The Mena weekly star., 1917-01-18

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 Dr. Chas. l.. Sanford came in from Board Camp Monday, making the trip in his automobile.
 IL. H. Thomas was in Mt. Ida this week attending the session of the Montgomery chancery court.
 Foster Pryor came from Joplin Saturday night to spend Sunday with homefolks and Mena friends.
 Up to the present time Collector H. W. Finger has received fifty seven applications for automobile licenses.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Lawrence re- turned Saturday night from Shady, where they had spent the week at the home of MT. Lawrence's parents.
 Willis Hungate of Grannis passed thru Mena Saturday evening on his return home from Fort Smith. where he had been attending federal court.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leroy Neal have moved from the residence at 1906 Port Arthur avenue to the w. I. Mckinney residence at i2is Church avenue.
 W. H. Starr sold Saturday, a resi- dence and one acre of ground on Bethesda avenue to G. P Michael. MT. Michael will improve the prop erty and occupy it as home.
 
 Lloyd Board came from Heavener Saturday night to spend week OF longer in Mena He had been run ming the dray business for Guy Hawthorne during the latter's ill., ness.
 Azel Titus came in from Dallas Monday driving a sleigh, but after the sun came out concluded that he better hurry home before much of the snow in the roads would dis appear.
 MT. and Mrs. J. $. Lofts have moved to Mena from their farm in the Egger community, and are go- ing to live on Stilweil Heights. The farm has been placed in charge of two of their sons.
 Will Jones went to Rich Mountain Monday on a hunting trip. He con- sidered the conditions good for all solls of big game, and when hC re- turns he will doubtless have sit!. interesting hunting news
 Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Golf left Sat- urday night for their home in Fort Smith. Mrs. Golf had been at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Board for some time, and she was joined Friday night by Mir. Golf.
 Ira o. Smith last week sold his sorrel saddle horse to W. II. Conger of the Major Slave Company, re- aiving Si25 for the animal. The horse was delivered, to Mr. Conger at Hatfield last Saturday by Tom Gillian.
 s. T. Atkins, who had been in Ok lahoma since last November, re- turned to Mena Friday to prepare to move to Ashland, Ok, where he has bought a house and lots. Mrs. At kins was with her husband on the trip and remained in Ashland.
 Holder Williams and J. M. Looney of Board Camp made shipments of stock to Kansas City Saturday night. The former made a shipment of Cat- tie, and the latter one of hogs. Har- rison Thompson accompanied the shipments to the market.
 R. Golf, of the GoT Wholesale Grocery Company, has taken the agency for "Kor- -Ker," prepara- tion that is termed a puncture cure, for automobile tires. He has given it thoro test, and is satisfied that it does all that is claimed for 1t.
 Judge J. s. Kelly, who had been fighting stubbornly for several days against siege of illness, was forced at last to capitulate, and has been unable to be at the office of the Kelly-Stratton Company since last Friday. Mrs. Kelly also is quite sick.
 R. c. Huey, of Hot Springs, forest supervisor of the Arkansas National Forest Reserve, was in Mena check ing over the timber sales in the mountains north of Mena. Forest Ranger J. Nj. Wait of Shady and Ranger w. B. Boyes of Eagleton were out on the job with Mir. Huey.
 MT. and Mrs John c. Lee arrived in Mena Monday after having spent a week in Fort Smith and Paris, Ark At Paris they visited ai the home of MT. Lees parents They left on Tuesday morning for Dallas, Tex, where they will make their home, and where Mir Lee is in the postal department.
 Mrs. Stewart Phillips and little daughter are here from Wichita Kas.. to spend most of the winter They are stopping at the Mena HO- 4oI M,r I.II,.>o fou...rxlx- 1sx~aI .r