The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29

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 C. A. and Dan Lawrence were among the Shady folks in Mena on Wednesday,
 Willis Hungate of Grannis was looking after business in Mena on "Wednesday, -s.os
 Mr and Mrs. Ira Hall of Mountain Fork were among the people in Mena Wednesday,
 w. A. Cunningham was in Mena Tuesday to get grist of cornmeal from the Mena Flour Mills.
 w. E. Jones of Potter was in Mena Wednesday to market cotton and to look after other matters of business.
 M A. Spencer arrived Wednes- day from Fort Doniphan, Ok, to spend Thanksgiving with Mena friends.
 Mrs. M. A. Eddy and daughter, Maxine, who had been in Mena since Monday. returned to Heavener on Wednesday,
 Miss Minnie Allen of Gillham ar rived in Mena on Wednesday to be the Thanksgiving guest of Mir. and Mrs. R. Golf.
 Oliver Woodell of Cove, while in Mena Tuesday, closed the deal for the lease of the J. R. Leathers place located in south Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs. c, M. Miller were in from Egger "Wednesday to market cotton and get supplies. Mr. Miller sold his cotton at 2S cents.
 Miss Josie Gray and Miss Carrie Thomas went to Mountain Fork on Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with Sam Gray and family.
 Mrs. Carrie Whipple, who had been with Mena relatives since the latter part of last week, left Tues day for her home in Hatfield.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen Railsback of Aida, Ia, after spending several weeks in DeQueen, arrived in Mena Tuesday to make their home.
 J. C. Goodman, merchant and cot ton buyer in Cove, spent "Wednesday in Mena getting lined up on the cot ton market with the local buyers.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed. Roberts, who had been at Grannis for few weeks, were in Mena "Wednesday to return to their former home near Shady.
 Arthur Braue. with the Stock yards company of Oklahoma City, arrived in Mena Monday for a visit of few days with Mir and Mrs. John Bluitt and family of the Foran Gap country.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Badt returned last Wednesday from Little Rock, where they had attended the mar. riage of their son, Jesse, to Miss Sibyl Lyons, which was solemnized Tuesday morning.
 Lonie Seigler and Miss Sarah Har- low, both of Talihina, Ok, were married Wednesday at office of the county clerk, the ceremony being performed by the Rev J. R. Rush. ing of the M E. church, South,
 J. NJ. Watkins and daughters, the Misses Mayme and Mace, we're in from Hartley "Wednesday to shop and to visit friends. Mr, Wad- kins brought in | bales of cot ton, which was only part of his crop.
 w. A. Spencer. who with his fam fly, came from Colorado, Tex, about two weeks ago, and had since been living in Mena, has entered into contract to buy what is known as the Hartman farm on the Talihina road west of Mena.
 Mrs. D. w. Carter returned Tues day from Fort Smith, where she had been called on account of the serious illness of her grandson, Rob- ert McCann, Jr. She reports that the little fellow is much improved but still unable to be up.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Salyers, who came from the ranch Sunday, re- turned home Tuesday. They were accompanied on the home trip by their daughters, Misses Nettie, Freda, Ruth, and Magnus, who will spend Thanksgiving on the ranch.
 Fred Duke returned to Mena Sat urday night, after having spent sev-. eral days in Prescott looking after business affairs after leaving Camp Pike, where he had reported for duty in the National Army. He was not accepted in the army because Polk county already had furnished her complete quota.
 Mrs. c. H. Cole returned to Mena Monday afternoon from Siloam Springs, having been away about six weeks. She had spent four weeks of the time with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Martin. in Quanah, Tex, going thence to Sloan Springs. ...l.o,,- A.Le 1,oe n hrothap apd aicfar