The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-13

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 An eight-pound boy was born on Sunday evening to Mr. and Mrs Brick York. Dr. w. C. Vandiver was I'm attendance.
 Mrs. D. NJ. Watkins and son, Ed ward, returned last Monday from Hot Springs, where they had been for the last two weeks.
 ] w Dilley left Saturday for Guthrie Ok. in response to word that his only brother had suffered a stroke of paralysis and was in crit ical condition.
 Dr. II. R. Getz and Prof. Homer pigg drove to Holly Springs Mon- day, the former to give a dcmonstra- ton in hog vaccination, the latter tc visit the school.
 Miss Josie Gray of Mountain Fork has enrolled as student in thC Freshman class of the High school She will be at home with her sister Mrs, II. H Thomas.
 Miss Ruth Wiley, teacher of tho primary department in the Wander Voort schools spent Saturday anC Sunday in Mena with her parents Dr. X. F, Wiley and Mrs. Wiley.
 Mrs. J. P. A. Johnston and chil- dren and sister. Miss Battenheld. of the Pine Grove neighborhood, re- turned Saturday from visit with relatives and friends in Oklahoma.
 Miss Lena Lawrence came in iron Shady, expecting to attend the MenG High school, but is holding the mat ter in abeyance for the present. She will spend this week with her sister Mrs Ellis Goss.
 Mrs. Aga Penninger came in Salur- day from Shady, where she had beer at the home of her parents, Mir. anC Mrs. c. A. Lawrence, to go to Hat field. where she will he at the home of Mrs. T. NJ. Dover.
 Gregg PurVis, who reported for duty in the navy at Dallas, Tex. or September :, has written that he has been transferred to the Great Lakes Training Camp and left for that place last Saturday.
 w. A. Cunningham came Monday from his home in the Bethesda Springs road, bringing two daugh- ters, Mrs. D. Ross and Mrs. James Ritchie and their babies, and grandpa" proved a fine nurse while the ladies shopped.
 T. A. Winton, after several days in Mena, left last Monday for Muse He was accompanied by Mrs Winton and the children, and Mrs Frank Boyles. here for a visit, who will spend a week or ten days with Mr Winton in Muse.
 Mrs. Walter Morton and little son who came from Kansas City last Thursday for a stay of a few days with Mrs. George pettitt, sister of Mrs. Morton, left Saturday for Mor- gan City, La, where Mir. Morton is employed as civil engineer.
 Prof. R. B. Dodd came from Hat field Saturday to close a deal fol the purchase of the SOW and pig, which Guy Beavers had advertised thru the medium of The Star. The pigs will be distributed among the pig club boys of the Hatfield com munity.
 Mrs. Y. R. Morris, and Mrs. Nellie Ladd and three children returned t1 their homes in Central City, Ark. last Saturday after a visit of week at the homes of Prof. J. D. Holman and Mrs. Holman. Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Ladd are mother and sister respectively, of Mrs. Holman.
 Mrs. F. E. DeLongy returned Saturday from Foreman, where she had spent most of last week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. s. D Madison. She made the trip to Foreman with MT. and Mrs. Emmett Harman last week as they were re- turning to their home in Shreveport
 Dale Barnes and Richard Garrett the two Vandervoort lads who had been confined in the county jail on conviction for grand larceny. were released last Saturday They had served their sentence of 20 days anG in addition six days to apply on the fine and costs. when their parents arranged 10 have them released. Got Gasoline and Cussed the Roads
 A party of six tourists passed thru Mena Wednesday afternoon enroute from Aberdeen, s. D. to Shreveport where they expected to spend tho winter Each of the six men in the