The Mena weekly star., 1917-05-17

m Mena Monday to get supplies of household goods.
 l. P and J. NJ. Davis of Hatfield were m Mena Tuesday to ge some land titles cleared up.
 Mrs. J H. Edwards of Big Fork came in Monday to spend this week With Mena relatives.
 Mrs. Kelsey skinner and Miss Eva Cecil of Cove spent Tuesday with Mena friends to do some shopping.
 r. P. Heron of Octavia, Ok. was Tn Mena Tuesday. returning home rom a visit to an old friend. W. H. Taylor, at Oden.
 John Combs, accompanied by his lltlle daughter, Nolia, vas in Mena Tuesday, as were alsosE and Ode Turner of the Rockyheighborhood,
 Handy Meyers, secretary of the Hatfield Federal Farm Loan Associ- alton, was in Mena Tuesday to look after matters in connection with the business of the association.
 Mrs. Dave Lackey, who came from Wardville, Ok, last Saturday on ac- count of the illness and subsequent death of Mrs. Charles Lackey, re- turned home Tuesday morning.
 
 Mrs. NJ. A. Bagshaw returned on Tuesday from Winchester, H.. where she had been visiting at the home of her oldest son and with other relatives since early last fall
 c. G. Tinnin of Bog Springs was in Mena Tuesday to make final proof before Circuit Clerk Owen Parker. George L. Davis and William w. Wolf came with him as witnesses.
 Miss Mable Lee and sister, Kath- leen, returned Monday from trip to Vandervoort and Wickes, having spent part of the time with their father Dr. F. A. Lee, i'll NanderVoort
 J. B. Hilton of Board Camp was in Mena Tuesday, this being about his first visit to the city since the ses- sion of Circuit court, at which he did duty as petit juror and jury commissioner.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Salyers came in from their Montgomery county ranch Sunday. When they return home they will be accompanied by their daughters, who have been in Mena during the school year
 John Kirsch, who has been em- ployed in the railway mail service, his work having been in the termin- al office in TeXarkana, arrived in Mena Tuesday to be at home until the mail business in the ter minal office picks up.
 At a recent meeting of Pat Cle borne Camp of United Confederate Veterans, Uncle Bob Edwards was elected as representative of the camp to attend the reunion which is to be held in Washington, D. c. He is making plans to attend,
 A. G. Gray of Howard is spending several days in Mena looking up the chances of getting peaches and other fruit to can this fall. He is particu- larly anxious to get lined up on the peach crop, but will also consider canning vegetables of all kinds.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Lawrence and M. L. Nichols, mother of Mrs. Law renee, went to Hodgens Monday for a visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. | NJ. Nichols. Mrs. Nichols will re- main at Hodgens for several days, hut Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence returned Tuesday afternoon.
 ILL Langham of Vivian, La, ar rived in Mena Monday evening, nav ing made the trip on his Indian motor cycle. He came from Vivian to Grannis Saturday, and then on to Mena Monday. While in the clty, he is visiting at the home of his sister. Mrs. A. L. Gregg, living in the west part of town.
 Sheriff H. w. Finger, County Indpe A. E. Wear, MT. and Mrs. John A Darker. the two last named from near Hatton. started for Little Rock last Tuesday. making the trip m fbe Finger automobile, driven by Bascom Finger. The trip IS Delng made to convey Mrs. Parker to the Sfafe Hospital for Nervous Diseases'
 T. NJ. Norwood, of TeXarkana, one of the state deputies of the Wood men of the World, is working m tbe Hatfield this week, in the inter est of increased membership. MT Norvood carried on a membership camnaien in Mena last winter, which resulted in securing 50 odu new members for Rieh Mountain Camp. An interesting statement IS that there are "l7,000 members m Arkansas.
 Henry Lawrence and son, ielios' of Waters were in Mena Tuesday to do trading and to attend to other h,,siness Mr. Lawrence reports that crops in the Waters community have been injured and held back ny the late frosts and the continued cold weather, but that farmers nave tent right on with the cultivation so that fields are in fine condition anu