The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-01

about ten dave, is again on duty in the postoiilce
 Mir and Mrs. J. R. Ogden and lit tle daughter. Myrl, were in from Rocky Wednesday.
 Mrs. John Steel went to Hodgens Monday afternoon to spend few days with Mir Steel
 Minor pipkin left last Tuesday oH a business trip to Alexandria and other Louisiana points. Phil. Cornell left Tuesday for Fort Smith to make application for enlistment ill the aviation corps. R. l.. trutth1eld and two sons were in Mena this week to do trad ing and to look after other business.
 Miss Anna Egolf returned Monday from Kings Spur, where she had spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Welch.
 Jesse Roby came in from Gerty, Ok. "Wednesday to visit with rel atiVes and friends in the Egger neighborhood.
 J. P. Klud came in from his posey Hollow farm Monday to leave for Leavenworth. Kas. where he has a job as a merchant tailor
 Mir. and Mrs. G.. F. Lilies and Miss Pearl Bates of Big Fork came to Mena on shopping expedition Tuesday, returning home Wednes- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Idus Beavers came from Heavener Monday afternoon to spend a day with Mena friends and relatives, returning home Tues day afternoon
 C. X. Proctor left Wednesday for Memphis to secure an assign ment of the Ford agency which had been in the hands of the Wilson Motor Company.
 H. w Storey and Carl Barham left on Wednesday on an overland trip to Little Rock, from whence they plan to go by train to Mem phis on auto business.
 Mrs. O. T Graves and little son, who had spent a week with the Rev. W. NJ. Crowson and Mrs. Crow son and family, returned to their home in Ashdown Wednesday.
 F. R. Rall and 0. B. Lee came from Wickes Tuesday to close a deal for the transfer of the Commercial hotel property in Wickes, which had been sold by Mir. Rall to Mir. Lee.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Heidinger who had spent a week with Mrs. and Mrs. Frank R. Fried, left Monday for their home in Terre Haute, ind. Mesdames Fried and Heidineer are sisters.
 Miss Anna Frnbry of Board Camp was here Tusday to take a special examination for teachers license. She has been employed to teach the Board Camp thool during the win ter term
 Frank Chambers from near Wat CTS. was in Mena last Tuesday on his return from Camp Pike, where he had been to visit his brother, George who is a member of the Ma tional Army
 Mrs W. $. Keislar and two chil- dran, who had been in Polk county visiting friends for about three weeks started "Wednesday on the home trip to Denver. They will make a stop in Kansas City.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lit Abernathy of Big Fork were here Tuesday to trade and to attend to other matters of business. Mir Abernathy reported that he started to town with load of corn, but sold if before reaching here.
 J NJ. Hensley of Shelvin, Ok and Ida Clark of Seminole, Ok, were granted a marriage license Monday by the county clerk They were married in the office of the clerk, the ceremony being performed by Elder R. r. Mckinley.
 The Rev. NJ. c. Jackson plans to fn att nual conference of the Methodist Protestant church, which will meet at Rector Clay county, on November |9. Rev. MT. Jackson is the secre- tary of the conference.
 W. B. Barton came in from Wom- ble Wednesdav going to Cove, from whence he will return to Fort Smith Thursday He made the trip from Fort Smith to Womble oyer the proposed Albert Pike high way, his party being joined at Wal dron by five auto loads of people.
 County Clerk Will Alexander on Monday received the county's quota of Acts of the Legislature of 1917. The acts are in two volumes. Enough have been sent to the coun- ty clerk to supply each Justice oi the Peace and each of the county officers.
 II. NJ. Fowler and NJ. $. Bates of Big Fork were here Tuesday to ar range to make a shipment of 8 part