The Mena weekly star., 1917-03-29

Mrs. R. L. Bonner of Vanderyoert was m Mena Tuesday to do shopping.
 George w. Burnham of Grannis was in Mena on business Monday With county officials "
 r. J. Mitchell and son of the Ink nelghborhnndiwere among the farm |ers in Mena Monday.f4
 Mrs. Lillian Leigh Grandi of Hat ton was here Tuesday to pay taxes and to do some shopping.
 U. l.. Fuller, merchant at Big cedar, Ok, was here Tuesday to get supplies for his store. J. A. Mackey of Rich Mountain was Tn Mena Tuesday on business with the tax collector and others.
 Charles pirtle came from Heaven Ter Saturday night and spent Sunday With Mena relatives and friends.
 Dr. J. NJ Tabor came from Fort smith last Monday to look up real estate matters in the county records.
 Mrs. J. B. Anderson returned home last Monday from pittsburg. Kas.. where she had been for week or more.
 Miss Blanche Lane of Potter is spending few days in Mena this week as the guest of Mrs. Jonah Whan.
 w. w. White and John Kinder of Wickes were here Tuesday to pay taxes and to look after other busi- ness matters.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Beg Springs were here Tuesday to do trading and to make settlement with the tax collector.
 T. R. Bates and H. w. Terry of Hatfield were business visitors in Mena Monday, having made the trip in MT Bates car.
 John Bluitt, living on the Foran Gap road, returned last Tuesday from Sioux City, Ia., where he had spent the winter
 County Surveyor w. k. McVey came from Grannis last Monday to go to the Whittenberg neighborhood to do some surveying.
 William Wolfe and Frank Davis of Bog Springs and George Ham mond of Wickes were among the Icounty seat visitors Monday.
 Gregg Purvis, bookkeeper in the Golf Wholesale House, spent Satur- day afternoon and Sunday with homefolks and friends at Board Camp.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sexton came from Rich Mountain Monday after noon and spent Tuesday in Mena shopping and to look after the pay ment of taxes.
 W. w. Wolf of Bog Springs was in Mena Tuesday to make final proof on his homestead entry before Cir- cult Clerk W. l.. Parker. Frank and George l.. Davis came with him as witnesses.
 Jas. D. Head of Texarkana is in Mena Monday in the interests of his candidacy for the nomination as a delegates Large from this congress sional district to the constitutional convention.
 J. B. Crookshank from near Hat field was in Mena Monday. He had been away from Polk county since last September having been on a Visit at his old home near Bloomington, I'll.
 B. F. Parker left Saturday night te Nisil the markets in St Joseph, Mo. During his absence his busi- ness is in charge of R. l.. Reece of pOleau, who came to Mena for that purpose last Friday.
 Last Saturday was busy day for Dick Johnson in the poultry and egg business. He shipped out IS GOODS of hens and 50 cases of eggs, paying i5 cents per pound for the hens and 20 cents per dozen for the eggs
 Col. c. NJ. Latimer was at the Webb Hall farm. eight miles west of Mena, Tuesday to conduct public sale for l.. W. Hall. He was accompanied on the trip by E. B. Hall and |. w. Shreve, who made the trip to see the country.
 Chas. Foster of Heavener spent Sunday with Mena friends. He IS ust recovering from injuries he sus- t8ined the latter part of December in train collision. He had been in a hospital for a long time, and just recently was able te dispense with lcrutches.
 Dr. E. c. Mark and Mrs. Mark Of Kansas City arrived in Mena Monday morning to spend a vacation in this city. Dr. Mark formerly was assist | ant chief surgeon of the Kansas City Southern. and ten and more years ago made frequent visits to this territory.
 C. M. Hopkins came from Page Saturday to spend Sunday with his oother and sister at Bethesda