The Mena weekly star., 1917-03-01
PERSONAL NOTES

D NJ. Watkins spent Monday in Hatfield on business.
 G W. Rose of Boles, Scott county, was among the farmers in Mena Monday.
 will Eads of Opal came in Mon- day and spent Tuesday Tn Mena get ting silppHes
 Dr. I.sA sinapson came in from Rig Pork Monday night and spent Tuesday iik Mena on business.
 ChancelIorsJ. D Shaver came from Texarkafa Monday night t0 spend a day oAaWo sStb iena frienHss .s ,,a..
 Dr. w vandivsr, reports birth of a son Monday night to MT. and Mrs. c. G. Veal living on the Dollar farm east of Mena.
 J. H. Estes, postmaster at Dial, was in MeIia Tuesday to get supplies. He brought in a load of produce and other things to market.
 J. N. Brunson living west of Rocky, but enjoying the Rural Free Delivery service from Potter, was in Mena Thursday to get supplies.
 M. A. Coppeak spent most of last week on his farm in the Dal- las Valley helping a force of men clearing up new land and cleaning out fence corners.
 Uncle Tom Philpot, who had spent the last three weeks with relatives and friends ill the Egger community, was i'll Mena Monday to start for his home in Childers, Tex.
 Mrs. Matilda Davis of Hatfield. who had been visiting at the home of Mesdames Bennett, Winton and Allen, her granddaughters, went to Potter Monday for visit before re- turning home.
 J. F. Averitt left Monday after noon on goods buying trip to Kan sas City, expecting to be away until the later part of the week. During his absence John Bell is assisting Mrs. Averitt in the store.
 A tent has been erected on the vacant lots south of Averitts store. and series of lectures are to be begun this week by the Rev. R. P. Mckinley The services will he un- der the auspices of the Church of Christ in God
 Mir and Mrs. Wilbur H. Campbell. who had been in Mena for the last three weeks, visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. C. w Tillman, left last. Tuesday for their home in Kansas City. They will stop for a visit with friends in Goodman, Mo.
 Luther Riales and mother, Mrs. Nj. J. Riales, who had come to Mena last week with the remains of Mrs. Riales' husband, returned to Salli- saw last Monday to close her bus mess affairs, when she will return to Polk county to make her home.
 Idus Beavers came from Heaven CT Monday afternoon to spend few hours with Mena relatives and friends. Mir. and Mrs. Beavers were unfortunate recently in losing their baby by death. The little one only lived about fourteen hours after it's birth.
 Mrs. Oscar Doe of Kansas City ar rived in Mena Monday to go from here to the home of her father, Jack Scott, living near Gaston. She was met here by her father, and after spending the night with Mrs. Fred Salyers and family, they start ed on the home trip Tuesday morn ing.
 Guy Hawthorne, who has been in the dairy and transfer business in Heavener, has sold out the business and most of the equipment and has returned to Mena, bringing one of his teams and wagon. He has not yet decided what he will do since he has not yet fully recovered from his recent illness.
 N. W. Swift and daughter, Miss Mary, arrived Monday from Okla homa City, to spend few days in Mena with view of locating. Mir. Swift was in Mena about two years ago, and he was then so favorably Impressed with conditions in the town and surrounding country that