The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05

?, Powell of Cove was among Ihe farmers in Mena on business | Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Java Bates and Lii AD,ernathy were lamong the Big Fork folks in Mena Monday.
 ". H. Sullivan sofs Mickes. re- turned home Tuesday y-.aI1er lookine alter business matters in Mena.
 G, L. Lochgfage returned .Ndnaav night from Mountain Valley Sani. 'arlum' located near Hot Springs.
 James F. Clark of Allen. Tex in subscribing to The Star. writes soon. N A"''' 'S
 F. F. Edwards, assistant post master at Ali, Montgomery county was in Mena Monday to get supplies Tor the Edwards store.
 Mrs. c. A. Welch and baby re- turned Tuesday from a visit to rela- llves Tn Heavener and Waldron They were met at Heavener on the return trip by Mir. Welch.
 Ben Goolsby came from Board Camp Tuesday Go market eggs and poultry which he had taken in at his store during the last week The lot netted him SliS.3O. o. B. Stark and sister. Mrs. Dr stark, moved Tuesday from the farm west of Mena to the Will Sun derman property on Bethesda ave- nue, for which Mir. Stark recently traded.
 A. McCurley of Grannis, Justice Of the Peace of Ozark township. has sent his resignation to County Clerk Will Alexander, to be transmitted to the Governor for acceptance.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Lee, who are now living near Waters, having moved from Egger some time ago spent Tuesday night in Mena as the guests at the home of Mrs. NJ. E. Ratliff, sister of Mrs. Lee. Mir. and Mrs. P. D. Lane are here from Wilburton. Ok, to investigate climatic conditions with a view of locating on a small farm. They are stopping with Mir. and Mrs. John Bell on South Mena Street. 
 G. w. Haywood left Tuesday aft Iernoon for Shreveport, where he will open a manufacturers agency hand ling machinery, mill supplies, etc. Mrs. Haywood will remain in Mena until next Sunday, with her parents Mir. and Mrs. R. II. Nall, and will then join MT. Haywood.
 R. l.. Norris Wednesday bought a bales of cotton, which he thinks about winds up the market for this season. Two of the bales were bought from County Judge A. E. Wear at IS 3-t6 cents per pound and the third bale was bought from w H. Class at IS i-8 cents per pound 
 A. J. Sanger of Weatherford, Tex. arrived in Mena Tuesday with a arload of household goods and stock for the purpose of locating in Mena Mir. Sanger was in Mena about g month ago and at that time decided to locate here.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Franklin of Falls City. Neb., on their return from Car son, La, where they had spent the winter, were in Mena for several days at the home of Mir. Franklins sister, Mrs. R. H. Johnson. living at t20i Hickory avenue. They left on Tuesday night for their home in Nebraska.
 Mrs. J. c. Wood and daughter, Miss Bernice, who came from Mills, N. M., on account of the death of Buster Wimberly, brother of Mrs. Wood, and had since been with relatives in the Egger neighborhood, are spending this week with Mena rela- tives. They plan to start on the home trip the latter part of this week
 Albert Robertson, who has been associated with Hosea Ross in the grocery business at the Alexander old stand has severed his connection with the business and is planning with his family to move to his farm near Potter on Thursday Albert is going to join the army of prepared ness in the matter of doing his part toward raising things to eat.
 Ed Kinds arrived Tuesday from Atchison, kas., with the car of household goods, machinery and a team or horses for his father, F. NJ. Kinds, who arrived last week and will locate on the Dr. Summerville place at Bethesda Springs. Mir. Kinds will remain here until he gets his father and mother located, and possibly he may stay all sum- mer. The horses he brought are a fine team of standard bred mares.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Cole were ad- vised Tuesday of the death of their Ison-in-law, Ralph Cunningham, at Savannah, Mo. The death was due to uraemic poisoning, and followed an illness of about a week. Mir and Mrs. Cunningham were visitors in Mana last summer and Mrs Cun-