The Mena weekly star., 1917-10-11

N 4 Hughes Of Opai was III rri-
 lo secure supplies.
 orn last Thursday, a daughter to
 and Mrs. Ed Farrlet.
 aIo, ds and pr. D. w. Connal-
 s sGG Hatfield were in town Friday.
 " Watson, wife and mother, n; ,vo,son "" Ok, spent Thursday in
 sna.
 r Doan of vandervoort spent u|ednesday of last week trading m Hena.
 y A Ragland went to Grannis
 bnrsday afternoon to look after 16siness matters.
 Mrs. Bud Miller of Dustin, ok., ar M l Thursday for a visit with her IA ter Mrs. H. w. Finger.
 Rovd Laflin returned Thursday .-om noints south, where he had ssent a few days buying cattle.
 Ron Gjpson of Hatfield returned home Thursday afternoon after at iknoing to business matters in Mena.
 l)r. F. 4. Lee came up from Van 8eryoort on the afternoon train on fhursday to visit Mrs. Lee and fam ~.
 Mrs l. A. Henderson and daughter, Hiss Johnnie, were up from Hatfield 4bursdav on business and seeing Friends.
 Wilburn Philpot, Charles and Ru- fns Miller and Bird Leonard, all of tbe Egger neighDorhood, were in iown Friday.
 Mr. and Mrs. k. B. Rall went to A rkes Thursday to spend a few .days. They will also make trip to Baker Springs.
 G. w. Upton and son, w. F., were n Friday to get supplies for their store in the Green settlement north Best of Hatfield.
 John Combs was in from Rocky Thursday, accompanied by his Brother, A. R., who is here on vis- I from Albion, Ok.
 
 Dalton Heath of Board Camp was \ \ the first of this week. going to Fort Smith to make application for Enlistment in the navy. z R. H. Hughes, who has spent the summer at the Soldiers and Sailors Rome, Quincy, H., is back in Mena, Probably for the winter.
 W. M. Weese was in Thursday From his home near Rocky, with butter and eggs. He was accompa- Aied by neighbor, Mir. Cullum.
 Sheridan Thacker and son, Lester, kere in Friday with 2 bales of cot Ion for which they received 25.75 tents a pound, or total of s273.5O.
 James Wallace and T. M. Duncan Kere in from Hartley Friday to ar fange transfer papers for the sale n Mir Walace's farm to Mir. Dun san.
 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Van Waghn, 6i Dallas, Tex, who last spring pur- fhased the Frank Koler farm, ar- fNed Thursday and will take pos sesSion at once.
 # H. H. Thomas returned from Kan pas City Wednesday, where he had been for week looking up matters Connected with the estate of Ann Bile, deceased
 a Whit Salyers returned last Thurs pay from pittsburg, Kas., and after spending a few days here, will re- furn to his work with a range com pany at Palestine, Tex. 4 C. c. Tunnell of Cove was in Mena Thursday on business with county officials. He recently moved from Nlckes to Cove where Mrs. Tunnell lS employed in the schools.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Parker were Tn hena today, bringing bale of cot soh Tor which they received 2595. Nr, Parker is one of those farmers Fho grows plenty of food products Ahd then devotes his spare time and pcreage to cotton.
 Mrs. w. M. Weese of the Rocky nelghborhood, who has been visiting Fhaughters in Quinton and poteau, FIX, for the past week was expected lo return Friday. Mrs. Weese went |Nith a view to finding new loca- ''on' as well as to visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Price Parker left on awednesday afternoon for Poteau, pk9 where they will make their pome' Mir. Parker recently bought \ leed and produce business in Po- seau, a and he is planning to add fflothing as a side line.
 neV' I. A. Park and John Gibson gsurhed Thursday from Hope, Ark, shefe they had been since Monday gH,as.ehding g,a the presbytery meeting ,ney report splendid meeting with \ sooo attendance. a special feature geiIg an address by the Rev. Frank N, 'l.. James of Little Rock on the Sun Fiay schools.
 ?. hlgham of Madison. Wis. is