The Mena weekly star., 1917-10-11

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 Dale Rowe, station agent at Pot ter, spent a few hours in Mena Mon day.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Goss spent Sun day with relatives in the Big Fork country.
 J. F. Smith and R. L. Floyd of Nunley were in Mena Monday to at tend Chancery court.
 Peter McWilliam came from Acorn Saturday to spend Sunday with 5. Higham, here from Madison. | Wis.
 Mrs. Hugh Harrison and children left Saturday for Zoe, Ok, where they will spend a few days with friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. James II. H. Smith of Chico, Calf, after spending three weeks in Mena, left Saturday for Unionville, Mo.
 Miss Hattie Mattingly returned Saturday from Westville, Ok, where she had spent three weeks with her sister, Mrs. Will Waltman.
 MT. and Mrs. c. V. Hamrick came in Saturday from Forrest City for a visit with MT. and Mrs. Phillip Aber- nathy, parents of Mrs. Hamrick. 
 Dr. P. R. Watkins reports the birth of daughter on Friday evening to MT. and Mrs. Virgil Wallin, living on the Leeper farm west of Mena.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Mahar of Eagleton, who were here Monday will leave this week for pagosa Springs, Col, where Mir. Mahar will take treatment for tuberculosis.
 Frank Gift came Sunday from Williams, Ok, to spend a week with Mena relatives and friends. He re- ports that his father has been un- able to work during much of the summer, having been stricken with paralysis.
 Neil Riding came i'll from Waco, Tex on Saturday and Monday began work for the Reynolds-Davis Gro cery Company. He had been travel ing for the Ellet-Kendall Shoe Com pany of Kansas City, with part of Texas for his territory.
 Miss Lavenia Green, after spend ing three weeks with Polk county relatives and friends, left on last Tuesday morning for Oklahoma City, where she will visit her sister, Mrs. Robt. Moore, before returning to her home in Fillmore, Ok.
 ,Dr. l.. A. Simpson and Mrs. Simp- son and children arrived Sunday from McAlester, Ok, to spend few days with relatives in Big Fork and to close some business affairs. Mr Simpson is in the employ of the Lewis & Briggs Motor Company of McAlester.
 Mrs. II. W. Finger and son, Das- com, drove to Hatfield Saturday in the Finger autoombile. They were accompanied by Mrs. Bud Mil Ter and baby and Masters Hey and Dewey Nichols, the two last named having been guests at the Finger home since Friday.
 ". k. Wooten, who had been with the Crutchfield Lumber Company al Eagleton since the firm bought out the A. II. Scoggin interests, returned to Mena Saturday. He will be in the city for a week or longer, while he has under consideration several bus mess propositions.
 Henry Little Baker, who was re- gently discharged from the National Army because of failure to pass the final physical examination, re- turned to Mena Sunday and is again on duty as porter in the Mena hotel. He was sent to Camp Pike with the first increment from Polk county.
 w. A. Butler, in from near Potter last Saturday, reported that his son, j. J. Butler and wife, both of whom have been sick with fever, are much improved and were dismissed by the attending physician one day last week. Mir and Mrs. Butler had been in Quinton, Ok, and were taken sick there.
 l c. K. BezansOn came from ShreVe- port Saturday and spent Sunday and Monday here with homefolks and to look after his business interests. He is looking after the selling end of the Mena Fruit and Produce Com pany, and for that purpose has es- tablished headquarters in Shreve- port.
 1 Glenn Kaylor, son of Mir. and Mrs. ! ]. D. Kaylor of the Dallas Valley, who enlisted in the Nebraska Ma tional Guard on April i5, and is now located at Fort Deming. N. M., has written his parents that he recently was made corporal He is member of Company H, Fifth Nebraska In- | fantry
 w. M. Chamblin of Potter was in Mena Monday looking after business matters. He returned last week from a prospecting trip to Oklahoma having been in Hartshorne, Hailey- vile. Wardville, McAlester and other points. He concluded after making the trip that Polk county was good