The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-13

Miss Irene Thornton came in Fri day evening to spend the weekend vacation at home.
 G. w. Burnham came from Nickes Friday and spent Saturday on business in the probate court
 w. c. Patterson and daughter. Miss Genolia, of Potter were in Mena Saturday to do shopping.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. P. Weddle of the Ransom neighborhood left Friday on a business trip to Tulsa and other Oklahoma points.
 Prof. T. c. Wiggins of the High School faculty, went to Grannis on Saturday to spend Sunday with Prof. S. s. Lane of the Grannis schools.
 R. H. Briscoe and A. B. DilLeck were in from Big Fork Saturday, having brought in five big bales of cotton, which was Mir. Briscoe's crop from acres.
 J. s. Ayleshire, Jess Arnold and George Whisenhunt came in from Shady Friday, the two last named bringing in load of cotton to be ginned at the Allen gin.
 Holder Hudgins came in from Kansas City last week to spend two weeks visiting homefolks and friends. He is employed in the of flee of the Wells Fargo Express Co.
 Prof. G. M Woods and K. H. Skin ner of Cove were here Saturday to attend a meeting of the executive committee of the County Sunday school Association, which was held in the office of D. E. Dodd.
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 Curt Hawthorne left Friday for Kansas City, where he will enter the Sweeney Automobile School. He was joined in Heavener by Vernon Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. s. D. AL len, who will enter the same in stitution.
 Carl Ehret, living west of Mena, last week added to his real estate by buying a 32-acre tract from Geo. Waters and J. A. Hughes. He plans to develop the land into pasture that he may go more extensively in to the cattle business.
 Mrs. F. l.. Worrell and Miss Hath away of Rich Mountain were shop ping here Saturday. Mir. and Mrs. Worrell and son, Paul, returned re- gently from a visit in Indiana, Illi- nois and Ohio, having been in In- dianapolis, Chicago and Cincinnati.
 Paul Muxen and W. N. Wallace were at Wickes Friday, where Mir. Muxen arranged to buy a carload of hogs which are to be shipped to Kansas City Monday, together with carload which Mir. Muxen has bought in the territory tributary to Mena.
 Mir and Mrs. A. J. Gramley are planning to leave within week or ten days to spend the winter in Texas and Louisiana. They will go to Houston and Port Arthur, but will spend most of their time in Lake Charles, Shreveport and New Or leans.
 Mrs. J. Hollister Full and baby accompanied by Miss Mary Sauter, left last Sunday for Indianapolis, Ind. where they will be at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Cavan- agh, parents of Mrs, Tull, until after the holidays, MT. Tull accompanied them as far as st. Louis.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Miller and chil- dren went to Rich Mountain to spend the remainder of the week with Mir. and Mrs. James Paynter. Mir. Miller has been off duty at the K. c. s. freight office for almost a week on account of illness, and he decided to recuperate at the home of his friends.
 Forest Ranger Jos. R. Gill re- turned last Saturday from Perry county, Ark, where he had been scaling timber for the government. He brought back the head of 6h- pound bass which he caught in the Maumelle the first of the week. The head has been placed on display at the Farmers and Merchants Bank.
 c. H. Cole is in receipt of copy of the Daily Review of Elkhart, Ind, containing a lengthy writeup of the death and life work of an uncle, Myron F. Cole. The deceased was 89 years old and during his long life had been active in the public life of his community, holding several im- portant positions of public trust.
 
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