The Mena weekly star., 1917-06-07

displayed both in the arrangement and the presentation of the drama. | A. ]. Robbins, living west of Mena, was among the farmers in Mena Sat urday.
 Perry Barnes of the Dallas Valley left Tuesday afternoon for Phoenix, Ariz., where he has promise of a job on a ranch.
 Mrs. Robt. Turner of Texarkana is ill Mena for a visit of week or ten days with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Byrd.
 Miss Vivian Mckinney left Sun day for Norman, Ok, where she will attend the summer session of the Oklahoma State University. Mrs. w. NJ. Wilburn, of Wilburton, Ok, arrived in Mena Saturday, going from here to Board Camp for visit at the home of Marion Lewis.
 Miss Lucille Gam of Little Rock, aunt of Fred, Sidney and HaIbert Duke arrived Tuesday for a visit of day or two with her nephews.
 R. A. Montgomery left Saturday for Washington, D. C., to attend the Confederate reunion, after which he will go to Penns City, Pa, for a visit. E. NJ, Sharp arrived Sunday aft ernoon from Prescott, Ark, to attend the funeral of his friend and former business associate, George L. Loch- ridge.
 Miss Annie Smith of Malvern, Ark, niece of the Rev. w. L. Smith, is here for visit of week or ten days at the home of MT. and Mrs. Smith.
 Dr. R. T. Connally, Robt NJ. Berry and c. B. Connally were among the Freedom township people in Mena Saturday to attend the meeting of the Polk County Council of Agrieul- ture.
 1 Miss Irene Thornton went to Hat ton Tuesday for visit of few days with friends. She will teach the summer term of school this year in the Shady district. beginning the second week in July.
 c. NJ. Edwards was in from the Quito neighborhood early Monday to make funeral arrangements for the i3-year-oId daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Noah Shelton, the child having passed away late Sunday might
 Mena relatives and friends are in receipt of the announcement of the birth of Miss Juanita Moore, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Moore, at their home in Oklahoma City, on June f. Mrs. Moore will be remem- bered as Miss Ova Green.
 l. c. M. Latimer, writing from Or lando, Fla states that he and Mrs Latimer will go toTampa, Fla, next week and that they will be starting for the north in a~few weeks. He closes by saying that he will be back in Mena in time for the sales next Hall. 4 tMr. and Mrs. s. w. Hilton came IsfGom Asher, Ok, Sunday for visit with Polk county relatives and friends. They are at the home of Mir. and Mrs. B. A. Duncan on Dallas avenue, Mrs. Hilton being sister of | MT. Duncan, but they plan later to go to the Board Camp community. | Ed McCutchan, w. D. Snyder, J. T. Monroe. l.. Scarborough, ,eC. Flanni- gan and Roy Cooper were among the | Heavener Knights TempIars who at tended the G. l.. Lochridge funeral They were joined by F. L. Worrell of Rich Mountain. Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Ed McCutchan accompanied their husbands to Mena. Mir. and Mrs. R l.. Reece and daughter of Poteau, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs, V. c. Parker, mother of Mrs Reeee.eMf. Reeee ihas sold his interests ffi Poteau, and left on Monday for Nashville Ark, to look up a new location. Mrs. Reece and daughter in the mean time. will remain in Mena.
 Frank Lochridge of Kingsland, Ark. brother, and Albert Acruman of St. Louis, brother-in-law of C.. IL. Lochridge, arrived Sunday to be ihere to attend the funeral services held on Monday. Mrs. Albert Acruman, sister of Mir Lochridge. was unable to come on account of illness.
 Mrs. q. ". Petty and daughter. Miss Frances, returned Tuesday morning from Chicago. where they had spent a week with Miss Edmen- | ia Petty. who had just completed her work under Elias Day in the ILyceum Arts Conservatory, and was about to start out on a chautauqua tour as a member of the Lyeeum Entertainers.