The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29

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 Mrs. R. l.. Bonner aud dauehter, Miss Madge, of Nandervoort, were shopping in Mena Thursday.
 Mrs. John L. Barrett and daugh- ter, Miss Lillie, of Hatton were shopping in Mena Thursday.
 Mrs. Sarah Lambert returned on Wednesday from visit of three weeks with relatives in Haskell. Ok.
 Mrs. T. E. Stuty of Vandervoost arrived in Mena "Wednesday to make her home with Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Rose.
 Miss Ottie Duckett of Duckett. Ark, arrived Wednesday to spend the remainder of the week at the home of Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Thomas.
 Mack Reid and Barney Larman started on Thursday on an overland trip to Henrietta, Ok, where they expect to farm during the coming season.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Lutes left on Wednesday afternoon for their home in Marshall, Ok, after having spent a week with Mena relatives and friends.
 John Harrison returned on Thurs day from Little Rock, where he had attended the Masonic Grand Lodge as the representative of Dal- las lodge F. & A. NJ.
 MT. and Mrs. Ford Younce, who recently bought the J. D. Holman farm west of Mena, and are now living on the same, have named the place Oak Lawn"
 ' Mir. and Mrs. L. H. Rogers oi Waters, were here Thursday to start for Chandler, Ariz., where Mir. Rog- CTS will be employed on a ranch. They were brought to Mena by J.. A. Wilhite.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Weese left lon Friday for Quinton, Ok, where they are going to make their home. They had a sale of their personal property and stock, and shipped out only their household goods.
 Forest Ranger Jos. R. Gill, after spending a few days with homefolks, left Thursday for Bigelow. where he is scaling logs for the Fourche River Lumber Company, on a tim Der purchase from the government.
 Jasper Middleton returned last week from Deming, N. Mex, where he had been employed on concrete work at Camp Cody Wilburn Mid dleton, who had also been on the job, has gone from Deming to Okla homa City.
 John Jett of Wickes passed lhru Mena "Wednesday on his return from Little Rock, where he had been to get lined up on the cotton market with view of disposing of some which he has on hand.
 Prof. w. E. Laseter Of Little Rock. State Supervisor of Rural Schools, spent Wednesday in Mena visiting the city schools. He left Wednesday afternoon to meet Supt. W. Homer Pigg at Grannis. where a meeting was held that night.
 Word comes from Oscar Wood, who, for the last three years has lived near Gerty, Ok, that he is on his way back to Polk county, He is making the trip overland, but Mrs Wood and the children are coming by train.
 R. s. Woodruff returned Wednes- day afternoon from trip to Me- Alester, Ok. He is making plans to leave the first of next month for 0kmulgee, Ok, where he will be in the employ of a concern having es- tablishments in McAlester and Ok mulgee.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Christgau of Austin, Minn., arrived on Thursday morning for a visit of tive weeks with MT. and Mrs. c. Sebach on Stilwell Heights. Mir. Christgau is brother of Mrs. Sebach. He is pro- prietor of the Diamond Park farm near Austin.
 w. N. Barnes and Mrs. H. c. Rup- penthaI are loading out car of household goods and farm imple- ments for shipment to Tempe, N. M, whither they are going to move. MT. and Mrs. Barnes and son, Jesse, and Mrs. Ruppenthal and children will leave soon after Thanksgiving. Mir. and Mrs. Tycus Hart left on for Blanchard, La. where they plan to spend the winter Mir. Hart is still helpless from the eff fleets of a stroke of paralysis which he suffered few weeks ago, but he hopes that the change may help him.
 G. NJ. Bulla. living near Rocky, was in Mena Thursday to make ar engagements for a public sale to be held at his his farm on Monday, De- cember 3. He recently sold his farm of 100 acres thru the J. P. Payne real estate agency, to R. J. Borden, who came to Mena a few weeks ago from Texas.