The Mena weekly star., 1917-07-12

Stay and children will remain for a week longer.
 Mrs. w. F. Morshon of Hatfield spent few hours in Mena Friday.
 George Pettitt left Thursday for Woinble to spend q few days with his mother who is reported m poor health
 E. II. sapp returned Thursday from a trip to Fort Smith and other points. havsng been away since Tuesday.
 ". E. Watkins has been confined to his home hy illness since the night of July 3, but is reported im- proved Tuesday
 George Nichols of the West Valley neighborlood spent last week in Mena at the home Of his daueh- ter, Mrs. John Kirsch.
 Mrs. Henry Heilborn and son, Sam, came from Texarkana Sunday to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. sam Badt and family before going Co Tulsa, Ok, where they will make their home.
 Dr. J. W. stockton of Oklahoma City, Ok, who is visiting at the home of his mother at Cove, spent Friday with Mena friends. Dr. Stockton, who is a chiropractic, formerly had an office in Mena.
 A card from W. l. Green states that he and Mrs Green and the oth- CT members Of their party, had reached Fillmore, Ok- last Saturday, having made the trip without seri- ons difficulty
 Mrs. T. A. Coleman and little daughter, Veima arriver on Mon- day from Little Rock to spend most of the summer in Mena at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J " ". Bradley, B8rf parents of Mrs. Coleman.
 Mrs. NJ. Hassett and daughter, Mrs Stearin, when they returned to Mena last week from Baxter Springs, Kas., were accompanied by another daughter, Mrs. Lila Fenno of Siloam Springs, who will be with them in Mena for some time.
 The Rev. A. NJ. Gilbert of Mans field, Ark, is in Mena to assist the Rev. T. W. Sharp and Rev. Will Brantley in conducting the revival meeting which is being held in the Nazarine church MT Gilbert is leading in the singing
 Mir and Mrs. Herman Bredlow and daughter, who had spent three weeks at the home of the Rev k. r. Mallon and Mrs. Mallon left on Monday for their home in Detroit Mich. Mir. and Mrs. Bredlow are the parents of Mrs. MaIlon.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Lofts and children came in from Bigger or Sunday afternoon to spend a day with Mr and Mrs. J. S. Lofts and tc do some trading. Mir Lofts reports that he has his crops in good shape but that he is just now needing rain
 T. c. Rose, manager of the FaiI store left Sunday for Waldron where he will assist in invoicing the goods of the Fair Store. He will later SC to Bonneville to assist in the inven- tory of the Fair store located at thai place He expects to return to Mens Thursday.
 Hugh Cherry, who came to Mena a couple of weeks ago from Fort Worth. Tex, to locate in Polk coun- Y, was buying supplies Monday pre- paratory to going on a homestead adjoining Mountain Top farm on the west He left Tuesday to begin his residence on the place.
 Hosea Ross returned on Sunday from trip to Green City, Mo- where lie had spent week. He re- ports that the section of Missouri thru which he passed had just har- vested one of the best oat crops he had ever seen, and he adds that the prospects for corn are good, too.
 Mrs. Jess Reece and two daughters and nephew, Carl Welch, of Heaven er, who had been visiting at the home Of Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. flaw thorne, left Thursday for a visit to relatives in Black Springs, Womble and Amity, going to Womble by auto When they return to Mena they plan to go to Honey Grove, Tex, for 2 visit at the home of Mir and Mrs Monroe Rowton.
 Warner St. John, who was in the employ of the Kansas City Southern Engineering department working in the southern territory of the road, spent Sunday with his parents and Mena friends He left on Monday Tor San Antonio, Tex, to enter the employ of H. W. Cardwell, who has a contract for the construction of