The Mena weekly star., 1917-10-11

]. NJ. Hatfield of Shady was in Mena after supplies Friday.
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 Mrs. Hattie Middleton began work Friday as saleslady in the s. I. Wood store. OU
 IT, W. and F. A. Huddleston of Waters were among the farmers in Mena Friday.
 John Lilies of Big Fork was in Mena Friday to market a part of his sorghum crop.
 J, w. Bates of Board Camp was in Friday with cotton, receiving 26 cents per pound.
 pr. B. k. Dunman of Wickes spent Friday with Mena relatives and to look after business matters.
 J. r. Morris of Opal was among those on market Saturday with cot- ton, selling at 25.75 cents per pound
 
 John Muxen returned to Mena Fri day from Eureka Springs. where he had been in the hospital for the last eight weeks.
 J. A. Hughes has been added to the sales force in the J. B. Goss hard ware store, to be on duty during the rush of the fall trade.
 R. Golf returned last Saturday from St. Louis, where he had been buying goods this week. He had been away since last Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. A. Coleman Snd little daughter arrived Friday from Little Rock for a visit with Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Bradley and family.
 Howard Elliott and Misses Alta and Gladys Woodell of Cove came to Mena Friday evening to attend the Lyric theater, returning home after the show.
 Mrs Herbert Began of Shady. ac- companied by Mrs. John E. King and John E. King, Jr, of Buck Knob, Scott county spent Saturday here to do shopping.
 Ray Ogden of Rocky was in Mena Saturday to take q special examina- tion before County Supt. pigg, in an effort to raise the grade of his teachers license.
 Prof. J. N. Tomlin of the Wander voort schools spent Saturday here putting in place part of the exhibit Of the Vanderyoort schools for the educational rally.
 Mrs. Belle Hilton of Board Camp, who had been visiting Mrs. s. J. Thompson near Potter, arrived in Mena Saturday to spend few days with Mir. and Mrs. B. A. Duncan.
 George B. Nixon of Cove was in Mena Saturday to close business affairs before leaving for Bates, Ark, where he will go into the drug busi- ness. He left for Bates Sunday.
 Dr. H. R. Getz and Miss Anna Woods were among the Mena folks to attend the closing exercises at the Corinth school Friday night. The school has been in charge of Miss Anna Reid.
 W. D. James and little daughter, May, of Wiekes, spent Saturday sightseeing and looking after busi- ness in Mena. This was the daugh- ters first visit to Mena so she found many things of interest.
 Miss Edith Kinney of Acorn was in Mena Saturday putting up a display for Bunch school, where she taught during the summer term and will teach during the winter term begin ming November i2.
 Mir. and Mrs. Glenn Krauss of Mar Ia., arrived in Mena Fri day to spend a couple of days at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. Thinnes. They went to Shreveport Sunday for a visit with Mir. Kraus' parents.
 Tom Compere of Hamburg, Ark, brother of Mrs. Minor pipkin of this city, was last week appointed pros ecuting attorney of the Tenth Judicial circuit to succeed his broth CT, Col. K. L. Compere, commander of the Third Arkansas which is now in training in Camp Beauregard
 T. J. Wilbanks of Grannis spent Friday and Saturday here looking after business in Probate court. He also visited schools with Supt w. Homer Pigg, going to the Ringgold school near Nunley Friday afternoon and to the closing exercises of the C0rinth school Friday night.
 Prof. J. D. Holman, who has ad- vertised public sale of personal property to take place on Wednes day, will leave on the following day for Antlers, Ok, near where he will begin term of school on Monday, October t5. He shipped out some of his household goods this week.
 James M. Meek, an attorney of Kansas City, Kas, stopped Off in Mena Thursday for short time, going on to Smithville on Friday, where he will look over some gov ernment land in behalf of eastern buyers. Mir. Meek was former pros eeuting attorney for Wyand0tte