The Mena weekly star., 1917-07-19

Jones, as will also her sister. Mrs. Gray.
 J. N. Clement of Mineral Springs. Ark, was in Mena Friday morning having brought two travelling men In his automobile.
 ! John Lumpkin of Harve, Mont. who has been visiting at the home of his aunt, Mrs. s. L. Brooks, left fluay night for Heavener. r. B. Cox returned to Mena Friday afternoon from a trip to Kansas City. alter having been in Oklahoma City. Ardmore and other Oklahoma points. Mrs. Henry Cecil of Vandervoort. who had been in Mena since Tues day visiting at the home of her sis ter, Mrs. s. J. Ernst, returned home Friday afternoon.
 w. C. Hawkins and son. w. II. Hawkins, of Park, Scott county. who had spent several days in Mena as the guest of Dr. B. H. Hawkins. a cousin of the first named. returned home Sunday.
 pr. A. k. Wiley and Mrs. Wiley returned Thursday afternoon from Mansfield, Ark, where they had been on a visit at the home of Mrs. Wileys mother.
 H. E Adams of Waters was in Mena Friday to file on some mining claims which he has located in East ern Polk county. He believes he has some good copper.
 MT. and Mrs. George Legate and their summer guests, Mrs. Clara Hughes and Miss Helen Kuhn, went to Rich Mountain on the early train Friday morning to spend the day.
 Phil. Connell came from Hatfield Thursday afternoon to get repairs for the Service truck which he is running for the Major Slave Com pany. He returned to his work Fri day morning.
 Mrs. Walter ". Tillman and little son, Walter, Jr., who had been visit ing at the homes of Mesdames R. B. Board and Pearl Dean, sisters of Mrs. Tillman, left Saturday night for their home in Springfield, Mo.
 
 l.. K. Ambrose of this city has re- eeived word that his son, J. Lloyd Ambrose, had enlisted in the ith Texas Infantry and is now located in San Benito, Tex, near Brownsville He enlisted at San Antonio.
 R. l.. Floyd, living on Route No. i, south of Nunley, was in Mena Satur- day to market beans and farm pro- ducts. He reports that he noticed the first cotton bloom in his field on July 10, and that since then many of the blooms have opened.
 Mrs. Rushie Medford of Gerty, Ok, and T. C. Brewer of Waters. took a special examination Saturday before County Superintendent pigg. Mrs. Medford expects to teach in District No 5i, located near Board Camp, and Mr. Brewer in district No. I2, near Opal.
 Mrs. Jesse Jennings and baby left Saturday morning for Muskogee, Ok, where they will spend the remainder of this month with Mr. Jennings, who is employed in a general store. About the first of August, they all plan to return to Mena
 Miss Carol paton who had been home for two weeks left Sun day evening for Carthage, Tex, where she will resume her work canvassing for the King-Richardson Company for the sub scription of Biblical story.
 L. w. Hall of Hatfield was in Mena Saturday to get his automobile, wich he left in Mena early in the week for repairs. He reports that he will take charge of the Hatfield Telephone on August 1, havng bought the same from J. k. Williams
 Mrs. w. P. Clarke and little son of Tulsa, Ok, who had been visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. s. D. Mat tison in Foreman, arrived in Mena last week and will spend month or more at the home of Mrs. F. E. De- Longy, mother of Mrs. Clarke.
 Miss Anna Woods, home demon stration agent, who had spent va cation of week with her parents in Mt. Ida, returned to Mena on and is again on duty She was accompanied on the trip to Mt. Ida by Miss Mollie Phillips.
 Henry Scott of Cove had business in Mena Saturday with county oili- cials. He has had a tough time this He lost his home by fire, and then he had a siege of measles, from which he has not yet fully recov- cred. As a result of these circum- stances he has had to depend on hired help to make his crop.
 Grandma s. NJ. Gatlin and grand son. Ivan, son of Mir. and Mrs. Asa Gatlin of Nunley, left last Sunday night for Weston, Mo, where they will make an extended visit at the home of Mrs Wesley Crisp. daugh- ter of Grandma Gatlin. Ivan hopes
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