The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-15

. 9 Oi MOunJaln Fork was among the farmers in Mena on Thursday. -" o''
 Houston Johnson spent a few hours Tn Mena Thursday 10 lonk after matters of business
 John G. Lively was among the farmers in from Rocky Thursdav to market cotton and to trade.
 Is. Ii. Barton of Cove spent Thurs- aay at the home of Mr. and Mrs n Barton on Southerland avenue Selma Woods of Page snepl thursday ln Mena with G. H. Davis ana to look up residence property
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Slote and Mrs Frank Rork and son. William autoed up from Hatfield Thursday
 Mrs. l.. P. Purvis and daughter Miss imoe, were in from Board camp Friday to have dental work done "o' n
 John Sterner of Egger returned Thursday from Fort Smith, where he had been at work for several months.
 U. r. Miller and son, Claude, from near Potter, were in Mena Friday to market cotton, selling at 28 cents per pound.
 Mrs. Kate Baker and Mrs. Lydia James came from Wickes Thursday to spend the remainder of the week with relatives in Mena.
 A. T. Townsend, J. T. Whitehead. James and Guy Burke, Bob Rogers, and Ben Owens were in from Smith Vile Friday to do trading.
 J. A. Bloodworth and son-in-law. J. C. Harkey, arrived last Friday from DeKalb, Tex to prospect in Polk county for a location.
 Miss Edith Kinney of Acorn passed thru Mena Thursday on the way to Bunch, where on next Mon- day she will begin the winter term of school.
 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bales and chiI- dren left Thursday for Fort Smith, where their son, Raymond, is to be under treatment by Dr. Moulton for eye trouble.
 Mrs. E. C. Payne and children. after visit of two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nall and other relatives left Friday afternoon for their home in Ashdown.
 Mir. and Mrs F. B. Rall, while en- route from Wickes to Isabel, Kas., where they will spend the winter. made stop in Mena. They expect to return to Mena next spring.
 Walter Jones from near Potter was on the market last Thursday with four bales of cotton which he sold to G. w. Petty at 2S cents per pound, the lot netting him S525.6i.
 w. I. Mckinney returned Thurs day from San Diego, Cal, where he had spent the summer He reports that he had been at work on Camp Carney for the last several weeks
 The Rev. ]. V. Kelly, in charge of the Cherry Hill circuit of the M. E. church, South, left Thursday for Prescott Ark, having been called to the bedside of his aged mother, who IS critically i'll.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Leadaman left Thursday for Heavener, where they will spend ten days and then 20 to Rifle, Ok, where they will spend the winter with their daugh- ter, Mrs. Charles Benclau.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith and Ernest Smith of Grapeland, Tex, arrived Thursday from Mansfield, Ark. for a visit of day with Dr. P. R. Watkins and Mrs. Watkins. The Messrs. Smith are nephews of Dr. Watkins.
 Miss Ora Rabb returned to Mena last Friday from Lynch, Neb., where she had been for the last six months. She had been at the home of the Rev. M K. Richmond and Mrs. Richmond, and had been en- ployed in the LyRch telephone cen tral.
 Clark Talley arrived in Mena on Thursday from Shreveport to join Mrs. Talley, who is here visiting her sister, Mrs. c. L. Lochridge. Mir and Mrs. Talley left on Saturday for Berryville, Ark, where they will make their home on a farm.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Hill came from Waldron "Wednesday to receive a Buick Light Six auto, which had been shipped in with car each for Eugene and Edwin R. Cox. Mir. and Mrs. Hill planned to make the trip home on Thursday afternoon.
 The Rev. A. Nj. Gilbert and Mrs. Gilbert, who will be in charge of the Nazarene church in Mena dur ing the coming year, arrived last week from Mansfield, Ark, where Mr. Gilbert was located for the last two years. Mr. and Mrs Gilbert are living in the residence at 505 Fourth street.