The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-22

 1 J. NJ. Allen of Big Cedar, Ok, was in Mena Wednesday to market cot ton seed which he had bought at his gin
 J. w. Maze of Stratford, Ok, ar rived in Mena Monday to go from here to Opal to spend week with relatives.
 Mrs. John Fitzpatrick, who had spent most of last week with Mena friends and relatives near Ransom left Sunday for her home in Heav- ener.
 Mrs. J. F. Hood left Monday for Elkins, Ark, in response to word that her mother, Mrs. Sarah Price was critically ill and not expected to live.
 Mrs. F. P. Morgan arrived Monday from El Campo, Tex, for visii with relatives in Mena. She was taken to Alder Tuesday morning by J. B. Goss
 The Rev. w. l.. Smith returned to Mena Monday after having spent a week in Texarkana conducting a special meeting in the Rose Hill church.
 John Harrison left Monday after noon for Little Rock. where he will attend the Masonic Grand lodge as the representative of Dallas Lodge No. i2S. F. X A. NJ.
 MT. and Mrs. Hamby Hilton and three children left Monday for their home in Asher, OK, after having spent a week with relatives in Board Camp and in Mena
 Sherman Langford who makes his home with Mir. and Mrs. Dan Braw- ley on the Bethesda Springs road, left Tuesday for Eureka Springs where he will attend the Ozark Bible and Literary school.
 Boss Edwards began work Tues day as the deiveryman for the Watkins Hardware Company. taking the place of Phillip Daniels, whd in turn has begun work for the Wells Fargo Express Company.
 Archie Barron, one of the Polk county lads in the National Army returned to duty at Camp Pike on Monday, after having been home on sick leave He had just recovered from a siege of measles. Mrs. B. Gibson, of Hatfield. ac- compaHied by Mrs. We'll Pool and son. Eugene, of pittsburg, Kas., spent Tuesday here as the guests of Miss Johnnie Gipson, sister of Mesdames Gibson and Pool. Mrs. Raymond Donohue left last i Tuesday on the return trip to her home in Jerome. Ida. She will make stop in Kansas City with her sis ter, Mrs. Earl Crispen, who re- turned to her hoffir' last Saturday
 E. G. Turner and son. Orestes were in from Rocky Tuesday They say the people in The west end of the county are doing we'll in getting their crops gathered and are enjoy ing the good prices and paying their debts.
 H. w. Storey and Dudley Lauck- have formed the StOrey-Lauck k Motor Company and are located in the Tomlinson block on DeQueen street. They are succeeding what was formerly the Studebaker Serv- ice Station.
 w. B. Thomas, who was in Gran his Monday to try case in justice court against 0. c. Kirby, reports that he had bad luck Mir. Kirby made no defense in the case. not even appearing in court, and yet the jury trying the case returned a verdict in his favor.
 J. J. She'll, who had a public sale Monday, is planning to leave on next Thursday for Ava, Ok. from whence he came to Mena about a year ago. He had offered his place for sale at public sale, but failing to get a satisfactory bid, he later sold it at private sale to T. M. Can non.
 Sergeant Fred B. Riddle. member of the 18th U. c. Cavalry. stationed at Fort Riley, Kass is in Mena to visit his parents, who now own the Woodman place southwest of Mena MT. Riddle is serving his third year in the regular army, and had been | in service with his troop on the Mexican border, ,a,sUail Mre and Mrs. y6eorge Brush ant son, Sidney. of Carpenter $. Dak. after spending about three weeks ir DeOueen. arrived in Mena Tuesday to make their home in Mena. They fharef located iR one of the Lochridgs | cottages on North Mena street. Mir PBrush is "a sufferer with asthma l and had been advised to come te Meiia fer gellea ,s xw ywr | Mrs. Roys MIeS~Hnak kchHdren re- Iturried Tlissdkyla itkrpoon from Fort lSmifh, where they had been to have 1 the pSes of tha sons Raymond, treat Led lbY Dr .sMofltorb Mr$ BaIes who accdmpanied afembn4fie trip. stopl in ifeavener to assist Postmaster |