The Mena weekly star., 1917-10-04

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 Il. NJ. Lott and Y. Lunsford of locana were in Mena Saturday.
 Mrs. J. k. Joplin of Wickes was in Aena Friday for dental work.
 I. r. Rogers of Mountain Fork was business visitor in Mena Saturday
 NJ. w. Roberts of Shady spent Fri day in Mena looking after business matters.
 A. C. Higginbottom of Wickes was attending to business in Mena Sat urday.
 George Roberts of Big Fork was in Mena Saturday to make application for homestead entry.
 Mack Hughes of Cove spent Fri day in Mena on business with coun- ty officers and others.
 The Rev. A. $. Daniels of Wander voort was in Mena Saturday to at- tend the Sunday school convention.
 Hardie Jones and daughter, Miss Desie Jones, were in from Owens Chapel Saturday to attend Sunday school convention.
 Mrs. Carrie Whipple returned to Hatfield Friday afternoon, after spending the day with her daughter Mrs. T. A. Winton.
 $. R. Woods, who has been visiting relatives in Polk county for the past six weeks, left Wednesday for his home in Logan, N. Nj.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Heron of Egg ger left Wednesday afternoon for Calvin, Ok, where Dr. Heron will practice as a chiropractor.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Mantooth and family of near Dallas left Wednes- day afternoon for Cleveland, Ok, where they will make their home.
 J. B. Goss returned "Wednesday from Grannis and other points south, where he had been since Tuesday in the interest of the Overland agency.
 Miss Edith Kinney was in Mena for short time Saturday on her way from Bunch, where she had taught the summer term of school, to her home in Acorn.
 The Rev. J. NJ. Green, who had spent ten days with MT. and Mrs W. L Green and with other relatives and friends, left last week for his home in Fillmore, Ok.
 R. Golf of this city and c. G. Goii of Cove left Sunday on pur- chasing trip of week in St. Louis, going by way of Kansas City, where they spent one day.
 J. H. Ritcnie and Olin Turner road overseers, and J. c. Garland and will Tow, justices of the peace were in Mena Saturday to make re- ports to the County court.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Bassett and Mir and Mrs. T. A. Cox and daughters went to Rich Mountain Friday tc attend social at the home of Ernest Dewitt, expecting to return Satur- day.
 The small son of D. c. Hodges, liv- ing four miles north of Rocky, is re- ported out of danger from a case oi Dr. Watkins adminis- tered serum treatment some days ago.
 Mrs. John Steele went to Hodgens Ok, Friday afternoon, and after spending a short time with Mir Steele, went on to Saiiisaw, Ok, te visit relatives. She expects to be gone a week
 ]. E. Williams, Mrs. Maud Colman and daughter-in-law. Mrs. Boyd Colman, and Dr. D. A. Hilton, all oi Hatfield, were in Mena on Friday coming up on the local and return ing on the afternoon train.
 Miss Irene Thornton came in from Shady Friday evening after the close of the summer term of school, which ended Friday afternoon. She was brought in by Mrs. Milton Lawrence who remained in Mena until Satur- day
 Prof. G. Nj. Woods and son came from Cove Saturday to attenC the annual county Sunday schoo convention in session in the presby- terian church. Mir. Woods is presi- dent of the southern district of the county.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Williams anC granddaughter Miss Bettie Jane Smiley, arrived Friday from Cleve- land, Ok, to become permanent res idents of Mena. MT. and Mrs. Will Hams were in Mena several weeks ago and at that time purchased tht Hopper cottages on Jansen avenue from E. B. Rall.
 Bert Ogden was in from Rocky or Friday evening. He and his broth CT, Ray, have just closed the summer term in the Rocky school and were making preparations to hold tho closing exercises at the Rocky church Saturday. Bert will bo em pIoyed in Walnut Springs. Seviel county, during the winter term, ant