The Mena weekly star., 1917-10-18

ous, but he recoverel sufficiently to be able to attemp! the trip home.
 K. Q. Gates Of Bethel Ok, was in Mena Thursday to get supplies.
 R. X. Rush, living west of Hatfield was a bushes syisitor in Mena Sat 
 Mrs. W. B Boyes of Eagleton came in Thursday Co be in attendance at the Educational Rally.
 w. French left last Saturday for kansas City. where he will spend several days on business.
 G. <. Agnew of Mission Tex, spent Friday and Saturday hcrt to look after business interests.
 J M Brunson of Big Cedar Ok. C. F. Taylor of Chant, Scott county, and B. F. Huddleston and H. F. Fry CT of Odcn were in with cotton on Satuday,
 Bert Ogden of Rocky was in Mena Saturday to start for Walnut Springs, where on next Monday he will begin a term of six months of school.
 Mrs. J. R. Cavanagh, mother of Mrs. J. Hollister Tull, after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Tull., left last Saturday for her home in Indianapolis, Ind.
 Prof. L. N. Quinn and the members of the Locksburg baseball team who came for the game at the Edu- cational rally, returned home on the belated train Saturday morning.
 B. E. Hughes, son of w. D. Hughes was in from five miles west of Mena Friday. He says they were mighty lucky last week in beating Jack Frost to a lot of feedstulf.
 Mrs. Will Reed of Weir, Kas., was expected to arrive last Saturday for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Cecil Barham. Mir. Reed was among those called for service October 3.
 Mrs. ]. P. Landes, en route from Kansas City to her home in Port Ar thur, stopped in Mena Friday to spend a couple of days with her brother, F. H. Daniels, and family
 Mir. and Mrs. George E. Edmonds, who have been stopping at the Mena hotel since their marriage moved on Monday to Mrs. Martha McCutchan's residence at 606 Tenth street.
 Mrs. w. NJ. Caldwell arrivel Satur- day from El Reno, Ok, to be here at the unveiling of the w. 0. w. monu- ment at the grave of her husband, which took place Sunday afternoon
 Miss Anna Kelley and Miss Chap man of 0den were in Mena Saturday morning on their return from Fort Smith, where they had been to at- tend the Centenial celebration and to visit friends.
 Mrs. J. L. Holt returned Friday from a trip to Texarkana and Mag noia in the interest of the Rebekall State Assembly, of which she is president. At Magnolia she attended an l. 0. 0. F. convention.
 s. Higham, who had spent ten days looking after his Investments in Polk county, left Friday for his home in Madison, Wis. His inter- ests are looked after during his ab- sence by Kelly-Stratton Co.
 Paul Long, son of Dr. l.. w. B Long and Mrs. Long, after spend ing a day with his parents, left Fri day for Texarkana, from whence he will go to Little Rock to visit his brother Donald, at Camp Pike.
 Mack Sims came from pittsburg last Saturdy to be at home while he recovers from an injury to his left hand, which he sustained last week while employed in the water service of the Kansas City Southern rail- way.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Powers on her return to Heavener Friday afternoon was accompanied by her nephew, Mas ter Clyde Cunningham, who will spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs Powers. This is his first experience of making a trip without one of his parents.
 Robert. the t3-year-Old son of County Judge A. F.. Wear and Mrs Wear, fractured his left arm just above the wrist one day last week while at play at school The frac- ture is of the green stick class and hence is not expected to give the lad much trouble.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Easterday and Mrs. c. NJ. Latimer left last Satur- day for Dallas, Tex, where they will visit at the home of Mir and Mrs George Vickers and also to at- tend the Texas State Fair. Mrs vickers is a daughter of MT. and