The Mena weekly star., 1917-02-08

office
 Chic Carter, who had been in De Queen for the last several weeks
 completing a job of plastering, re
 turned to Mena Saturday. I Henry Maxwell came in from Bi | Fork Friday to get a supply of see,
 oats and grass seed to begin sprini
 work as soon as the weather mod
 crates.
 S. B. Wallace went to DeQueeI Sunday afternoon in response to
 telegram announcing the seriou
 illness of his brother, J. A. Wal. lace.
 | w. L. Cole, pharmacist with thu Jackson Drug X Furniture Com Ipany, has rented the Henderson cottage on Eleventh street. Hi. household goods arrived last week Prof. T. c. Wigins, who began work Monday morning as a member of the faculty of the High School will be located at the home of MT and Mrs. A. Patton.
 Will White, living west of Mena returned last Saturday from Quin; ton, Ok, whilher he was called tho first of the week on account of the death of his neiee, Mrs Ella Stock ton.
 John Harper, who on Friday fin ished his term of school in the Hil- lard district near Egger, has entered the employ of the Grand Leader where he had been on extra duty since the holidays.
 Mrs. l. E. Lindsay and baby spent the latter part of last week with relatives in Vandervoort They will also visit at the home oI MT and Mrs. J. E. Joplin in Wiekes before returning to Mena
 M D. Winton of Rocky spent Sat urday in Mena He made the tril | Friday from Muse to Rocky, stop | ping along the way to gather up produce, and OH that trip the cold was almost too much for him. Mrs. A. Il. Scoggin and daughter Miss Juaniee. and Miss Emily Pip kin, are among the Mena folks who went to Texarkana last Saturday to attend the concert to be given that night by Mme Sarah Bern hardt.
 Miss Ann Trolley of Argenta, who has been visiting at the home oi Major ]. H. Burke since last Sunday left Friday for Heayener, where she Twill visit at Che home of Mrs. Fitz- patrick before returning to her
 ome.
 Miss Lilie Eapes of Prescott, has laecepted a position with the Loch- ridge Dry Goods Company as mana ger of the Ladies Ready-to-Wear department She arrived in Mena Saturday evening to begin work on Monday
 Mrs W A. Wright of Thayer. Ia. l and Miss Claire Burd Of Oreston. Ia. larrived in Mena Friday on their re- lturn from San Antonio. Tex. to be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Davis on the Plateau Fruit Farm while in the city.
 Will Williams of Waters returned to Mena Friday from Allen, Ok. ac- eompanied by his bride, having been married at Allen to Miss Hattie Bowen. The young people went to Waters Saturday, where they will he at home
 Mrs $. D. Shrewsbury. Miss Annie Barlow and Miss Ole Shrewsbury left on last Monday for Austin. Tex, where they will spend the winter with Mir. and Mrs. H. w Cardwell Mr Shrewsbury plans to go Co Austin in few days.
 j. T. Dempsey is getting his affairs m Mena shaped up so he will be able to leave Sunday or Monday for Cam den where he will open wholesale distributing point for Temp Brew He already has arranged to have a carload of the beverage shipped te Camden
 Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Garrett oI Joplin, Mo, are in Mena to visit al the hoine of Mir. anu Mrs. J. W Brown, parents of Mrs. Garrett. Mir Garrett has been in the employ ol the Frisco railway at Joplin since last June, and previously had beer lempioyed in Heavener. A. B. Palmer of the Twin Oak farm in Ouachita township was 1T Mena Saturday. Mir Palmer is bus, this spring getting ready to fence his f00-acre farm with hog-tight fence so that he will not be bothered by other peoples stock, nor will his stock bother anyone else. Dr. c. c, Gunnels returned Satur- day afternoon from a trip to For smith, Little Rock and Russellville having been out i'll the interest ol the Allen-Jakson Motor Company He reports that he sold three car loads of automobiles, and in addi- tion made big sale of 'Korker, the puneture cure, for which tho Golf Wholesale Grocery Compan,