The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-13

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 Dr. c. A. Campbell of Rocky was In Mena Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs George Wiles of the Corinth neighborhood were shop ping in Mena Friday.
 Mrs. F. C. Mullins and two chil- lren came from Cove Friday to live in Mena during the coming school year.
 Mrs. J. A. Biggs, here from Texar- kama for the summer, returned Fri day from a visit with friends in Cove.
 The Rev. Will Brantly went iu Nunley Friday to start a meeting under the auspices of the Nazarenc church.
 D. B. Joplin was taken quite cri- tically ill Saturday with his old stomach trouble, but was reported better that afternoon.
 Miss Elva Reed, employed as stem ographer in TeXarkana, arrived in Mena Saturday to spend a few days with homefolks and friends.
 Mrs. J. w. Brown went to Oden on Saturday for visit with relatives. She accompanied her son. Henry, land wife, here from Heavener.
 Sheriff H. w. Finger and Mrs. Fin ger. and son, Bascom, went to Hat field Saturday to spend Sunday at the home of Mrs. Fingers mother.
 Mrs Matt Simons of Board Camp returned Saturday from Windhorst. Tex. where she had spent three weeks with her parents and other relatives.
 Mrs. NJ. l.. Smisson, mother of Mrs. w. M. Mathews, returned Friday from Shreveport, where she had spent six weeks with her daughter. Mrs. k. M. Hyatt
 Isaac Parrish. who, with other relatives had been in Mena to at tend the family reunion at the home Of his mother, Mrs John Chambers, left Friday for his home in Ava, Ok
 Rev P. P. Kendall of Hitchita. Ok, came in Friday from Mountain Fork. where he had been conduct ing a meeting. He formerly lived in Mena, and is considering moving back.
 Misses Catherine and Elizabeth Boone, who had spent most of the summer with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. s. D. Shrewsbury, left Saturday for their home in Corpus Christi, Tex.
 Mir. and Mrs P. H Lindsay, here for the summer from Dallas, Tex, went to Hatton last Saturday to spend a week or two with MT. and Mrs. w. F. Hunt, whom they had known in Dallas.
 Misses Louise and Maeron Dun bar of Dardenelle. Ark, and Misses Opal and Annabel Dunbar, nieces cf Mrs. J. H. Naler, after a week at the home of Mir. and Mrs ]. H. Naler, left for their homes Thursday.
 John Driscoll and Joe Cornell were busy Thursday and Friday moving the household goods of Mrs. F. C. Mullins from Cove to Mena. They did the work with the Connell truck, and made the trips without difficulty.
 Mr and Mrs. c. M. Allen, who were called to Pharr. Tex, about a month ago by the illness of Mrs. Aliens brother, who later recovered, have returned They say they would not give Polk county for all of the Lone Star state.
 B. H. Southern. son of F. P. Southern of Posey Hollow, arrived last Saturday from 0uinton, Ok. to spend a few days with his parents He is among the Oklahoma regis trants, but has not yet been called for examination.
 JoStpH fdFFlSH. uIltF NpFDuIilR week in Mena with his mother. Mrs John Chambers. other relatives and friends, left Friday for Columbus, O.. from whence. after about two weeks of training he will he trans ferred to the flying school in Italy
 w. B. McMillan and son. Charles, and Phillip Lewis in from Big Fork Saturday, have planned to install a sorghum mill on the McMillan farm, but are undecided because of the pendency of the claim for exemp- tion from service in the National Army filed by Charles McMillan.
 W. Homer Pigg last week sold his residence property on Reine street to D. B. Joplin. giving possession al once. Mr. and Mrs. pigg are now located in the Bell property on Eleventh street. near the High school. Mir. and Mrs Joplin moved into the pigg residence on Thurs day, and Mrs. Hays and children arc occupying the residence vacated by them.
 Mrs. w. F. Hunt came from Hat ton Friday to look after business matters, but more particularly to look up Mr. and Mrs. |. ? Lindsay. here from Dallas. Tex. for the sum-