The Mena weekly star., 1917-02-08
GRANNIs GRAINs.

tsRANNiS CHAINS.
 Mrs. ,, [ philpot is quite ill al present.
 Ike Floyd made business trip to Mena this week.
 Frank Moody was a visitor at De- Queen the past week.
 Rev Russell Brown will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday
 Miss Ruby Wilson, who has been quite sick. is improving at present
 V. W. st John of the Mena Star was in Grannis Wednesday of last week.
 Mr. Shepherd of 0kmulgee, Ok, spend q few days in Grannis the past week
 Mrs. Yesta B Wandell of Shreve- port, La, visited with Mr. and Mrs. ] E. Nunes last week.
 Grandma Ruel, mother of G, w. Johnson, and Mrs. Duprieze are both quite i'll with lagrippe.
 Mrs. r. |. Jackson spent Friday and Saturday in Mena, and while there visited in the home of Mrs. Hattie Whan
 Edgar Wolf moved his house. hold goods up 10 Hatfield last week. He and his father will farn this coming season.
 Mrs. E. w. Futile left Tuesday for her home at Salina, Kas., after an extended visit with Mrs. Aldrege, west of town.
 T. K. Moore helped to place gasoline engine for Mir. White last week, and is still with him, putting in shingle mill.
 c. H. Studebaker of Miami, Ok, was here last week looking over the country, thinking of investing in a farm west of town.
 Mrs. D. c. GofF and Mrs. Ralph Golf and family, of DeQueen, vis- tied over Sunday with the Kirby's in the south part of town.
 Mrs. Ed Faulkner and children left last week for Bokchito, Ok, to loIn Mir. Faulkner, who has a job ill an automobile repair shop.
 Mrs Ada Keeton of Vandervoort was down Saturday and Sunday visiting her sister, Mrs. Jeff Wiseley. who is having pneumonia.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alex Coyle gave a farewell party Monday night of last week in honor of their friends, Mir. and Mrs. w. lnman, and family.
 Earnest Montgomery, who was one Of the Chicago party, left Tues day evening for his home in Chi cago, having stayed week longer than the rest
 Mir and Mrs. Walt Inman, two Miss Ada and little Nell and Master Albert, left Tuesday for Chicago, having spent two weeks with Grannis friends.
 Misses Winnie and Gladys Clin- ton spent the time between Friday and Monday al Winthrop, attending of the Saints church being held at that place.
 Mrs. Dora Carper and her little and Miss Daisy Dover, all of Hatfield, were visiting Mrs. A. D. Hilton, sister of Mrs. Carper. from Thursday of last week until Saturday.
 Chas. Jackson came in Saturday evening and left Sunday evening, by his mother, Mrs. r. l.. Jackson, to his home at Fort worth, Tex where she will spend some months.
 Mrs. Angela Custer of Marion. Ind, came in the first to make visit with her brother, Mr. Leas. She came with the expectation of spending two or three weeks, in the Leas home, but is so well pleased she may spend that many months.
 David Beams of Bokchito. Ok. came in Sunday morning after his ear, having left 1t here in storage when he was visiting in Grannis about three weeks ago. Mrs. $. H and children accompanied him home ta visit with relatives ad will he gone a week.
 SIT and Mrs. X. R. Preston of Ok Ok. were in Grannis for 3 day inc past week Mir. Preston Aa locking aiiet his interests al .he eil wei He assured Che peo- 2ie that as soon as he could gat sefie tpnpany Co take hold of the work he expected to have the well Finished