The Mena weekly star., 1917-07-12

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 ]. T. Magruder of the First Na- lional bank returned Friday after noon from business trip to Quin- ton, Ok
 Will Tow was here Saturday to make his quarterly report as Justice or the Peace of Potter Township to the County court.
 Miss Leonora Werauch left on Thursday night for a visit at the home Of her uncle, Roderiek Il. Johnson, in Tulsa, OK.
 Mrs. T. r. Haslctt of DeQueen passed thru Mena Friday enroute to her home after having spent a week with her mother, Mrs. B. $. Pete fish in Acorn.
 Mrs. Leland Agard and baby re- turned to Mena Thursday from the lerba Buena ranch, where they had spent couple of days with Mir. and Mrs Harry Davis.
 Mrs. ]. S. Began of Prescott, Ark, mother of Herbert Regan of the local forest office, left for home on Saturday after having spent a week with Mr and Mrs. Regan.
 Mrs. w. w. Chandler, who came from Shreveport last Saturday in response to word of the critical ill- ness of her granddaughter, Dorothy Lee Lailin, returned home Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. T. A. Coleman and daughter, Yelma, are expected to arrive Mon day from Little Rock to spend a month or longer tt the home of MT. and Mrs. ] w. Bradley, parents of Mrs. Coleman.
 Mrs. D. w Davis and son, Donald and daughter, Grace, of Beaumont Tex, who had spent three weeks at the home of MT. and Mrs. r. J. Smith on Grandyiew Heights, returned home Saturday afternoon.
 E. w. Stokes arrived on Saturday from Austin, Tex, to join Mrs. Stokes, who has been here for about two weeks visiting at the home of her sisters, Mesdames R. B. Board and Pearl Dean.
 Clifton Hay, who with his mother and brother, Jess, had spent last week in Mena, left on last Sunday for his home in Fayetteville, where he is in the employ of the Duke Jewery company.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Biggs of Wom- 1 ble, are here for visit at the home Iof Mir. Biggs mother, Mrs, ] A. Riggs, who is spending the summer in Mena, living in one of the Major Burke cottages on Jansen avenue.
 Mrs. Phillip Daniels left last week for Heayener to join MT. Daniels who is in the employ of the Kansas City Southern railway as brakeman, as is also his brother. Harold Dan iels. MT. and Mrs. Daniels will go to housekeeping in Heavener. |
 Mir. and Mrs Ed McCutchan and son came from Heavener Thursday afternoon, Mrs. McCutchan and son remaining for a visit with Mrs. Bert Todd, here from Bonneville, and with Mena friends, and Mir. Me l Cutchan returning home on the levening train Thursday
 Lee Alexander came from Heav- ener Thursday afternoon to spend day with MT. and Mrs. w. Nj. Wal lace and Mrs Catherine Wallace, mother of the first named, who are here from Pecan Gap, Tex, visiting Polk county relatives. He will re- turn to Heavener tonight j. I. Martin and Miss Mamie Wal len, both of Page, Ok were granted a marriage license last Saturday by County Clerk Will Alexander, and were united in marriage at the of flee of the County Clerk, the eere- mony being performed by the Rev. ]. K. Rushing of the NJ. E. church, South.
 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Budd and chil- dren arrived Sunday from ogden, Ark, to spend the summer in Mena, making the trip to Mena in their au- tomobie. They will be located in the NJ. A. Stratton residence on Tenth street. Mir. Budd will make frequent trips to Ogden to look after | his farming interests.
 1 Robt. Atwood. who with his moth- CT, Mrs. Ben Atwood, has been in Mena the last two weeks, returned to Hot Springs Saturday night He is in the employ of the Garland Flaming Mill Company, and his father is with the same concern. Mrs. Atwood will remain in Mena for some time longer.
 Mrs, ]. P Landes, who had spent two weeks at the home of her broth CT. F. II. Daniels left last Monday for Wichita, Kas., to spend a week She will then go to Hutchinson, Kas., for n visit at the home of Mir. and