The Mena weekly star., 1917-09-27

chester, and located near the Ash more Dairy farm.
 l Miss Arlie Wilsey came from Cove the latter part of last week and will spend this week with Mena friends.
 H. J. Harrison and daughter, Mrs. M. 0. Hendrix, with her little daugh- ter, were in from near Board Camp Monday.
 ! Mrs. James Kiefer left Monday for her home at Alexandria, La, aft CT spending some time with Mena relatives.
 l Miss Hattie Russell left Saturday for Tuskahoma, Ok. She had been making her home with Mrs. NJ. J. Crosson.
 l j. w Stevenson left Sunday on a business trip for points in Montana, expecting to be gone for two or three weeks.
 ! Dr. L. 0. Dickson, Mrs. Dickson, and their son, Fomby, returned on Monday from an outing trip to Hot Springs.
 Lee Olney of Muskogee, Ok, ar rived Sunday for a short visit with his mother, Mrs. " F. Olney, returning Monday. Mrs. Oscar Bush of Shreveport, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. R. B. Board, returning home on Sunday evening.
 MT and Mrs. Bud Cunningham left Monday on an overland trip to Wardville, Ok, where Mr Cunning ham will pick cotton.
 Miss Myrtle Hudgins has accepted a place as saleslady with the Loch- ridge Dry Goods Company. and be- gan work Monday morning. ! Mrs. Virgil Cagle has returned to her home in Heavener after spend ing some few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Copeland
 Oscar Abernathy came from Tex arkana Saturday to spend Sunday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Phil Abernathy, living on Southerland avenue.
 ] w. NJ. Mcdonald, in charge of the sales department of the Golf Whole sale house in De0ueen. came in on Saturday to spend Sunday with homefolks.
 ! Mir and Mrs s. R. Dunn and daughter, Miss Evelyn, who had spent the summer at the Mena hotel, left Sunday for their home in Port Arthur, Tex. Mrs. Robert and daughter, Marie, left for Shreveport on Sunday. hav- ing spent the last week al the home of Boyd Lafln. Mrs. Robert is an aunt of Mr. Laflin
 Carl Gam, who has been visiting relatives and friends for the past week, left Sunday for Quapaw, Ok, where he is with a brother in the retail lumber business.
 Mrs. E. 0. Johnston, who spent the summer here, living on Ninth street will leave soon for Dallas, Tex. They had planned to spend the winter here, but Mir. Johnston's work made it necessary that they make the change.
 Mrs. Oscar Ringgold. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Hampton. on her return from a visit with friends in Ashdown, stopped in Mena Satur- day to spend few days with her parents before going to her home in Oklahoma City.
 Mrs. H. D. Rayenscraft and daugh- ter. Bettie left Sunday for Hot Springs. where they will visit with Mrs. Ben Atwood, sister of Mrs. Rayenscraft. They also will spend a day at Texarkana. with Mrs. P A. Skeen, another sister 
 J R R. York. after spending a month in Mena making repairs on his farm buildings and visiting friends and relatives. left Saturday for his home in Denison. Tex He and Mrs York are planning io return to Mena to spend the Christmas holidays.
 
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 Eight Try for Teachers License.
 Supt w. Homer pigg conducted a quarterly teachers examination Thursday. There were eight per sons who took the examination, They were James Reyes, Board Camp; Jackson H. Lane, Baker Springs; Nellie Givens. Cove; Stella Campbell, Mena; Virgil Ernest, Mena; Mrs. Blanche Clark, Mena: Gertrude Robertson. Grannis and Mrs. J. H. Stephens, Nunley