The Mena weekly star., 1917-06-21

shopping and to call on friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Woodruff arrived here Saturday afternoon for visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. Stanley Woodruff.
 Mrs. D. H. Hopkins and daughter, Miss Hazel, returned on Friday from visit of several weeks with rela- tiVes at Page, Ok.
 Mrs. J. T. Hill of Oden, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Larmon. is in Mena to spend most of the summer with her parents.
 Mrs. D. w. Davis and son and daughter arrived Friday night from Beaumont, Tex, to spend most of the summer in Mena.
 A. K. Fretz left Friday night an a business trip which will take him to Kansas City, Wichita and Oklahoma City, He expects to be gone about thirty days.
 Mrs. Bert Todd and daughter, Miss Hattie, came from Jonesboro Fri day to spend the summer at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Anderson. parents of Mrs Todd. Mir. Todd is expected to come to Mena later.
 Mrs. D. 0. Miller and son and daughter, who arrived in Mena on Tuesday from Paradise, kas.. have located in the residence at 807 Mag nolia avenue, where they will be at home until Mir. Miller joins them sometime next month. W. o. Felts and little son and father, J. A. Felts of Wickes, spent Thursday here on business. They came up to assist Mrs. Nancy Holt Tn making final proof on her home stead entry, which was done that day before County Clerk Will Alex ander.
 w. A. Christopher, who is just recovering from the injuries he re- eeived some three weeks ago when he was run over by an automobile in Joplin, is again able to be out and at work. He was in Mena for a short time Friday.
 J. T. Magruder took Photographer McCann to the country Thursday to take views of growing crops. One of the objective points was the M. J. GOarty farm on the 0uachita riv- CT near the Foran Gap crossing, where MT. McGoarty's alfalfa was Lust ready for cutting.
 Ben c. Eastin, who was called to Hugo by phone to adjust some un- finished business he had handled as secretary of the Hugo Chamber of | Commerce, returned to Mena Satur- day to at once take uv his du- ties as secretary of the Mena Com mercial Club.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Duke and son and daughter, arrived Friday even ing from Prescott to make their home in Mena. Sidney, Fred and Halbert Duke, the sons who were already in Mena. had the w. w. Brown residence on Reine street in readiness for the reception of their parents.
 Misses Margaret, Madge and Irma Donohue and Mrs. Bettie Glider of 0kmulgee, Ok, and Miss Ann Dono- hue of Bartlesville, Ok, are in Mena, having come home on account of the | illness and death of Mrs. Patrick Donohue, whose funeral took place lSaturday afternoon at o'clock at St. Agnes Catholic church.
 B. F. Putnam of Springdale, Ark, brother of R. F. Putnam, living in East Mena spent last week at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Putnam, and with his sister, Mrs. K. A. Wright, who is here from Wichita, Kas. Mir. Putnam is a former res ident of Eureka Springs, and there knew J. H. Hamilton well.
 Mrs. D. O. Miller, and daughter, Miss Alberta Richmond, and son, Master Dean Miller, arriv q in Mena Wednesday evening from Paradise, Kas., to make their home. Mir. Miller, who is closing out extensive business interests, expects to come some time in July. He has owned land near Vandervoort for several years, but has never been in Polk county.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. ]. Bohenstehn of Waldron, arrived in Mena Thursday for a visit at the home of their daughter, Mrs. C. 4. Welch. MT. Bohenstehn left Thursday night for Thomasville, where he will visit at the home of his son, Oscar, before returning home, but Mrs. Bohen- stehn will remain in Mena for an in definite time, in the hope of bene- fitting her health.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED.
 June If. lG. w. Waltman, Mena--------age g Meryine Mattingly, same
 June f6. Luther Elmore, Hatfleld------age 26 Sarah l.. James, Smithville-----2i |