The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-15
PERSONAL NOTES
pr. D. W. Connally of Hatfield was in Mena Tuesday.


 was m Mena on business Tuesday.
 w. s. Cox of Rich Mountain spent Monday and part of Tuesday here.
 Frank Lofts came in from Egqer Wednesday to start for Gerty. Ok. to visit relatives.
 R. J. and Lit Abernathy and d NJ. Free were among the Big Fork farmers in Mena Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs T. J. Smith were in from Egger Wednesday to trade and to attend the $. D. Allen sale.
 J. R. Watkins of Yocana was in Mena "Wednesday to market some cotton seed, selling at $60 per ton.
 E. R. Whisenhunt and Ollie Row land of the Blackfork country were on the Mena market Tuesday with cotton and seed.
 J. E. Joplin and A. c. Higginbot- tom came from Wickes Monday night and spent most of Tuesday in Mena on business.
 J. l.. Harris, living out on Route | returned Saturday from visil oF three months at his old home in Vermillion county, Illinois.
 Mrs. B. J. Stuart was called to Potter Monday to be with Mrs. C. R. Outright, her brothers wife, who was reported critically ill.
 The Rev. w. l.. Smith of the Bap- list church left Sunday for Texar- kama, where he will conduct a meet ing for the next week or ten days.
 H. T. Howell and daughters. Mrs. Mollie Cotton and Mrs. Eula Ed wards and Miss Anna Howell, came in from Big Fork Monday, and spent Tuesday shopping.
 Miss Winnie Dickens came in from Texarkana on Wednesday for visit with her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Davis, and other rcla- lives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kelsey skinner and Mrs. O. B. Witherspoon of Cove, were in Mena Tuesday evening to do shopping and have dental work done.
 W. T. Frans of Winthrop, Ark, who recently bought the G. A. Wan gler farm, located west of Mena, plans to move to Polk county within the next two weeks.
 Dr. L. A. Simpson of McAlester, Ok, is spending a part of this week in Mena and in the Big Fork coun- try. He is about ready to come back to Polk county to live.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Magruder and children left last Tuesday on an auto trip to Denison Tex, the home ef Mir. Magruder's mother. They will be away a week or ten days.
 W. P. McMilen Of Board Camp was in Mena Tuesday to go to Camp Pike to visit his son, Ode, and the other young men Of the Board Camp community, who arr-in the Nation al Army.
 MT and Mrs. c. NJ. Hopkins came from Page, Ok, Monday afternoon to visit with Mrs. D. H. Hopkins and daughter, Miss Hazel MT Hopkins came also to look. after some real estate business.
 Guy c. Phillips, formerly state bank examiner, but now Arkansas representative for the Mississippi Valley Trust Company of St. Louis, spent Tuesday in Mena in interest of the trust company
 F. L. Hargraves came in from Bis mark, Ok. Tuesday to spend a few days with his family, living west of Mena. He has been employed or a log road near Bismark for several weeks and is getting good wages
 Mir. and Mrs. J c. Mckee, who have been with relatives in Clancy and Cherryvale, Kas., have written that they had started for Kansas City from whence they will go to Rogers, Ark, before returning home.
 G. N. Williams of Lueders, Tex, who had been in Mena since Sunday prospecting for a location, went to Hatfield Wednesday, He is to start the home trip soon, but will make several stops between here and De- Queen.
 B. H. Christy came in from Dav- enport, Ok, to spend a day with his son, Henry Christy, and to ac- company Mrs. Christy home. She had been in Mena for about week. They started on the home trip Mon day afternoon
 Dr. John T. Bogard writes The Star from Memphis. Tenn, where he is attending the University of Ten nessae and taking in the meeting of the Southern Medical Society He states that he will likely be in Mena next week
 A. !. Robbins of Rocky was in Mena "Wednesday and left for Cad do Gap, from whence he will go to Ozan in Hampstead county t0 visli