The Mena weekly star., 1917-06-07

] MISS bfdce, arrived Thursday from Mcfarland, kas., for a stay of some length in Mena
 Mrs T. c. Johnson of Rich Noun tain spent "Wednesday in Mena shopping and to visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. Oliver Johnson.
 J. w. Stevenson left Tuesday for MusAogee, Ok, where he will be in the employ of the Adams Cooper Auto Sales Company of Fort Smith.
 Mrs. W. A. Long and baby, who had spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Long, returned to their home near Wickes Friday aft- ernoon.
 Mrs. Sarah E. Winkley was moving on Wednesday from Mena to the farm four miles east of Cove. She had been spending much of the time this spring on the farm.
 Dr. D. w. Connally, Dr. c. F. John son, Prof. R. B. Dodd, J. C. Allen and Lewis Johnson were among the Hat field people in Mena Monday to at tend the funeral of G. L. Lochridge.
 Mrs. H. A. Stanton, mother of Mrs. Louis Gore. arrived Monday to spend the week at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Gore on Grandview Heights, and to look after her property in- terests in Mena.
 Rev. D..J. Sossaman and family enjoyed visit the past week from Mir. Sossaman's older brother, Rev. P. A. Sossaman, who lives near DeQueen. He returned to his home Saturday morning.
 John Harrison, who had been on duty for about a month as one of the night police, gave up the work Thursday night. B. A. Duncan was appointed to take his place, and went on duty Friday night.
 | G. B. Smith, who had been out for the last four days with the inven- tory party of the Kansas City South- ern railway, making the annual in- ventory of tools and other material returned Wednesday from Heav- ener l W. A. Smith came in from Strawn | Tex, Wednesday to spend few days with Mrs. Smith and the chil- dren. Mir. Smith is doing drilling in the oil fields near Strawn, and re- ports that they have struck a good shallow pool. and are now prospect ing for deeper wells.
 Mrs. Gordon Boone, who had been in Mena for about two weeks on ae- count of illness of her brother, A. D. Shrewsbury, left Tuesday after noon for her home in Corpus Christi, Tex. She will be joined in Houston Tex, by Judge Boone, who will ac- company her home.
 ] Miss Emma Archer of Little Rock, State Home Demonstration Agent, arrived in Mena Tuesday afternoon to be in attendance at the meeting of the District Federation of Wom- ems Clubs. Miss Archer addressed the meeting this afternoon on Home Demonstration Work.
 Sergeant Tom Brogan, who had spent a furlough of ten days with his parents and Mena friends, left Saturday to report for duty with his company at Omaha. He will | make a stop in Kansas City to visit a cousin who is enlisted in the off, cers reserve corps at Fort Riley. 1 Vim. Scroggins of RusselIville who. with Mrs. Scroggin and daugh- ter, Miss Rhea, came Saturday on account of the death of Mir. Loch- ridge. brother of Mrs. Scroggins, re- turned home Monday night Mrs Scroggins and daughter will remain with Mrs. Lochridge for several days l James NJ. Teague of Red Bird Montgomery Co, was here Wednes- day with force, of men anc fl teams to unload a boiler. and saw mill outfit which had been shipped Fin from Izard county, to he taken to the Red Bird neighborhood. Alex ICrain is associated with Mir. Teague | in the business.
 Mrs. ]. D. Shaver arrived Monday | from Texarkana to visit Mena rela- tives and friends, and to be here for Il the meeting of the Fort Smith Dis | trict of the Arkansas Federation
 Womens Clubs. Mrs. Shaver has | started on a trip north, and chose the opportune time of the meeting of the federation to make the stoI in Mena.
 MT. and Mrs. H. w Cardwell Jeff Friday afternoon for their home iT Austin. Tex. Mrs. Cardwell came te Mena last week on account of the critical illness of her brother, A. D | Shrewsbury, who, by the way, is much improved at this time, and she was joined last week by Mir Card well on his return from Charleston Penn, where he had been to bid or 1 a sewer contract.
 l Dean Percy J. RoDottom came or lTuesdav evening from Foreman, tC attend the presentation of the dram atization of King David" and tt attend some of the sessions of thu women's Federation Speaking of lfhe presentation of King DavidS l naon pahofton1 avnreeead binsplf A.