The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-27

Mrs. J. E. Dollar and son of Ink were in Mena Saturday to do trading and to call on friends. Mrs. c. NJ. Hopkins arrived here Thursday for visit with the Misses Steel and other Mena friends. 
 R. A. Brock of Board Camp was in Mena Friday to leave for Corrine, Ok, for visit at the home of son.
 Mrs. J. H. Edwards came in from Big Fork Thursday to spend few days with her daughter. Mrs. R l.. Roberts.
 The Rev. NJ. C. Jackson went to Cove Saturday afternoon to go to Pleasant Grove where he conducted services Sunday
 Miss Sadie Jones left Friday for Fort Smith where she will take a commercial course in Draughon's business college.
 thl dhu -hl ,. ~. |. AbhlnS, llNtDr four miles west of Mena, left Satur- day for Mister, Ok, to visit their son, G. J. Atkins.
 Paul Laurence, of the High school faculty, went to Wickes Friday ev- ening to spend Saturday and Sunday with Prof. k. w. Hamby and family. 
 Bert and Ray Ogden, teachers of the Rocky school, was in Mena on Saturday with the Rocky baseball team for a game with the Mena High school team.
 Andrew Graf, young man of the Ransom neighborhood, was in Mena Friday to start for Oklahoma City, where he expects to find employ ment.
 Mrs Jessie Hall came from Fort Smith Friday and Saturday went to the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. J. A. Earl of the Holly Springs neighbOrhoOd.
 T. R. Bates came from Hatfield on Saturday to appear before the local exemption board in behalf of some of the registrants, in the matter of furnishing aflldavits.
 Miss Laveen Green came from Fillmore, Ok, Friday for a visit with her brother, T. G. Green, and family of Dallas Valley and with Mena relatives and friends.
 Clip Edwards, who had been in the employ of the Buschow Lumber Company at Page, Ok, since last winter, was in Mena Thursday on his return to Alder, his former home.
 J. $. Lawrence, Ellis Barlow and George Wmsenhunt were in from Shady Friday, bringing in loads of goods for Mir and Mrs Ben Pierce and son. Roscoe, who are moving to Bengal, Ok.
 Mrs. G. V. Hale left Saturday for Tucker, Ark, where she will visit for several months with a brother, l.. ]. Willis. She expects to visit other relatives at various points be- fore returning to Mena.
 The Rev. ]. w. Brateher went to Rich Mountain last Saturday to flll his regular appointment on Sunday. On Sunday afternoon he performed the marriage ceremony for Tom Lit- tie and Miss Lula shelton
 Miss Ola Boone. daughter of MT. and Mrs. C. W Boone, who has been suffering with nervous trouble for some time. was taken to TeXarkana last week by Dr. ]. G. Hilton and her mother, Co be under treatment by Dr. ]. K. Smith.
 Mrs. W. c. smothers, who was called to Fayette, Mo. last week by the death of her father, has written Mena friends that she will not re- turn to Mena. but instead will go to Los Angeles, Cal, where she will be at the home of her husband s parents.
 Mrs. s. J. Thompson. accompan- jed by her grandchildren, was in from Potter Saturday to do shop ping. She is staying at the home of her son. Willis Thompson, while Mrs. Thompson is undergoing treatment at the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases.
 Rufus Wallace of Paducah, Tex, son of Mir. and Mrs. s. R. Wallace of Holly Springs, was among the Texas registrants to report for duty in the Nalioal Army last Wednesday. He wrote his folks on the eve of his de- parture for Camp Travis that he had sent home his personal effects.
 F. D. Hutsoi and Melvin Tilley of Cove spent Saturday in Mena on business. Mir. Hutson came to make application to make final proof on a homestead entry, and also to make an affidavit for Mir Tilley on his claim for exemption from service in the National Army, on account of dependency.
 Mrs. Herbert Began returned last Saturday from Prescott, Ark, where she had expected to be al the home of Mr. Regan's parents while he was in service in the National Army He was among those who were called to ..n....r.l lncl NNnlnnadn,. hllf al Iha