The Mena weekly star., 1917-03-08

ti' duu Mrs. huii Lane and chil- dren of Potter were shopping in Nena Wednesday.
 ]. E. Williams and MT and Mrs. w !. Nichols of Hatfield, were Mena visitors Wednesday.
 Lee Alexander came from Heaven CT Tuesday afternoon to spend short time With Mena relatives and friends.
 'aE Miss Rachel Mershon who had been at the home of her sister. Mrs. Guy Thornton in Fort Smith for some Nlme, returned. to Mena. Tues- day. gsK 1A
 s. 4 Lofts and A. Nj. Furgeson of Alder, Bob Gamble and c. B. Barsh and Leonard Lilies of Waters were among the east end farmers in Mena Wednesday.
 R. A. Wilson of Octayia and Elmer Mcdonald and A. D. Tempieton of Ida, were among the Oklahoma peo- pie in Mena Tuesday and Wednes- day to get supplies. ! Mrs NJ. c. Jackson of Atwood. kas., who had spent the last four weeks in Mena at the home of her parents. Dr. R. c. Maxwell and Mrs. Maxwell left Tuesday night for her home.
 w. C, Benson of Big Fork was in Mena Wednesday. He was accompa- nled by H. keesee of Hugo. and Tom Burnett of Medill, Ok, both of whom are in Polk county on a business mission
 w. D. Ashcraft spent Tuesday in hena, coming up Monday from east Of Hatfield Mir. Asheraft is much interested in pure bred cattle and hopes to be able to secure start in that line
 The Rev. J. NJ. White of Black Springs was here Wednesday. ac- eompanying his daughter, Mrs P. NJ. Willis, and her husband. who will spend a week or more here, while the former takes medical treatment.
 Mr and Mrs. F. M Stokes and Mrs. U. F. lobe left Tuesday afternoon for Tuscola, Tex, where Mr. and Mrs. Stokes expect to locate for the benefit of Mir. Stokes health. Mrs. lobe goes to Tuscola for an indefl- mite visit.
 Alex Coyle and Willis Hungate of Grannis spent Tuesday in Mena looking after business. Neither of them had been in the county seat fer some time so they had plenty 10 do in the few hours they spent here
 The teachers and pupils of the Dallas school are planning to hold a pie supper next Friday niglf with a view of raising funds to purchase a flag for the school Public is cor dially invited to attend the supper and help a patriotic cause.
 Carl Barham, who has been in tine employ of E. c. Proctor X Son for the last two years, gave up the work last Saturday. He has not yet decid- ed what line of work he will take up next, tho it is likely that he will re- main in the auto repair businss.
 Dr. L. o. Dickson, who was brought home sick a week ago from Oden, is able to be out again and Monday he moved his office from the upper room over the Kitchener iewelry store to the front room over the First National Bank, which has been fitted up especially for a dental of flee.
 w. X. Garner will take up work of establishing agencies for Allen X Jackson ears and Kor-Ke in Arkan- sas, representing the Allen-Jackson Motor Car Company. He will travel in a car supplied by the company. startin from Little Rock next Mon day.
 John H. Fulson of Cotter. Ark, Grand Commander of the Knights Templar, arrived in Mena Tuesday night on train No. i to make an offi- cial visit with the officers and mem bers of Malta Commandery. leaving again on train No. 1 for Prescott, his next appointment.
 Tony Meyers, who for many years had been in the employ of the Loch- ridge Dry Goods Company as decor ator and salesman, but who, during the past year has been engaged in other lines of business, began work again last Monday at his old job. taking up the work where he left off a year or so ago.
 Mrs. M. l.. Bales, who has been at the home of Mir and Mrs. Roy Bales since her return from Jacksonville, Fla. moved Monday to the E. Hop per cottage at the corner of Jansen avenue and Seventh street. Mrs. Bales is planning to keep house for Mr. and Mrs. E. Roll, who are living in the Hopper cottage.
 l.. A. Holcomb of Nashville, Ark, arrived in Mena Tuesday night to accept the position of mechanician in the E. c. Proctor X Son garage. Mrs. Holcomb will come to Mena as soon as Mfr. Holcomb decides upon a suitable location. MT. Holcomb as part of his equipment brings to