The Mena weekly star., 1917-07-19
PERSONAL NOTES

cdillt rom Page SatuP- daS, and wlil spend vacation of two weeks m Mena. IVY
 Holly Rebekah lodge. by an offer lng Of sS.70. has been added to ,he fist ot gIvers to the Red Cross fund
 Hubert Patton is planning to go to foft smith next Sunday to make ap- pilcation for enlistment in the navy
 Mrs \. C. Pattee and little daueh- ter returned Monday afternoon from Maldron, where they had been vis- itlng relatives.
 Mrs. Il. R Groves of Yocana TO- turned last Tuesday from Ardmore oA2 where she had spent two weeks With relatives.
 Mrs. Ella Stickelman of Hovard returned home Tuesday after visit ol a week with Mrs. J. l.. Holt and other Mena friends.
 Mr and Mrs. s. W. Hilton of Asher OK, who had been with Polk comfy relatives for several weeks. left for their home Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Petty and son. George, drove to Baker Springs on Saturday night to spend Sunday. re- turning to Mena Monday. l.. E. Byers and J. H. Allen re- i turned Saturday from a trip to the territory about Smithville, 'havine been away since early in the week. Doss Thomas, who had been on the farm near NunIey since early last spring, is in Mena this week to help out in the Peters blacksmith shop.
 Mrs. T. F. Curtis and little son. arrived last Monday from Kansas City for visit at the home of MT. and Mrs R. $. Allen, parents of Mrs. Curtis.
 Miss Ruth Griffin of Texarkana niece of w. A. J. Smith, arrived in Mena Monday night to spend the re- mainder of the summer with Mir. and Mrs. Smith.
 Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Garrett and children arrived last Tuesday from Gerty, Ok, going from here to Egger. to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Garrett.
 W. w Roberts and son, Peter, in from Big Cedar, Ok, Monday, report that good rain fell in that section Sunday and as result the crop prospects are fine.
 The Rev. w L. Smith left Monday for Mount Ida where he will assist the Rev. J. w. Hulsey in conducting revival meeting which will be in progress for an indefinite period. William Alley of Mt. Ida, was in Mena Monday night, making the trip in his automobile to bring three pas |sengers, who could not wait for the passenger truck which arrived to- day.
 Mrs. J. c. Mcclure, who had spent three weeks visiting relatives in Ft. Smith and Greenwood, returned to Mena Monday afternoon. She is now at home with Mir. and Mrs. s. NJ. Rid- ling.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. C. Embry spent Sunday with Board Camp relatives and friends, returning to Mena in time to escape the heavy rain which fell in that section Sunday evening and night.
 Arthur Lawrence, who, with his brother, Artie, has been making crop this year near Shady, came to Mena last Saturday to spend few days in town in order to get medi- cal attention.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Wallace of Legal, Ok, have been with Polk county relatives since last Saturday. Mir. Wallace returned home last Tuesday. but Mrs. Wallace will re- main for some time longer.
 Dr. W. c. Vandiver reports the birth of son to Mr. and Mrs. Bob i Edwards of Ink on Saturday, July IA, 1 and the birth of a son on Tuesday, { July F. to Mr. and Mrs. D. l.. Har- day, living two miles north of Mena. 1
 Oscar Abernathy of Texarkana IS here to spend the week with his par ents. MT. and Mrs. Phillip Abernathy, | living on Southerland avenue. Mir. Abernathy is in the employ of the 1 Texas Produce Company of Texar- kama.
 Mrs. D. B. Joplin returned Sunday | from a two-weeksI trip to Fort 1 Smith, Van Buren and Dyer, where | she had been visiting relatives and | friends. At Dyer she visited at the | home of her daughter, Mrs. Minnie 1 Chitwood
 Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Alexander and | family. who came from Fort Smith l last week, are now at home in the l J. A. Thornton cottage at the corner 1 of Hickory avenue and Eighth street They plan to spend the summer sea- son in Mena.
 Luther Sellers of Mountain Fork | was a visitor here Tuesday. He re- norfed that crops in the Mountain 1~.l- .,o11ax~ ana ;u ffnp shane fbig |