The Mena weekly star., 1917-08-23

Col. C. II. Jett, Sr, ]. F. Joplin and j. Brinton of Wickes were Mena visitors Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Suils of Bigger were in Mena Tuesday to do trading and to call on friends.
 Mir and Mrs. J. R. Goble Of Enid Ok, arrived in Mena Monday to spend part of the summer
 Tom Goodwin of Potter spent Tuesday in Mena at the home of his sister, Mrs George Crawford. D. Cotton of Opal returned Tues day from Sallisaw, Ok, where he had spent week with relatives
 Bud Whisenhunt of Shady left Monday afternoon to spend a yaca- tion of a week or so with friends in Heavener.
 Mr. and Mrs Bud Daniels and children of Ashdown are in Mena visiting at the home of Mir and Mrs J. T. Dempsey.
 J. T. Magruder left Monday on a business errand for Hartshorne, Me- Alester and Muskogee, Ok, and may be gone several days
 D. O. Miller, here from Paradise, kas., for the summer, went to Van dervoort on Tuesday to look after his real estate interests.
 c. NJ. Moulton left Monday for Wiekes, where he will be on the farm of R. C. Redmond, while Mr. Redmond is at school work
 Mrs. Stella Beavers of McCurtain, Ok, who had spent a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. R. Beavers. | Jeff on Tuesday for her home.
 s. D. Fite returned the latter part of last week from Black Springs, where he had spent the last three weeks at the home of James Box
 Mrs Bud Embry arrived Monday afternoon from Heavencr for visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs Oscar Thacker She plans also to visit rel atives in Potter and Hatfield
 D NJ. Townsend went to inc nome of his mother near Ink Tuesday t0 look after the matter of driving out a flock of nineteen head of sheep which he had recently bought
 Mrs. J. l.. Lonthowski of TeXar- kama. who had been a summer yisi- tor at Bog Springs, spent the latter part of last week in Mena as the guest at the home of Mrs. F. A. Lee.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Goss and chil- dren returned Sunday from their trip to Big Fork and Alder. They gave up the trip to Glenwood and other points on account of the rain.
 Dr. J. c. Hilton reports the birth of a daughter on August 1T to Mrs. R. ]. smith, who recently came from Las Vegas, N M and who is at the home of John Eek. Mr Smith is still in Las Vegas.
 Mrs B. F Jackson and two sons and a daughter, who had spent . week al the home of W. c. Widener, father If Mrs. Jackson, were in Mena Monday to start for their home in ! krum, Tex They were brought 10 Mena by J. B. Widener.
 Harvey Lilies. who had been a stu dent at the State school for the blind al Little Rock. was in Mena Monday 10 sell brooms he had made while in Inc institution The work Imanship was as good as that of the aperagp broom maker with good eyes
 Mayor Ira Q. smith and 4 Proc ter returned on Tuesday from H0t- Springs where they had been look ing alier the sale of 3 shipment 9f Elcar automobiles Mrs Smith. who accompanied them on Joe trip Go Hot springs will moi return un- lil about two weeks
 Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dean returned "Wednesday from their visit with relatives ill TeXarkana and MeNiel. Mr Dean is still having trouble with the blood poison infection of his right hand, and it will be two OF three weeks before he will be abla to return to work.
 w. M Wimberly was ln from Egger Tuesday with bunch of men and teams to take out a new gin stand and all the necessary equip- ment, which is to he added to the two stands which he already has in use, thus increasing his capacity to take care of the neighborhood cot ton.
 Sheriff H. w. Finger returned on Wednesday from trip to Wickes and Vandervoort, where he had been looking after official business. In