The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-13
PERSONAL NOTES

MT. and Mrs. J. H. Cagle of Board Camp were doing shopping in Mena Friday.
 Mrs. B. C. Plaster returned Tues day from a visit of month with relatives in Chicago, H.. and St. Pau, Minn.
 Miss Leonara Rector returned on Thursday afternoon from Eagleton. where she had spent a day with for mer pupils and friends.
 Nlr. and Mrs. Will Smith of Okla homa City are in Mena to spend a few weeks with Mir. and Mrs Bert Hiltebrand and other friends.
 Mrs. w. J. Dunman returned on Thursday from Wickes. where she had spent week at the home of her son, Dr. B, E. Dunman.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Brown came from Heavener on Friday, and went from here to Oden, where they will spend week with relatives.
 Mrs. Worthy Mckinney arrived on Friday from Hazel, Ok, going from here to the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. V. Wallin. living west of Mena.
 B. F. Bratcher of Stratford. Ok. brother of Rev. J. w. Bratcher. ar rived in Mena Thursday to spend couple of days with his brother and other relatives.
 Marvin Edgar. who mad been in DeQueen for the last several months. arrived in Mena Sunday to spend a couple of days with his mother be- Tore leaving for Oklahoma City. 
 k. Anthony and Ed Parriott have moved their carriage shop from the Peters building on DeQueen street to the Jackson building at the corner .of Port Arthur and DeQueen street.
 H. NJ. Fowler and Jerry Lambert were in from Big Fork Tuesday for supplies for taking care of their sor- ghum corp. Incidentally they brought some mighty interesting ore samples.
 Mrs. Ernest Dean of Lewisville. Ark after spending about two months at Baker Springs, spent Sun day in Mena as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Wilson, returning to her home Monday.
 MT and Mrs. $. R. Whisenhunt and children came from Acorn on Thursday, and started in Friday morning for McAlester, Ok, for visit of ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lewis.
 A. A. Tooley, who came from Mountain View, Ok, about two weeks ago and located on the farm of Mrs H. A. King, near Shady, was joined Tuesday by Mrs. Tooley and their three children.
 w. J. Davis, D. Redd. Louie Scott and MT. and Mrs. Orville Ashcraft of and w W. Stevenson of Hatfield. Camp Wilder were among the wit- nesses ia attendance al the trial of the State vs. George Latch
 The Rev C. W. Lambert and Mrs Lambert. who had spent week at the home of Mrs. John Chambers. mother of Mrs. Lambert, and with Mena friends. left on Tuesday for their home in Clovis, N. Mex.
 Mrs NJ. C. Trumbull and little son, Thelen, returned on Monday from Bath, N. Y., whither Mrs. Trumbull was called early in the summer by the death of her mother and where she had since been with relatives.
 w. B. Barton passed thru Mena Monday on his return to Cove from Fort Smith He is still in charge of the business of the Cove Lumber and Mercantile Company while O. B. Witherspoon, the manager, is on a vacation.
 J. Hollister Tun, agriculturist of the Kansas City Southern railway, is on the program for the Agricul- tural Conference to be held in Tex arkana on September IS and l9. He is to discuss Saving the Sweet Po- tato Crop
 T. C. Rose, manager of the Fair Store, returned Monday from a goods buying trip to St. Louis, hav- ing been on the markets with number of other managers to make purchases for the entire chain of Fair Stores.
 c. c. Williams, until recently edi- tor of the Mena Gazette, came in from Little Rock Tuesday, and was busy that day preparing to ship his household goods. expecting to be ready to leave Mena for the new home within day or two. "a f
 Mrs. Ira Clifford was in town Mon day and brought some very fine peaches to J IIolIister Tull, which have since been preserved and made a part of the K. c. s. display. They are said to be seedlings, and beyond doubt are worth propagating.
 
 ]. c. Goodner, after spending three weeks with relatives in Mena and in the Oden and Waters communi- ties, left Monday for his home in Weatherford, Ok. He was accompa- nied on the home trip by his sis