The Mena weekly star., 1917-10-04

IN-NPOtANahSS thoe 0o9 thelitlS utW lOI them.
 Emmett Rowe of Rocky was in town Friday on business.
 James A. Slote of Hatfield, spent Friday in Mena looking after busi- ness and meeting old friends. 1 Charlie Bates went to Kings on Thursday afternoon to drive an iauto truck for the Kings Lumber Co. J. H. Edwards of the firm of Ab- ernathy & Edwards, was in from Big Fork purchasing supplies Fri day.
 | D. T. Hawkins of near Dallas, and M- II. Leonard and J. N. .philpot of Egger, were on the market with cot ton yesterday.
 T. L. Belt. who conducts the boarding house for the lumber com pany at cagleton, was down Thurs day of last week on business.
 Finn Lane was in from Old Potter Friday. He is we'll pleased with his cotton and corn crops and rejoices lover the good prices in the market. J. B. Goss is having an upper deck Quilt in his store, and when com lpiatcd, will. move the office from the lower floor, giving more space for l0iBplay of goods.
 w. M. Mathews came in Thursday from Texarkana and other points, where he has been for the past sev- eral days in the interest of the Mathews & Norris cotton firm
 Mrs. Warren Rowe, who had been with her m1ther, Mrs. +. c. Mullins and sister, Miss Louise Mullins, since Sunday, returned to her home in Hatfield last Friday afternoon.
 Roy Bales of the postofllce force, Together with Mrs. Bales and chill dren, left Thursday for his farm near Rocky, where they will spend several days looking after things in general.
 c. B. Connally and w E. Carolan of Rocky were in town Friday on business. Mir. Carolan last week sold his store at Rocky to Mir. Connally, and they were in to make the final settlement
 Mrs. F. A. Lee returned from Van dervoort Thursday, where she had had gone lest week in response to a message that Dr. Lee was ill. The doctor was feeling much better when Mrs. Lee left
 Maj. E. H. Poe stopped off in Mena for a short time Friday, coming up from Grannis on the local, and go- ing to Tulsa on the afternoon train Major Poe has spent the past month at Grannis and Shreveport.
 Mrs. Levi Pigg returned from Pot ter Wednesday, where she had been to visit her sister, Mrs. J ]. Butler who had been ill Mrs. Butler lives at 0uinton, Ok. hat il now at the home of Mr. Buffers parents.
 Clayton Sandlin of near Weleetka Ok. came in Thursday to join Mrs Sandlin and baby, who have been here for the past two weeks for medical attention for the baby. Mrs Sandlin is daughter of Lit Holli- day.
 MT, and Mrs. F. o. Johnston shipped their household goods tc Dallas, Tex, Friday, and left on the afternoon train. They expect to return to Mena again next summer This was the second summer spent here.
 Dr. W. P. Parks, Mrs. Parks and their little daughter, after a vaca- tion of little less than two weeks in Mena. left last Thursday for the doctors eld home DanvilIe, where they will spend a week before re- turning to Hot Springs.
 1 w. Homer Pigg returned Wednes- day from a trip to the schools in the southern part of the county and reports that a troop of boy scouts had been organized at Vandervoort with thirteen charter members. A IS. Daniel is scoutmsster.
 1 Miss Della Turner. a teacher ir the Acorn school. left Saturday tc lsnend part of her vacation in Heav- ener, from whence skn will % tC l Oklahoma City for short time lplann ul to return in time for the opening Of school on November 1 / | Mr. and Mrs. J G. Mckee left las Iwcek for Caney, Kas., for a visi with Mir. McKee's father and mother They took along samples of Polk county fruit. They will be gone about two weeks. J. D. Copp vii Hook after MT. McKee's business dur hing his absence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Robertson land family, after spending the sum- liner on the farm near Potter, have moved back to Mena to remain while MT. Robertson is engaged as cottor iweigher. They will again occupy Ithe J. c. Hilton residence on Pick ering avenue.
 l Mir. and Mrs. J N. Montgomery moved from Hatfield to Mena las week Mir. Montgomery has beer