The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-13

tit HfSl tl tic year.
 R. A. Cunningham was in Wednes- day from his farm west uf Mena.
 Mir and Mrs. NJ, Parker of the Board Camp community were shop | ping in Mena Tuesday.
 Alex Boylen returned on Tues ltiay from trip to McAlester and other Oklahoma points.
 Mir. and Mrs Lew Shaw of Grannis were in Mena Tuesday to shop and to have dental work done.
 <. B. Wallace returned Wednes- day from Poteau, Ok, where he had spent the last two days.
 X. k. Fretz returned Tuesday from stay of three weeks in Oklahoma. He had been in Oklahoma City. Cleo and other points.
 Walter Edwards left on Wednes- day for McAlester, Ok. to attend the fair. He expects to see some thing good in automobile races.
 J. H. Cox came from Texarkana Tuesday but returned Wednesday. He was accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Cox who went on to Little Rock.
 Mrs. ]. D. Kaylor and father, z. Taylor, returned Monday from Bay lis, H., where they had spent a month with relatives and former neighbors.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Beavers are planning to leave the latter part of this week for Stewart. Ok, where they will make their home with one of their sons.
 Misses Bess and Dorothy Harris. daughters of R P. Harris. returned to their home in Fort Smith Monday after having spent since Saturday with Mena friends
 R. S. Edwards who had been with Mena relatives for a week or more, left Wednesday for Ink, where he will be at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Horace Chambers.
 Nlr and Mrs. p H. Lindsay, here from Dallas, Tex, for the summer, returned Tuesday from Hatton, where they bad spent several days with Mir and Mrs. w. F. Hunt. 
 Miss Collin Groves returned Tues day from Shady Point, Ok. where she had been visiting with her brother, Brateher Grove, going to her home near Yocana Wednesday.
 County Clerk Will Alexander has received the vouchers for the con federate pensioners of Polk county There are 205 on the list this year. and each of them will receive S79.25
 Mr. and Mrs h. G. Parker and daughter, Miss Clara, were in Mena Friday. Mir Parker says at his place the rain has been excessive lately and the boil weeviI are damaging his cotton
 w. H. Clawson of the Overland Service Garage, was called to Wickes "Wednesday to make repairs on the automobile used for passenger serv- ice between Wickes and Baker Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Williams and daughter, Miss Thelma, plan to leave "Wednesday morning for Alamogor- ldo, N. Mex, where Mrs. Williams and daughter expect to locate for the winter
 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sandlin of Hen rietta, Ok, are IT Mena prospecting for a location. Mir Sandlin is a cousin of Buck Sandlin, living at Cove, and Mrs. Sandlin has a sister living at Eagleton.
 Miss Elva Reed returned to Tex arkana Tuesday after having spent two days with homefolks and friends. She is employed as steno- grapher fer the Williams Mill Man lufacturing Company. 
 Mrs. J. .. Masters and two chli- dren, who had spent two weeks with Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Edwards, parents of Mrs. Masters. and with other Big Fork relatives. left "Wednesday for home in COalgate, Ok.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Benson were in from Big Fork Tuesday. They were accompanied by their son, N F.. and wife and four children.