The Mena weekly star., 1917-10-04

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 Mrs C. NJ. Christopher of Zoe. Ok spent Sunday and Monday with Mena friends
 w B. Fry of Board Camp was in Mena Tuesday to arrange for mak ing final proof on his homestead. R. J. Aberhathy, of the firm of Ab- ernaty & Edwards, of Big Fork was in Tuesday to get supplies for the store.
 Dr. W. (. yandiler reports the birth Wednesday of a 9-pound boy to County Judge, A. F. Wear and Mrs. Wear.
 J. W. Lively arrived Monday from Marshall, Tex, to visit Mena friends and to look after his property in- terests.
 A. s. Daniel of Nandervoort has been selected as principal of the Potter schools, which open Monday. October g.
 Dr. w. C. Vandiver reports the birth of an ti-pound boy Tuesday to Mir. and Mrs. Ted Looney at Board Camp.
 Misses Blanche and Sallie Lane of Potter came up Sunday to visit with friends, expecting to return Tues day afternoon.
 Dr. c. A. Campbell, Rev. $. A. Neighbors and Miss Amy Butler were up from Potter Tuesday on business matters.
 Mrs. Will Dean returned Co Heav- ener Monday after spending Sunday ei the home of her parents en Mrs w. NJ Grant.
 Monroe Martin is now in the cm- ploy of the Farmers and Merchants bank, having begun the work the latter part of last month.
 Miss Ollie Woodell of Cove passed thru Mena Sunday en route to Fort Smith, where she will enter the Draughon's business college.
 Mrs. A. T. Alexander left the first of the week for Heavener, where she will visit her son, Lee, expecting to be gone 8 week or ten days.
 Mrs. $. D Mattison came in Mon day afternoons from Foreman to spend some time with her mother, Mrs. F. K. DeLongy at The Oaks.
 Mrs. Charles R. Stevenson and children and Mrs. Merle Edwards of Port Arthur arrived in Mena Mon- day to visit Mrs. Stevenson's parents, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Tomlinson
 T. J. Hill of the Oden community was on the market with cotton on Tuesday, selling to G. W. Petty and receiving 23.50 Mr Hill did not sell the seed, reserying it for feeding purposes.
 Oliver Woodell came from Cove Monday to make arrangements for a sale of personal property to be held on Saturday, October i3 Col E. D. Hutson will "ery" the sale.
 Misses Nettie, Freda, Ruth and Magnus Salyers are moving from their home on Stilwell Heights to the residence at 407 Tenth street in order to be closer to the schools.
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 Yk. II \. .ts.. something of unusual interest in pictures next week-ofiieisl British war pictures, Blowing the German Army Out of France" See particu- lars on Page 8.--Adv.
 Miss Connie BOnsager, recently appointed State Home Dcmonstra- ton agent to succeed Miss Emma Archer, will be in Mena on October i2 to take part on the program for the Educational Rally
 Friends of Miss Pearl Drennon, who went to the Bonneville sanitar- ium a month ago, will be pleased tot know that she is much improved. the doet0rs giving favorable reports as to her full recovery.
 Mrs. John Joplin and baby came from Wickes on Tuesday on the local, Mrs. Joplin to have dental work done, expecting to return to- morrow. They are stopping at the home of Mir. and Mrs. I. F.. Lindsay.
 Ralph Vandiver and Holder Hud- gins went to Kansas City Sunday morning, where they expect to find employment. Albert Johnston, who has been handling the night job at the express office, now takes the day place, left vacant by Ralph's resig- nation.
 K. A. O'Donnell, who has been vis- iting since Sunday at the home of J. M Burnett, living near Mena, re- turned to his home at WiIburton, Ok, on Tuesday While here, Mir. O'Donnell made arrangements to have The Star sent to him in order to keep in touch with Polk county.
 Glenn Wallace returned from po- teau Monday afternoon, where he had been to get the K c. s. agri- cultural exhibit car, which was at the poteau fair last week. The ear will be restocked with Arkansas products and taken to Gravette for