The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1917-08-30

ton. When called to duty, he will
be credited to this county.
Miss Maude Moore returned on
Thursday from Sapulpa, Ok. where
she had spent three weeks with
friends.
Mrs. James Tweedy and baby re-
turned Thursday from Memphis
where Mrs. Tweedy had been visit
ing a friend
C.. X Gosney left last Friday for
Washington, ID. c., where he expects
to enter the government employ in
some special line of work
Mrs. c. X. Gosney left last week
for Tulsa, Ok, where she will be
employed as stenographer in the
law Office of Poe, Hindman q Lundy
Mr. and Mrs j. H. Bratcher. and
Mrs. Minnie Hopkins and Miss Hazel
Hopkins returned Thursday from a
fishing and camping trip near Big
Fork and Egger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Daniels, who
have been visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Dempsey on Polk
street, left Thursday for their home
in AshdOwn.
Mrs. Ernest Noerster and children,
who had spent the summer in Mena
with relatives, left last week for
Port Arthur, where Mr.. Voerster is
in the employ of II W. Cardwell.
R. l.. Kidd, editor Of the poteau
News arrived in Mena Thursday to
Join Mrs. Kidd and the baby in
spending the weekend at the home
Of r.. l.. Park, father of Mrs. Kidd.
Or. w. c. Vandiyer and Mrs. Van
diver, who have been living in the
rooms over the drug store for sew
eraI months, moved Thursday to
their cottage on South DeQueen
street.
Or. l.. O. Dickson and Mrs. Dick
son returned to Mena Thursday
night from MI. Ida, where they had
been for the last three weeks. They
left Mt. Ida Sunday and spent the
intervening time hunting and fish
ing in the territory about 0den.
Mrs. J. r. Moore and son, Hal, who
had been i'm Mena since last spring,
left last Friday to join Mr. Moore
in Flint, Mich, where he is employed
in the Buick automobile factory.
Bob left Mena early last spring and
after working for a while in Kansas
City, secured the job at Flint.
W. b. Barton, who, with Mrs. Bar
ton, had spent the summer in Battle
Creek, Mich, and had returned to
Fort Smith last week, was in Mena
Friday on the way from Cove to
Womble He was making the trip
to Womble with Mr.. and Mrs Levi
Witherspoon, who had been visit
ing in Cove.
w. T. Dawson, from near Rocky, is
marketing some good apples in Mena
these days. He has an orchard that
is just coming into good bearing, and
among the trees are a number of the
Rambo variety, which he says are
exceedingly heavy bearers, and this
year are loaded so that the limbs
touch the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Lane and
daughter, Miss Opal Claire, arrived
Thursday evening from Womble and
We're the guests for a day at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mont
gomery. Mr.. Lane left on Satur-
day TO visit his son, Roger, in Tulsa,
and Mrs. Lane and daughter visit
ed relatives and friends in Cove.
Miss Emily pipkin left last Thurs
day for Waco. Tex. where she
will attend Baylor University during
The coming school year She will be
joined in Texarkana by Miss Lois
Allen, who had spent much of the
summer in Mena, and just recently
had been visiting in Arkadelphia
Miss Pipkin will be at home with
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Allen.
r. r. York arrived last Friday
from Denison, Tex, where he and
Mrs. York and son have been living
during the last year He will be
here for about three weeks to look
after his property interests and tc
visit relatives and friends. He says
that neither he nor Mrs. York have
been able to do much during the last
year, but that the son has steady
employment in the car shops.
Muse Man Found Dead.
Robert Connally, in from Rocky
reports that the body Of Albert New
man Of Muse, Ok, was found in the
Iroad two miles from his home this