The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08

the time between trains in Mena Thursday.
 C. A. Proctor returned last Sat urday from a business trip to Mem phis, Tenn.
 Prof. J. Nj. Tomlin of the Wander voort schools spent the weekend va cation in Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. D. Davis from north of Rocky were in Mena on Thursday to trade. i Mir. and Mrs. |. G. Harris were in from Holly Springs Wednesday to do some shopping. 0len Turner and C. J. pirtle were among the folks attending to busi- ness in Mena saturday
 c. B. Connally of the Rocky com munity was on the market Friday with two bales of cotton
 Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Price and Mrs. Wise, mother of Mrs. Price, were in Mena Wednesday to do shopping.
 A. P. Epperson, George Gray and Sam Robinson were among the Mountain Fork farmers in Mena on Thursday
 J. G. Wood and daughter, Miss Myrtle, of Yocana, spent Thursday here with relatives and to do shop ping.
 MT and Mrs. w. A. Worthington of Cove were in Mena "Wednesday night as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Golf.
 Anson Giles and son, Edson, were in from near Hatfield Friday to market cotton, selling at 2 cents per pound.
 C. F. Hutchins and son, l. L., from near Munice. Ind, arrived in Mena Friday to prospect for location in Polk county
 Dr. C. c. Gunnels went to Fort Smith Thursday to look after the unloading of a carload of Stephens Six automobiles.
 w. A. Hathaway and \. w Water field, teachers of the Rich Mountain and Howard schools, respectively, spent Saturday in Mena.
 G. w. Clark and Tom Cecil were up from Vandervoort Friday. They report everything in prosperous condition in their vicinity.
 J. T. Magruder of the First Ma tional bank left Thursday for Quin- ton, Ok, where he will spend today looking after his banking interests.
 Frank Sims returned Saturday from trip to Oklahoma points where he had bought a car load of mules and horses which will be shipped early next week.
 0. B. Witherspoon of Cove was in Mena last Saturday on his return from HeaVener where he had been in an effort to secure cars for the shipment of lumber out of Cove.
 Mrs. A. D. Harris and children, who had been in Mena since early last spring. left last Friday for Little Rock, to join Mr. Harris, who has been employed at Camp Pike for several weeks.
 Fred Duke will leave Friday morning for a visit with his parents in Prescott before reporting for duty in the National Army at Camp Pike. where he is due to report on November l9.
 Sapt. ". Homer pigg is spending Friday visiting the schools al Rich Mountain and Eagleton, and incl dentally gathering material for the Educational edition of The Star, to be issued this month.
 George Duganne is almost dis abled these days on account of an attack of sciatic rheumatism. By the use of crutch and cane he Is able to hobble about to attend to his most urgent business.
 Miss Bettie Palmer. daughter Of A. R. Palmer of the Twin Oak farm in the Foran Gap country, left last Friday afternoon for Chillicothe, Mo. where she will join her mother and other members of the family in a visit to relatives. . Drs. c. F. Johnson, D. W. COnnally and A. D. Hilton of Hatfield were in Mena Friday to attend meeting of the Polk County Medical Assoeia- tion. Dr. Chas. L. Sanford of Board Camp was also in attendance at the meeting
 J. s. Lofts and sons, Frank. Jack and Hugh of the Egger community, started last Saturday. on an over land prospecting trip to Cerro Gordo and other Oklahoma points. They are making the trip in an automo- bile.
 Claude Bennett, who has been in the employ of the Jackson Drug and Furniture Company for almost ten years will give up the work the middle of the month to accept a position with the Eads Brothers,