The Mena weekly star., 1917-05-31

| l Wholesale house, taking the place of Holly Christy, who disabled him. self one day this week by overlift- | ing,
 | Mrs. C. c. Williams and son, Myron, left on the early train Wednesday for Glasgow, Mo, in response to a message announcing the serious ill- ness of Mrs. Eliza Hall, mother of Mrs. Williams.
 Dr. J. C. Hilton and w. A. J. Smith started out Tuesday on a fishing trip and the vim with which they started out indicated that they were intent on bringing in a string of fine fish
 Jason Casey, brother of w. NJ. Casey, arrived Tuesday from Harts- Ihorne, Ok, to be with his brother and family during the sore afflic- tiOn that has come to them. in the loss of Mir. Casey's mind.
 | William King of Tulsa, Ok, broth CT of, Mrs. Herbert Began, arrived in Mena Tuesday for a visit of a few days with MT. and Mrs. Began, after (which he will go to his old home near Buck Knob, Scott county.
 Mrs. o. L. Cooper and son, Rupert, who had been visiting at the home of MT. Cooper's father, near Round Top, Sevier county, returned to Mena Tuesday night Master Rupert is just recovering from a siege of measles
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Dilbeck drove from Big Fork in their ear Tuesday accompanied by NJ. B. Fried and w H, Robinson. Mir. Fried has been appointed to represent his school district at the Food conference set for next Saturday in Mena.
 Mrs. K. NJ. Sharp and two little daughters arrived Wednesday aft ernoon from Muskogee, where they had been visiting relatives. After spending a few days at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. r. Averitt, they will return to their home in Prescott.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. P Harman re- turned to Mena Sunday from Los | Angeles, after an absence of about | three months. MT. Harman con- summated several real estate deals while away, exchanging California property for lands in Oklahoma and Missouri.
 Mir. and Mrs R. E. Watkins and children came from Yocana Wednes- day, the special business being the conclusion of the purchase of the Head farm by MT. Watkins. MT and Mrs. Watkins expect to move to the new farm next fall, and then place renter on the old farm.
 Prof. E. w. Hamby and daugh- 1ters, Misses Ruth and Grace, passed Ithru Mena "Wednesday on their lreturn home to Wickes from Con- way, where they had been attending the spring term of the State Nor maj. They were planning to be in Mena during the Teachers Institute.
 w. z. Maxwell of Gran, Mo, who Iarrived in Mena the first of the week on account of the death of his lbrother, Dr. R. c. Maxwell, is re- maining in Mena this week to as sist Mrs. Maxwell and the other members of the family in getting the doctors business affairs in shape. at
 Grady Emhry has been in Fort Worth. Tex, for several days buying a bunch of registered shorthorn cat- | tie which are to be shipped to Polk county and taken to the Board Camp lcommunity. He is expected to re- Iturn home the latter part of this Iweek, and up to this time has bought thirty head of cattle, The Rev. James l. Paisley. who occupied the pulpit in the Presby- lterian church Sunday morning and evening, on an exchange of work with the Rev. T. A. Park, returned home on Monday MT Paisley was entertained at the homes of Mir. land Mrs. Mark ?. 0lnev and MT. and Mrs. R. Golf, while in the city. Elder Gray of the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints, while enroute from Joplin to Gillham and other points south, stopped in Mena fdr three days last week to visit his | friend. w. w. Curtis. living at 1902 1 Magnolia avenue. continuing on his Tourney Saturday afternoon. Elder | Gray is considering making his home in Mena.
 | Mrs. V. Watt of Board Camp was lhere Tuesday to meet her daugh- ters. Misses Fauncie and Pearl, who ] returned for the summer vacation | from the State Blind Institute al Little Rock. where they had just closed their fifth year of school Minnie Ithiah Elliott of this city