This. Khe people of Hatfield did with Bro. Arnold. and proved their faith in him by making him up a freewill offering of Sii.00