The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-22


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 Bart Salmon of Eagleton spent a few hours in Mena Saturday on bus mess.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Simpson were in from Egger Friday to market cot ton and to yet supplies.
 Mrs. Porter Allen left Thursday for Fort Smith to join Mir. Allen. who is employed in a machine shyp.
 Mrs. Belle Hilton of Board Camp is in Mena to spend a few days with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ira Hi- ton,
 l MT. and Mrs, D. D. Cotton of Egger were in Mena last Friday to start 1 for Talihina to visit with Mrs. Cot tons parents.
 l Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Lilies and chil- dren of Big Fork were here Friday to get supplies, making the trip in their automobile.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Waltman, Who had spent week with Mena rela- tives and friends, left Thursday for their home in Westville, Ok. ] Mrs. Fred R. Kinney of the Live Oak farm near Acorn spent Thurs day in Mena with her parents, while having dental work done
 G. W. Burnham of Wickes was a visitor here Friday to look after matters in Probate court and to at tend to other business affairs.
 Ira D. Seymour, who had been in Chicago since early last spring, re- turned to Mena last Friday, and will spend the winter here. | ]. $. Cochran of Ordway, Col, who was attracted to Mena by Com mercial Club literature, is looking about for a suitable farm
 Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wilkinson and son, Albert. are here from Center vile, la, and are seeking accom- modations for the winter.
 Mrs. Guy Hawthorne and baby left Saturday for Miami. Ok, to | join Mir. Hawthorne, who has been employed there for some time.
 Prof. R. l.. Thompson, George Lilies and T. J Edwards were among the Big Fork people here Friday to market cotton and to get sup plies.
 William R. Fry from near Board Camp made final proof Friday of his homestead entry. William L. Dur ham and D. R. Stewman were his . witnesses.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alex Coyie were up from Grannis Friday. They brought in a contribution of S5 which was made to the Y. NJ. C. A. fund by Mrs. Anna Dupriez.
 T. H. Jones was in from Big Fork Friday bringing in a shipment of . sorghum which had been sold for : him by Secretary Eastin of the GJm- mercial Club
 ?. 0. Shultz. who is to teach the Nunley school during the winter term, was here Monday making 7 preparations for the beginning of the term on Tuesday. | M,.c U ktfo k4rbAsn hafz band is among the soldiers in the National Army in Camp Pike. left : Thursday for the home of her par ents in paxico Kas
 Sidney Duke accompanied his brother. Fred. to Camp Pike Thurs day. He will spend few days in , Little Rock and Fort Smith before returning to Mena. Dr. F. C, Mullins, now located at Saratoga was in Mena Monday to visit Mrs. Mullins and children 5 now living in Mena. He left for : Saratoga Monday afternoon. Master A. P. Alexander, son of Mr and Mrs. Lee Alexander, came from Heavener last Saturday to spend this week with his eIandmother Mrs. A. ?. Alexander, al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Moseley. Judge J. I. Alley and Mrs. Alley left last Saturday morning for Little Rock, where Judge Alley will attend the constitutional convention which convened Monday. They made the trip in their automobile and went by way of Mt. Ida. T. 4. Winton came in from Muse Ok. Tuesday to spend the remain der of the week with Mrs. Nmton and children. Mr Winton recently received a fine group picture of the sanitary corps of Camp Pike, of } which his brother. Don. is a mem- ! Der.
 D. W. Rice and MT and Mrs. C. r Hall and little son, who had been , here from Hutchinson, Kas., for sew era days. started on the home trip last Friday. Mr Rice thinks of 1 renting his Kansas farm after he re- turns home, and then coming le ; Polk county to live. The Rev. M. C. Jackson returned ], last week from Rector Ark. where he had attended the annual confer anoo ,f the Nefhodist pr0tngtanl