The Mena weekly star., 1917-01-11

Mayor j. H. Hamilton has been confined to his room for the last several days on account of illness.
 Col. C. NJ. Latimer and Walter Nance went to Egger Wednesday to handle the public sale for Levi Vim berly
 J. A. Pore of Hatfield was in Mena Monday arranging to get out some advertising matter for his business as veterinarian.
 G. l.. Loehridge left last Tuesday for rexarkana, where he will be un- der treatment for some time, i'll Dale's Sanitarium.
 w. w. Cleaver came from Port Arthur Monday to spend few days at the home MT. and Mrs. Bert Hilte- brand and with Mena friends.
 Mrs. k. R. Lyman is in Little Rock this week, attending the semi-annual meeting of the State Chiropractic Board, of which she is the head.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Oliver and two children came from Heavener Tues day afternoon to spend a week with MT. and Mrs. Gus Emerson and other relatives.
 b. w. Terry, who has been in Mena since early last summer, left last Tuesday for his former home in Teague, Tex, to close some busi- ness affairs.
 Marion J. Lewis of Board Camp was in Mena Monday night to go to Fort Smith in response to a sum- mons to serve as petit juror in the federal court.
 Van Free and Jos. Reynolds of Alder and Frank Lilies and Frank Chilean of Waters were among the east end farmers in Mena Wednes- day to do some trading.
 Sam Feds and son, A. B., of Opal, were in Mena on business errands Tuesday. They report roads very rough as a result of the recent rains and present rapid drying.
 
 w. NJ. Martin of Mountain Fork was a Mena visitor Tuesday, this be- ing his first trip to Mena in long time. He says that he has been too busy this winter to go anywhere.
  J. T. Magfuder of the First Na- tional Bank left Tuesday night for Quinton, Ok, to attend the meetings of the directors of the banking in- stitution in which he is interested.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Brooks, sister of Mrs. A. j. Gramley, arrived in Mena Saturday night for an exten- sive visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Gramley on Bethesda Springs avenue.
 NJ. c. Trumbull and Dr. C. C. Gun nels spent Tuesday at Ink inspect ing a bunch of 10000 slaves which had been cut on the lands of Dr. Gunnels and which are to be sold to Mir Trumbull.
 Mr and Mrs. A. T. Green and fam fly, who came from Dekalb, Tex. | d few weeks ago, and had since lived at the north end of Mena street, Jeff | Monday for Cove, near where Mr. | Green has bought farm.
 Mpc M Eanl,- opl .I;flrn,, | living west of Mena, left last Sat urday for Little Rock. where they will join Mr. Candy. who has been | there for the last two weeks. Ha has employment as a carpenter
 Mr. and Mrs. E. W perrigo, lSina | near Divers Chapel We're among | the people in town last Saturday | They are planning 10 start dairy i herd this spring, and to that end are looking around io buy some thoro- bred Holstein or Jersey cows.
 Robert Dashiel of Tacoma. Wash. 1 who has been visiting his parents. | Mr and Mrs J. Nj Dashiel, left Mon- day for Henrietta, Ok. where he will 1 enter the employ of his brother. ] Frank, who is in the furniture busi- ness.
 G. c. Whipple began work Tuesday morning in the warehouse Of the Golf Wholesale Grocery Company taking the place of T. J. Dempsey. who will leave soon for Canien where he will open a wholesale dis tributing house for Temp Brew
 Mr. and Mrs. A. G. North came !n from Ink Tuesday to leave for Lex ington, Ok, where Mr. North expects 10 find employement with the Santa Fe railway company They were brought in to town hy C. w. C0rley, for whom Mir. North has been work ing.
 J. K. Mount came in from Ram som Monday and left that night for Fort Smith. where he will he on duty as juror in the federal court. A. L. Durham of the Dallas valley, who had also been summoned for Jury duty at this term of court is unable to attend on account of ill- ness.
 Hosea Ross, who came to Mena several weeks ago with F. D. Pierce.