The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-27
PERSONAL NOI-@

PENSON----
 nonnis is spending the
 Mrs. c. B; penl,'s slar con Worth, and
 hoIidays with her aart sgA
 samiIy. o in Shreveport
 r,oodeIl went to Beau
 ,noni. U,i Tex, Wednes9as 9as inc ID Kansas
 iort 'lloI9 as carpenter lor '"'
 c;ty t, . southern railway
 ooh, Jackson arrived s1,rsrard cnrls,maS
 hopt, from Camp BeaureeaLu, moriihs ssnend a furlough with Ills nsrants nas and Mena frleiiuS'
 ,, " I Dunman returned to
 Mrs. " ,aek after having spent Meha .h'9 yith her daughter, Mrs j. D Williams, in Quinton' oAi
 n R Watkins reports the birth of a daughter on 1,rlssl'ias al.nsi as Jay Jal ' to Mr. and Mrs. Jack owens ol G the Owens Chapel community
 nr " c vandiver reports the A;n,h of 9-pound daughter on Th,,rsday p, ,r to MT. and Mrs. Clarence mnphefrice n of the Dallas Valley.
 Miss Nena Crowson left Wednes- aov to spend part of her vacation as teacher n~ in the third grade of the Central school, with her sister III k Ashdown.
 " z Ashmore Thursday loaded ami his household goods and other nersonal property for shipment to Hone. near where he and his family are going to live.
 Mir. and Mrs. V. Trout returned to ,hpir home in Bokoshe, Ok, on "Wednesday after having been the Christmas guests at the home of Mr. Trouts parents.
 W. B. Boyes, forest ranger at Eagleton, spent Wednesday with Mena friends. He reports that Mrs. Boyes is having a tussle these days with whooping cough. F. D. Pierce, while here from Ouapaw, Ok, moved his family from the Dallas Valley to the resi- dence at 9i0 Jones street, known as the Leadaman place.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. D. Madison and baby returned to Foreman Wednes- day after having spent Christmas at The Oaks with Mrs. F. E. De- Longy and other relatives. Dave Ogden, who had spent Christmas with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Ogden of the Dallas Val ley, left Wednesday for Bismark Front, Ok, where he is teaching, Dr. F. c. Mullins, after spending Christmas with Mrs. Mullins anc daughters, returned to Saratoga or Wednesday. He plans to come tC Mena the first of the year to open an office.
 County Judge A. E. Wear on Wednesday marketed the remain der of his 1917 cotton crop, amount ing to fl bales. He sold to Norris and Mathews at 2S1a cents per pound.
 Bert Ogden left "Wednesday to continue his school work at Wal nut Springs, Sevier county, after having spent a short vacation with his parents in the Dallas Valley, and with Mena friends.
 Fred Hawthorne, who is travelling salesman for the R. J. Reynolds To- bacco Company, with headquarters at Muskogee, Ok. left Thursday after having spent Christmas with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. M' Hawthorne.
 S. J. 0slin of Stigler, Ok. accom- panied by his nephew. s. J. Wood oi Appleton, Tenn, arrived in Mena Wednesday, to prospect for the To- cation of a music publishing house. They were joined Thursday by L. '' Wood of Appleton.
 Willie Edwards, Rector Lunsforu' Archie Ward and Fred Harris, the Polk county boys who came rom ron Camp Beauregard, La, last Satur1 it, day to spend short furlough ~ien @ homefolks. started on the return trip Christmas day
 Windsor Martin, Iexas leeio trant. now stationed at Camp BOWIE sa', Tex. returned to camp Wednesuas, s.lso : after having spent his Llrls1alao ..bo vacation with his parents Who .ho have moved to Mena slnce ao '''' young man went into the service
 R. E. Roberts, for the lss' tosn tmo years employed in the Dlck S So,,ns has son poultry and produce nouse, ,i to inc given up the work to go pack ad U Mrs tns farm, near Big Fork. MT. ihn ana farm a n ae Roberts plan to move s A" Mont ',o the firstoof next week; K 4, pdsert,s herls s eomery has taken MT. "o
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