The Mena weekly star., 1917-07-12
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NUlES
 Bert and Ray Ogden began the summer term of school last Mon day in the Rocky district.
 ]. 4. Patrick Of Octavia, Ok, was in Men Monday for supplies for the Raymond Wilson store.
 Mr and Mrs. W. l.. Cole went Co Texarkana Monday to spend the day and returned to Mena that night
 Mir. and Mrs. 4. V pirtle laft Sat- urday for Oden where they will spend q week with relatives Of Mrs Pirtle
 Lotus iiopp came in Saturday from Joplin 0 spend few days with Mena relatives. He left again Monday night
 Mrs. ]. W. Wells and children ar rived Sunday from Port Arthur for visit at the home of A. Ernest father of Mrs. Wells.
 Miss Edith Kinney of Acorn passed thru Mena Saturday on her way to Wickes near where she will teach a summer term of school.
 Misses Beatrice and Janette Schram and brother, Clarence, are here from Texarkana for a visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Sam Badt.
 Mrs Ed McCutchan and son, Ros- COG, who had spent q week with Mena friends. returned to their home in Heavener Sunday afternoon.
 G. D. Townsend of Ink spent Mon day in Mena. He is getting ready to begin the summer term of school next Monday in the Concord district ]. w. Bradley. who last week bought the Sleeper building located north of the Mena Hotel, has sold the same to D. W. Barton, who will tear it down at once.
 MT and Mrs, Robt. W. smith and baby of Cove, who had been in Mena since last Thursday visiting at the home of Mrs. Ella Lucas, mother of Mir Smith, returned to their home Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. l., Russell arrived last Monday from Chickasha, Ok, for visit at the home of Mrs. Rus sells mother near Nunley. Mir. Russell is in the employ of the Bell Telephone system.
 Pete Bain made application Mon day for enlistment in the 10th En- gineering corps which will be known as the Forestry regiment, and which is being recruited for service in France.
 Roy Miller, who for some time has been trying to get collection of the flags of the Allies, received two British and a Canadian flag Monday morning from E K Gardner, located in Calgary, Canada.
 W. A. Finks. cashier of the First National Bank. left Sunday for Call houn, Mo, where he will spend a vacation al the home of his parents, Mrs. Finks and daughter had been in Missouri for about two weeks.
 Mrs. Fred O'Baugh of Fort Smith spent a few hours in Mena Sunday afternoon, coming in on train No. and returning home on train No. i. She is planning summer trip to Iowa and came to Mena to make the final arrangements
 Mrs. R. l.. Thrailkili left Monday night for King City, Mo-, where she will spend the summer at the home of her mother. She will make stops in Kansas City and Odessa, Mo. Her son, Bissel is located at the lat ter place, being employed on farm,
 Mir. and Mrs. B. ]. Stuart returned the latter part of last week from CaddO Gap where they had spent a week at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Emma Fitzgerald. Mir. Stuart reports that the fishing was fine, and that more fish were caught than could be eaten.
 Chas. C. Delaney and Dr. H. R. Getz left on Monday for a tour of the southern part of the county in the interest of farm demonstration work and tick eradication They planned to make the first stop at Hatton and thence to go to Wickes and from there to Grannis.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Slay came on Saturday from fieavener to spend a short time with Mena relatives. Mir. Slay, who is in the employ of tho Eagle Grocery Company, made the trip especially to buy some huekle- berries. blackberries and peaches. He returned Tuesday, but Mrs.
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