The Mena weekly star., 1917-10-18
PERSONAL NOTES

" AAf " N' duuAei and MrS. tNandiyer.
 Tom Frye, station agent al Gran ms, was in Nena Tuesday Go attend Circuit court.
 Dr. C c, Gunnels left for Little Rock Tuesday to look after his auto mobile business.
 Dr. J. l. philpot and W. NJ. Reevs Of Grannis were in Mena on busi- ness "Wednesday.
 W. W. and J W. Phnpot of Egger were among the farmers in Mena Monday and Tuesday J. G. Wood is in from Yocana this week to spend few days with rel atives and Mena friends.
 Mrs. Stewart Phillips and children left Monday to spend a week or more at the old home in Wichita, Kas.
 Joseph R. Gill, forest rauger, re- turned Monday from Hot Springs, where he had been for several days
 T. J. Taylor of Waters is spending few days in Mena. He says his ncighborhood never had finer crops than prevail this year
 Judge J. s. Steel, who had been in Mena this week to attend the session of Circuit court, returned to his home in Ashdown this morning. 
 A. paton was advised Tuesday of the death of his brother-in-la Fred Rollins, which occurred Mon- day at his home in Almont, Mich.
 G. w. Petty returned last Tues day from a trip to Dallas, Tex, having been away since Sunday. checking up on the cotton market
 NJ. c. Trumbull and Forest Rang Ter Jos. R. Gill left Thursday on trip to Hot Springs, expecting to be away until the firstd of this week.
 Mrs. John Steel and G. b. Town send have been added to the sales force in the w. w. Townsend store during the rush of the fall business.
 B. s. Petefish passed thru Mena Monday on his return from De- Queen, where he had spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. T. A. Haz- lett.
 Mrs. Peter McWilliam and two daughters came from Acorn Thurs day afternoon to be the guests of Mrs. M. c. Trumbull while attending the rally.
 Mrs. A. T. Alexander returned the latter part of last week from Heav7 ener, where she had spent ten days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Alexander.
 Dr. P. R. Watkins reports the birth of daughter on Tuesday night to Mir. and Mrs J. N. Futch, living at the corner of Reine street and Hickory avenue.
 
 w M. Lowery and children of the Bunch school district and Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hedges of Wickes came to Mena Thursday to be on hand for the Educational rally
 Mir and Mrs D. H. Miller and son Alfred, and Mir. and Mrs Tip Latch came up from Hatfield Wednesday to investigate prices and shop with Mena merchants.
 MT. and Mrs. John Chambers re- ceived a cablegram Friday morning from Joseph Parrish, a member of the U. s. Aviation corps, announc- ing his safe arrival in France.
 James B. McDonough of Fort Smith and James Mcphetrige of Heavener, were here Wednesday to attend Circuit court, looking after railroad cases which had been set for trial
 J. c. Hoheimer of the Watkins Mercantile Company of Hatfield spent Tuesday in Mena looking after business matters, having been chief ly interested in getting lined up on the cotton market
 Mrs. G. H. Cole left Monday for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Martin, in Quanah, Tex. On the re- turn trip she will come by way of Siloam Springs, where she Will visit brother and sister.
 
 The Rev. J. B. Williams was up from Hatfield Tuesday, visiting at the home of his niece. Mrs. George Crawford. He returned home in the afternoon, but will return Thursday, accompanied by Mrs Williams, and will then spend several days with Mena friends.
 q. ". Merryffiaf, who has been liv- ing on the DeLopgy farm west of Mena. closed a deal Monday for the purchase of the John Reinlan farm of 40 acres. located five miles west of Mena, and will get possession of the same. this week, The deal was made thru the Will Sunderman agency.
 Jenkins Tibbs and F. z. Davis. the latter of Big Fork, returned Monday from trip to Kansas City having come thru in Ford, which had t. l. l-,,-.l ( h. Mn Da1+ic in kqncac