The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24

| fe!atlNe of MeSuaHeS J. y, Aterltt and John Bell.
 E. NJ. sharp went to Texarkana Tuesday, returning Wednesday. Dr. J. l. Philpot and L. F. Kirksey of Grannls spent Tuesday in Mena on business. e
 Dr. w. C. Nandiver reports the tbirth of a 10 pound son on Tuesday, to MT. and Mrs, Clovis Bush of the Corlnth neighborhood, 3A
 Louis Cummins came from lDew1 CT, Uk.. Monday for a. visit of a few days at the home of his mother, Mrs. sS. A. elHmInins. istl 5.e Mrs Ira | 0, @ smita plans to .Ieass r Wash, for d visit at the home lef Mir. smiths parents. aA sas
 MT. and, Mrs. Ellis Goss and baby returned Tuesday evening from Big Fork, where they had been ,wftii relatives since Saturday. {sl
 Mir. and Mrs. w. k. Watkins and children and Mir, and Mrs. w. W.. Townsend and sons spent Wednes- day on an outing on Two Mile. a
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Alien and baby are here from Shreveport for visit with Mir. Aliens parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Allen and Mena friends.
 J. L. Tucker and E. H. Stone were up from Hatfield "Wednesday and arranged to advertise a sale for the former, to be held September 2. Mrs. Will Anderson and children are spending this week on Two-Mile at the home of Mir. and Mrs. T. w Anderson, parents of Mir. Anderson.
 Miss Alma Crowson. who had been visiting homefolks, left Tues day afternoon for Heavener to re- sume her work with the Grand Leader.
 Mrs. R. J. Davidson of Kansas City, and Mrs Harold Bond of Heavener, are spending this week In Mena with their mother, Mrs. $. A. Cummins.
 MT. and Mrs. R. Golf and children, and Helen, plan to leave Thursday for Smithvllle, where they will spend the remainder of the week with friends.
 Elder Chas. Burnett was in Mena Monday on his return to his home in Board Camp, from Two-Mile. where he had just closed successful ten days meeting.
 Dr. w. c. Vandiver reports the birth of a nine pound daughter, on Sunday night. to MT. and Mrs. Joe Kirkland, living in the Holly Springs neighborhood.
 Gregg Purvis, who recently past thru serious illness at the home of his parents in Board Camp. had sufficiently recovered to be able to| be in Mena last Saturday.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Pierce, sister of Mrs. R. F. Baughan. who had been visit ing Mir. and Mrs. Baughan and other relatives left Tuesday afternoon for her home in Eufala, Ok.
 Mrs. Farris of the Ink neighbor- hood, returned Tuesday afternoon from visit of two weeks to rela- tives in Poteau. Shady Point, Red Oak and other Oklahoma pointsA D. P. Wilhite, who is in charge1 of the Goff- -Gunnels AutomobiteI Agency in Little Rock, arrived onl Wednesday to spend a few days with homefoks and to consult with Messrs. Golf and Gunnels. Mrs. A. B. Bush and son, Master kavanaugh. and daughter, Miss Mary Louise, who had been visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs Fred Wigstrand, uncle and aunt of Mrs. Rush, left Tuesday afternoon for their home in Little Rock Prof. L. J. Cooper arrived Tues day afternoon from Kiowa, Ok. toI spend vacation of week or ten days in the Ozarks before taking up his school work this fall. Mir. Coop CT was in the grocery business in Cove about ten years ago. Miss Gertrude Muxen, who had spent the summer with relatives in 1 Pittsburg. Pa, returned to Mena on Tuesday. She had expected to stay longer. but hasteue,f home for fear that the threatened strike of rail- way employees might materiaIize.
 Mrs. Newt. Giviiis aiid six ehil dren arrived Monday from pearcy. Ark, expecting to locate in Mena. Mir. Givens is engaged in the mining business at Mountain Home, and is expected to arrive in Mena to join his family in a few days to help