The Mena weekly star., 1917-08-09

ACib H1lli, diiu dS SbbH do HH Is aDle he will come to Mena to recuperate. { Ode Turner and Dr. C. A. Camp bell of Rocky were among the peo- pie in Mena Monday
 Frank and Austin Lewis, C. II. Johnson, and j. E. Williams were among the Hatfield people who were Mena visitor Monday 1 Miss Edith Daniels returned Sat- urday evening from Heavener. where she had been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dan- iels.
 { Mrs Vivian Schiff of pexarkana. who had been a guest at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. F.. J MOseley and Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Moseley, left on Saturday afternoon for her home.
 Artie and Arthur Lawrence and Joe Whisenhunt were among the young men from the Shady com munity in Mena Monday 10 answer the first call for the National army. Mr. and Mrs J. D. Tucker and Mrs. w. C. B. Allen were in from Acorn Monday to do some shopping. Mir. Tucker brought in some of the first picking of his watermelon crop.
 1 4. H. Corley of Ink was in Mena i to take a special examination for teachers license before County Su- perintendent pigs. He has been en- gagged to teach the Hickory Grove school.
 Aubrey Bolton, who had been with Mena friends for g part of his vacation, left Sunday morning for Port Arthur, where he will again take up his work as salesman in a furniture store.
 Prof w. E. Laseter of Little Rock. State Supervisor of rural schools. arrived in Mena on Wednesday to spend the remainder of the week visiting Polk county schools in com pany of Supt. w. Homer pigg. 
 James Fracliseur, $. J. Thacker, Henry Martin. Len Pickens and Tom J. Wilbanks were among the young men from the Grannis com munity who reported on Monday as registrants in the first draft
 Miss Kittie White saleslady in 1 the w. w. Townsend store. began a vacation of a month on Monday She will spend part of the time at the home of her sister in Womble, for which place she left Tuesday. morrow.
 1 Nj. F. and Wilbern Philpot were i in from Egger on business Monday. The former has just sold 100 acres of land, half cultivated and half pasture and woodland, to J. A. Her. i ron, coming to Polk county from Sloan Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Hartzel of Tex arkana arrived in Mena the latter part of last week for a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Am prose on Stilwell Heights. MT. Hartzel returned to Texerkana Sun day night, but Mrs. Hartzell will make an extended stay.
 B. H. Barton, Jr. came from Cove Monday in his automobile He was accompanied by his father, B. H. Barton, and a number of young men who were in the first call under the selective draft Among these were Douglass McDaniel. John Bohmer, 1 iBluford Scott and Phillip Price.
 Forest Ranger Herbert Began of the local forest service office and w. F. Hill of Washington, D. C., National Forest Examiner, who had been at work in the Ozark Forest Reserve for several weeks, left on i Monday for Hot Springs, to make report on the land classification. | John l.. Schoolfield, who had spent a week or more with his mother and sister and Mena friends, 1 left Saturday to join his company of the Arkansas National Guard at i Fayetteville, preparatory to going into training in Alexandria, La. He . is a musician of the company.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cunningham returned Sunday from Foreman,