The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-20

"NA' AcHd NlSltOfS tuesday
 J. c. Terrell and son. H q wera m from Rocky Monday to market a bale Of cotton and to de etrading.
 Mrs. k. H. York is here from Den- nlson, Tex, to be with friends and relatives until after Christmas
 ". k. Rogers, postmaster and merchant at Zafra, Ok, was in Mena Tuesday to get supplies for his store
 Miss Etta Logan came last week rom Arlington, Tex, where she had spent several months with her sis ter, Mrs. W. NJ. Mathis.
 IL 4. Wint0n, who had been in Mena since Saturday, started on the trip to Muse last Tuesday with a big load of goods for the Winton X Son store.
 MT. and Mrs. I. w. Logan arrived Sunday from Merkel, Tex. to make their home in Mena. Mr. Logan had been away from Mena for three years.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Turpin and four children are here from Lamar. Okp for a visit with Mr. Turpin's parents, Mir and Mrs. Sam Turpin. at Egger.
 Mrs. Claude Clark and son. Ru- dolph of the Dallas valley. left Mon day afternoon to spend the halidays with Mrs. Clark's parents near Tenn pie, Tex.
 Talley Woodell of Cove was in Mena Monday to have treatment for an ulcerated tooth which had been giving him considerable frou- ble for some time.
 D. c. Hodges was in Mena from Rocky Monday and reports that his son, Dewitt, i9 years old, has vol unteered for service in the army. He was at McAlester, Okla, at the time.
 w. NJ. Mcdonald came from De- Queen Saturday, and will remain in Mena this week to assist the Exemp- ton Board in getting out the ques- tionaires to the Polk county regis trants.
 Miss Frances Plaster, here from Fargo, N. D. to visit her parents, Mir and Mrs. A. T. Plaster, began work last Tuesday in the Lochridge Dry Goods store to be on duty dur ing the holiday rush.
 Allie Watkins who had been with his grandparents, Mir and Mrs B. A. Duncan, since July and had beeR employed in sthe Jackson Drug & Furniture Store. left Sunday for his home in Hot Springs.
 c. E. Reyes and daughter, Miss Fila, were in from Board Camp on Tuesday to do Christmas shopping Miss Reyes is teaching the Midway school this winter, but is now ous lOE d IMO-MtthS tiOiludN AuGdtlli.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. G. Golf of Cove were here Tuesday MT Golf hav- ing home especially to look up mat ters relating to the compulsory vaccination order that has been is- sued by the State Board of Health.
 Garland Johnson, one of the Polk county registrants, now stationed with the National Army at Camp Beauregard, La, arrived in Mena Monday to spend this week with his homefolks near Board Camp. He is to report for duty again next Sun day.
 W. A. Long was up from Wickes Monday to close the deal for the purchase of his fathers interest in the farm near Wickes. He reports that his father and mother, Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Long, plan to leave soon for their old home in Chattanooga, Tenn
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Lofts, who had recently moved to Mena from Egger, and had since been living in Mrs. Hays residence on Eleventh street, are making plans. to leave next week for Stewart, Ok, where Mir. Lofts has bought a 240-acre farm. ee
 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gramley left Thursday morning to speiid the winter in Texas and Louisiana. They will make their first stop in Beaumont ard thence they will go to Port Arthur, and later to New Orleans, Shreveport and other points, expecting to be away about two months.
 Dr. P. R. Watkins reports the birth of daughter on Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Haynie of Fogel, OK
 Hugh Cox and Freeman Edwards came in from Clagett Monday to do general shopping and also for a load of goods for his fathers storcs
 Mrs. R. c. Maxwell and sons ui- rich, and daughter, Miss Ola, after spending the summer on the farm in Freedom township, have moved back to town for the winter. ] T. Farmer of Clarksville, Ark lr4f .f.rst laf