The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-20

Hoyle having been Mrs. Ida Smith of 1 Caddo Gap.
 J. N. Montgomery and Joe Lewis of Hatfield were in Mena Tuesday.
 J. c. Wood was in from Yocana Tuesday to do some shopping and to spend tho day with relatives and friends.
 J. NJ. Green, father of w. l. Green, arrived Monday from Fillmore, Ok, to spend two or three weeks with Mena relatives and friends.
 Hugh Gateley began work Monday in the Moseley X Sons store, taking the place of J. A. Faulkner, who gave Up the work last Thursday.
 Mr. and Mrs. s. R. Whisenhunt of the Acorn neighborhood, who had spent ten days with relatives in Me Alester, Ok, returned home Monday
 Mr. and Mrs. George Tibbs and children came from Watson. Ok. on Monday to make their home in Mena. They will live on south Sec ond street.
 Postmaster R. & Allen made an trip Wednesday with Carrier Ira Anderson over Route No. 2 His next trip will be over roads on Route No. 3.
 A spirited girls basketball game took place last Friday afternoon on the Oak Ridge grounds between the Oak Ridge and Thackcr school teams. The score was IS to s in favor of the Oak Ridge team.
 Mrs. Basil Gather and baby of Big Heart, Ok, arrived in Mena on Tuesday for a visit with Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Kelly, parents of Mrs. and with Mena friends.
 Mrs. w. M. Chamblin and chil- dren of Potter, were in Mena Tues day to start for Magnolia, where they will visit at the home of Mrs M k Irwin, sister of Mrs Chambin.
 
 C. R. Outright, father of Mrs. B. J Stuart, who had spent two months in Mena and at the home of his son near Potter, left Monday for Doug lassville, Tex, where he will be at the home of another daughter.
 Mr. and Mrs. J Ay. Clemens of Taft Cal. after week with Mrs. G. P Dunman, sister of Mir. Glenn ems, started Tuesday on the home trip. They will make stops in Mis- souri to visit other relatives.
 Dr. w. M Yeargen, who came from Soper, Ok, Saturday returned home on Tuesday. He was ac- companied on the home trip by his Mrs. s. F. Yeargen, who will spend the fall and winter with him.
 E. R. Jackson and daughter. Miss Lula, came from Fort Smith Tues day to join Mrs. Jackson and Miss Mabel in bidding farewell to the son, Robert, who left Wednesday with the Polk county registrants for Camp Pike.
 Miss Faye Felter, whose parents formerly lived near Acorn, having once owned the farm now owned by R. F. Pettierew. spent Tuesday here in the interest of publication is- sued for the blind. The family now lives in Nebraska.
 Mrs. Jennie Peters, her son, Earl, and daughter, Miss Victoria, with Mrs. Victoria Watt and daughters, Lillie, Alkie, Foncy and Pearl, were in from Board Camp Tuesday. The latter two were on their way to the state school for the blind.
 H. C. Wheeler, living near Cove, was in Mena Wednesday on bus mess with county officials and oth- CTS. He reports that the old set tiers Of his neighborh0od are united in saying that they have the best crops they have had in years
 Ardis Colbert, who had spent short time with his parents, Mir. and Mrs A. Colbert and sister, Miss Mat tie, here from Lake Charles, left this afternoon for New Orleans, where he will enter service in the engineering corps of the regular army
 Mir and Mrs T r Bair and son, who came to Mena from Allerlon. Ia, the first of the week, arc now lo-