The Mena weekly star., 1917-05-24

ey interests. He plans to return to his home Tuesday
 Dr. w. C. Nandiyer reports the birth of an 8-pound boy Tuesday morning to MT and Mrs. J. P. A. Johnson, living ner the Ouaehita crossing east of Mena.
 Miss Eva Cecil of Vandervoort came to Mena Monday to have den- tai work done, returning home this afternoon. While in the city she was the guest of Mrs. J. c. Hudgins.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Reno and baby went to Rich Mt. Tuesday morn ing to spend few days with Mir. Reno, who is working in the Trum- bull slave camp near Rich Noun tain.
 W. A. Hathaway of Grannis was in Mena Monday on return from Rich Mountain, where he had entered into contract to teach the Rich Mountain school during the coming year.
 Bert Worrell of DeQueen spent Saturday in Mena looking after the funeral arrangements for Oliver Cox. He was unable to be present for the funeral services which were held Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Addie McDearmon, teacher of the Eighth grade in the Mena schools during the past school year, left Saturday for a visit with rela- tives and friends in Belcher, La, be- fore going to her home in Judsonia.
 E. J. Mead of Hot Springs, assist and forest supervisor, who came to Mena last Friday night with A. H. i Scoggin, went to Rich Mountain on Monday with Forest Ranger Joseph 1 R. Gill, to look after some timber sales.
 | w. A. Worthington and J. c. Clark of Cove were here Tuesday on busi- mess with county officials and others. They made the trip in Mr. Worthington' automobile, and re- port that they found plenty of bar' road
 w. A. Ragland returned Monday morning from Springfield, where he had spent a few days visiting old 1 friends, after the close of the 10th Annual Conclave of Knights Tenn plar, which had been held in Jones' boro.
 Charles c. Delaney, county farm demonstrator, left Tuesday afternoon for the perrigo farm west of Mena, where he is going to be with the farmers of that community while they are finishing the concrete work on their dipping vat.
 Mrs. Emmett Harman and baby who had been visiting at the home of Mrs. F. E. DeLongy at The Oaks, left Saturday for their home in Shreveport. They plan to return to Mena later in the summer to spend the heated period in the mountains. Mir. and Mrs j. R. Lambert of Egg ger spent Wednesday in Mena with ! friends and to do some shopping. Mr. Lambert brought to The Star office some fine samples of proving wheat and meadow Oat grass. of both of which he has a promising crop.
 w. NJ. Chamblin, Tut Harris, J. H, Self. Emmett and Doyle Rowe, Artie Littlepage and w. NJ. Jackson, all of the Potter community, were in Mena Tuesday to attend court of l.. N. Burnett for the trial of the suit of U. H. Self vs. Tut Harris and W. NJ. | Chamblin.
 ]. T. Rees and two children, of Nara Visa, N. Mex, arrived in Mena Saturday from Haileyville, Ok, for a visit at the home of Dr. A. K. Wiley and family. They plan to re- turn to Haileyville Tuesday, and then after few days will go back to New Mexico
 MT. and Mrs. w. Homer Pigg, Mir and Mrs. E. ]. Moseley, and Mir. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Shields were among the | Mena people who attended the de- coration services at Rocky Sunday They report that in spite of the threatening weather, there was a good crowd at the services. 1 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Goss and chil- dren. accompanied by Mrs. J. H. Ed wards mother of MT. Goss, went to Big Fork Sunday, making the trip | in the Goss automobile. MT. and Mrs. Goss returned Sunday night | hut the children will remain for a few days at the home of Mrs. Ed wards.
 1 J. N. Montgomery, who began work Hast week in the store of the Wat lkins Lumber and Mercantile Com Ipany in Hatfield, came to Mena on Monday to arrange for Mrs. Mont l gomery and two sons to join him. lThey all went to Hatfield on the local freight last Tuesday, and their