The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-15

ing year. He will also serve the church at Hartford.
 Prof. J. Nj. Tomlin of the Wander Voort schools spent Saturday in Mena.
 Mrs. Il. A. Filley left Saturday for Oilton, Ok, where she will join Mir. Filley to spend the winter. | Frank Whisenhunt left Friday for Oklahoma City, where he expects to spend the next few months.
 E. F. Hoffman left last Saturday for Sallisaw, Ok, to spend a week with his daughter, Mrs. c. W. Steu- art.
 C. c. Mills returned Thursday from Tulsa and other Oklahoma points, having been away about two months.
 William Lotz, cashier of the bank of Eudora, kas., was here Saturday Tn the interest of heirs of the J. l.. EVinger estate.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Lutes arrived last Monday from Marshall, Ok, to spend week with Mr. Lutes' father. and Mena friends.
 Mrs. E. 0. Morphew, after spend | ing couple of days with her sister, Mrs. R. k. Roberts, returned to her home in Big Fork Saturday.
 Mrs. D. c. Golf, mother of R. Golf, arrived Friday from Tulsa, Ok, to spend a day with Mr. and Mrs. Golf, going to Cove Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. Lee McAtee and Mrs. J. M. Davis and children of Hatfield were guests of Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Finger while in Mena Saturday to shop. Walter McGeorge, carrier on rural route No. 3, went out on his route last Saturday, having been off duty for five weeks on account of sickness.
 MT. and Mrs Earl Manley. who had been living in Mena with Mrs. M c. Littleton, mother of Mrs. Man ley, moved to their farm on Noun tain Fork last week.
 Mrs. Herbert Began came in from Shady Friday evening to take out a | fine Jersey COW which had been shipped to Mena this week by Mir Regan's father at Prescott. Dr. P. R. Watkins was called to Heavener Friday evening to attend Mrs. Bud Embry. He was accompa- nied by Mrs. Oscar Thaeker and Mrs. Bud pipkin, sisters of Mrs. Embry.
 Mrs. Peter McWilliam and daugh- ters, Eileen and Ethel, of the Gold en Acres farm near Acorn, spent Wednesday night and Thursday with Mena friends, and to do shopping
 Frank and Jack Barber, and Car aland, son of the latter, and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hoover were among the people in from Egger Wednesday to market cotton and to do trading.
 w. McMaster White, assistant manager of the Ford Branch in Memphis spent Saturday in Mena to renew the contract for the Ford agency with Ira 0. Smith and C. A.. Proctor
 Miss Laura Shinn of Ransom and Misses Madge Bonner, Lillie McDon- aid and Edna Beauchamp of Van deryoort were taking special eX- animation Saturday before Supt. w. Homer Pigg for teachers license.
 Robert Hahn, son of Mir and Mrs. August Hahn. who came to Mena a few weeks ago with his parents, leit Friday for SeIden, Kas., where he will be in charge of his fathers ranch during the winter
 J. s. Rogerson, i'll from near Oden for couple of days, returned home Saturday. He was accompanied to Mena by his mother and his daughter, Miss Mable, who will spend the winter with w. C. Rog- ersOn.
 Mrs. Oliver Cox and Mrs. T. J. Clayton of DeQueen and Mrs. C. P. Murray of Heavener arrived in Mena Sunday to be here for the funeral of William McCann, held last Monday. They returned to their respective homes this afternoon.
 Miss May Shinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Shinn of the Ransom neighborhood, who left last spring for Georgeville, N. c., to visit pa ternal relatives, has decided to re- main in that state, and is teaching in the Georgeville schools.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred OBaugh ar rived Sunday morning from Fort Smith to be here to attend the funeral of Mrs. O'Baugh's father, William McCann. Eugene McUann arrived from Jonesboro Sunday aft ernoop. All of them returned home Monday afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Olney, Mrs. Pearl NJ. Dean, Mrs. D. M. Watkins and Mrs. Tony Meyer are planning an auto trip to Little Rock the lat fer mart of this week to attend the