The Mena weekly star., 1917-07-26


 ness Nlsllor in Mena Tuesday
 
 Il. M. Fowler and Jerry Lambert or blg Fork were among the farm CTS in Mena today.
 Mrs. George Smith and son of ieNarkana are in Mena to spend a part of the summer.
 Ii. Il. Thomas is in Mt. Ida this week to attend the session of the montgomery 0hancery court.
 Gus Pirtle arrived Tuesday rom kenna, N. Mex, for a visit of two or three weeks with relative :, and friends.
 Arthur Ingham and Ernest parr are at work painting the woodwork on the exterior of the First National bank building,
 l W. A. Lewis, who had spent Sun day With Mrs Lewis and son. Billy. m Mena, returned to Pine Bluff Monday afternoon.
 George Lunsford of Cerro Gordo who had spent several days visiting relatives in the Ink and Yocana neighborhoods, left for his home Monday afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs Tom Wallace. who had been visiting Polk county rela- tINes for a week left Sunday for their home near Legal, Ok, where they are living on a farm.
 Mrs. A. L. Wilson of Mansfield, Ark, sister of Mrs. H. w. Roberts, arrived Monday from Ashdown, where she had been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Harris.
 Gregg Browning, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. N. w. Eddy, who had been with Mena relatives and friends for several days, left Monday night for Rockyale, Col, where he is in the barber business.
 Col. C. NJ. Latimer, Mrs. Latimer, | Walter Nance and F. F. Hoffman went to the H p. Bair farm Tuesday morning to attend the public sale which Messrs. Latimer and Nance conducted Tuesday
 Mrs. Bert Todd and daughter. Hattie, who had been in Mena for several weeks as guests at the home of Mrs J B. Anderson. mother of Mrs. Todd, left Tuesday night for their home in Jonesboro.
 Marshall Beauchamp returned Monday from Waldron. where he had been visiting friends for several days, He expects soon to be called for duty as a member of the Forest Regiment which is to be sent to France.
 Nr. and Mrs Carl Henderson of Richland, N. Mex, who arrived in Hatfield last week, having made the trip overland in their automobile, came to Mena Tuesday to spend a feN days at the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Finger.
 l J. R. Perry of Board Camp was in Mena Monday to leave for Tushka, Ok, for a visit of ten days or two weeks at the home of his son, F. & Perry He was accompanied on the trip by his grandson, Fully Perry, who had been here from Tushka. Frank Bell came in from Ed mond, Ok last Saturday to spend this week with homefolks and Mena friends. He plans to return to Ed mond next Sunday to resume his work as assistant financial secretary of the Central State Normal school.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Wilcox of Newton Kans., parents of Mrs. Glenn Wallace, arrived in Mena Sunday for a visit of a few days with Mr. and Mrs Wallace Mir i Wilcox is an engineer on the Santa Fe railway with headquarters in Newton.
 Cliff Teeter of Dodge City, Kas., arrived in Mena Tuesday morning for visit of few days with Mena friends. Mr. Teeter is a member of 1 the First Kansas Regiment of the National Guard and will join his eompany at Lawrence next week ] for mobilization before reporting for duty at Fort Sill, Ok.
 c. R. Thomas, from near Wickes, lspent Tuesday in Mena. He re- ports that his neighborhood has been particularly favored this year with crop conditions, there never having been time this season when crops suffered for the want of mois- lure. As result the crop prospects could not be much better.
 A. Parsons of South McAlester, Ok. arrived in Mena Monday to look after business affairs of his son, w. c. Parsons, who recently committed suicide on the Muxen farm in the Dallas valley. Mir Parsons expects to have his daughter-in-law and children accompany him home when he gets the affairs settled.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Petty and chil- dren. George and Frances, who had spent Sunday at Baker Springs, re turned home Monday night on train No. f. They started on the home trin with their automobile, but had a hreakdoWn before reaching