The Mena weekly star., 1917-07-19
GRANNIs GRAINS.

Grannis Land is having fine rains and crops are doing we'll
 Miss Harkey of Hatton spent sun day with her friends the White fam
 Miss Desdemonia -irby visited with her sister, Mrs. Ro. Aiston of Gill; ham. this week
 J n. McCienncn spent Monday in Mena visiting old fr ends and looking after business matters.
 Mrs. Edgar Wolf and baby girl of Hatfield are visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs win Weaver
 The young people cf Grannis are planning for a home-ta3ent play. to be given in two or three weeks.
 Miss Winnie Clinton has been elected teacher of the Baker district The school opened Monday July Is.
 W. E. Clinton is running his plaNer these days. getting out a special grade of lumber for Fort Smith company Messrs. Alex Coyle and Tom J Will banks. accompanied by Dr Getz. drove up to Mena in the doctors car, Sat urday.
 W. l. Collins has been at Hot Springs for the past two weeks spending his vacation with his adopted son, Dr. Nath Black
 Lee and Jim Piekens came up from the Louisiana oil fields and have been visiting with home folks for the past ten days.
 Mir, and Mrs Roy Aston of Gill ham. came up Saturday evening and spent the time With home folks, until Sunday evening.
 Misses Grace and Edna Beavers, ac- companied by Miss Lasater of Gill; ham spent the weekend in the home of Mrs. l.. l.. Beans.
 MT. and Mrs Fred I4iehlyter and chill dren spent Saturday and Sunday in the home of Mrs. Lichlyter's adopted fath- CT, Judge T. K. Moore Prof. and Mrs Luther Elan of Will burton. Ok, left the first of the week for their home. They are driving thru in their car Prof Blans school opens this coming Monday. 1 Mir and Mrs. Ben Gilcrest and c. B. Quicksell of Bixby, and Claud Smith of Keota, Ok, are spending their vaca- tion out on Robinson Fork, camping and having a real time. Mrs & H. McCurley and children visited this past week on the home of Mrs McCurley's parents, Mir and Mrs. George Smith at Broken Bow. ok. Mrs. McCurley's sister. Nellie, came home with them.
 There was quite a little excitement in Grannis Tuesday morning. when it was learned the post office had been | broken into. There was about two | !. No clue as yet has been found
 pr and Mrs. |, Q. Dickson of Mena spent Friday and Saturday in Gran lnis- They combined business with pleasure. the doctor doing dental work as we'll as making a weekend visit in the home of MT. and Mrs T s. Frye.
 Mrs, F. L. Jackson came from Fort | Worth, Tex, where she has been in the home of her son Charley Jackson since February. She is in the home of her friends, Mrs. F. Johnson and Mir and Mrs. J White. as guest, as we'll as calling on old friends.
 Miss Kate Winston. who has spent some weeks with her sister Mrs. Tom lJ. Wilbanks, left last week for her lhome at Zwolle. La. She will return in August so as to be here when school opens, as she has been elected primary teacher at Grannis the coming school year,
 Grannis has completed the plasterinr of the dipping vat and expects to hay, lit completed and in use next week The livestock association, which ii building a vat about four miles south east of Grannis, have completed the concrete work and expect to have tho vat in use next week Dr. H. R. Get was we'll pleased with the work being ldone
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