The Mena weekly star., 1917-08-16

however, was reported somewhat improved Tuesday
 Miss Villa Nina pipkin returned Monday afternoon from Eagleton. where she had been visiting since early last week.
 Jen Cagle of Sallisaw, Ok. Who had been wiSh relatives in the Board Camp community since Sunday, left Tuesday afternoon for his home.
 Dr. D. w. Connally and Prof. R. B. Dodd came from Hatfield Tues day night to attend the meeting Of the chapter of Royal Arch Masons.
 Mrs. w E. Wooten and two little daughters left this afternoon for d visit of two or three weeks with relatives ill Caddo Gap and Hot Springs.
 The Rev J T. Benson of DeQueen. who had been holding meetings in the Board Camp and Heath valley neehborhoods, returned home on "Wednesday.
 NIr and Mrs C. NJ. Alien Wednes- day for pharr, Tex, in re sponse to Ia telegram announcing the serious illness of w. R. Risk, broth CT of Mrs. Allen.
 Mir and Mrs. k. c. Dodge of TerfiA pie, Tex, who had been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Clark in the Dallas Valley, left for home Sunday.
 Prof. G. NJ. Woods came from Cove Sunday, and will spend most of this week visiting schools with Su- perintendent w. Homer pigg in the western part of the county
 Edgar Peters of Board Camp, an other of the Polk county boys en- listed in the navy, left Monday morning for Fort Smith to report for transfer to Newport, R. I.
 The Rev. T. A. Park and Mrs. Park left Wednesday for a visit and vacation at the old home in Tenn nessee. They expect to make John son City their ultimate destination.
 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bennett and children and Mir. and Mrs. T. 4. AL len and children, who had attended the Hatfield fair, remained over un- til Saturday afternoon to visit rela- tives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nathaniel Harrison and children returned Monday aft ernoon from Benton county. where Mir. Harrison had been employed in a berry farm during the last six months.
 Stewart Phillips arrived this week from Wichita, Kas., to join Mrs. Phillips and the children who have been here for several weeks. Mr. Phillips plans to be. here for a week CT two.
 Little Riding wired his father Saturday that he and others would leave the aviation ground school at Austin, Tex, on Sunday for Toledo, O., where they are to go into further training
 Mrs. Will Barnard and two chill dren arrived in Mena Monday aft ernoon from Billings, hunt., for al visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. Barnard, parents of Mrs. Bar nards husband.
 Miss Gladyce Mehaffey, here from Gainesville, Tex, visiting at the home of her aunts, Mesdames J. F. Averitt and John Bell, returned on Monday aftersoon from a visit with relatives in Heavener.
 Guy pipkin came Tuesday morn ing from Shreveport and after spending that day with Mena friends left that afternoon to visit at the home of his sister, Mrs. ]. M. Nich- I ols in Hodgens, Ok.
 A 91a-pound daughter was born on Tuesday to MT. and Mrs. Robt P. Brown, living in the Hudgins cottage on Seventh Street. Mir. Brown is here in charge of the work on the new postofiice building.
 Mrs O. G. Merrifeld and little daughter arrived Monday morning from Tulsa, Ok, for a visit with Mena friends. They went to Acorn Monday afternoon to spend a few days with Mrs. W. c. B. Allen.
 w II. Darwin, Ola Tunnell, An drew Daniels and Lee Pitchford were among the people in from Wickes, The three last named came to re- spond to the. call to be examined under the selective service draft. II