The Mena weekly star., 1917-05-03

Aes Htvbttt t9s AiNAA1ati@ ufid AbSt- master at Opal, was in Mena on Wednesday after supplies.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Perry of Wom- ble are in Mena as the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. c. Becton.
 J. A. Mackey of Rich Mountain spent Monday afternoon in Mena on business.
 D. c. Hodges and daughter were in from the west part of the county Tuesday, taking back a load of supplies.
 Miss Ollie Shields returned on Wednesday from a flve-week visit with relatives and friends in Oilton and Jennings, Ok
 Mrs. R. Golf went to Fort Smith Tuesday night, accompanying Mrs. D. c. Golf that far on her return to her home in Tulsa, Ok.
 Dr. G. P. Dunman left Monday night for Little Rock to attend the State Medical Association and the meeting of the State Board of Health.
 J. L. Eek and H. 0. Elliott recent ly formed a partnership and have opened a two-chair barber shop in the room adjacent to the Dickson Wagon Yard.
 Mrs Jim Christy and son, Paul. of Gushing, Ok, arrived in Mena Tues day from Bonneville, for a visit of a week or more with Mena friends and relatives.
 J. R. Hamby was in from the West end Tuesday to get seeds. He says he is going to plant a good bit of his cotton land to peas, beans, millet and Sudan grass.
 Mayor Ira 0. Smith and Mrs. Smith on business last Tuesday from a combined business and pleasure trip to Fort Smith, having been away since Sunday.
 J. H. Cagle of Board Camp was in Mena on business Tuesday. He has cleared a good lot of land last win ter and this summer is going to make it produce munitions" for both peace and war.
 Allen Watkins, circuit court stem ographer, who had been in Mena since the adjournment of court, left Tuesday for Mt. Ida, going across country with Hubert Durham in the Connell automobile.
 Miss Pauline Pryor, who is on a vacation from her duties in the Lochridge store left on Wednesday for DeQueen. She will also make a visit in Foreman, and then go to the old home in DeKalb, Tex.
 
 Miss Minnie Dean, accompanied by Paul and Evelyn Griffith, children of Mir. and Mrs. Paul Griffith, re- turned Monday from Heavener, where they had been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Dean.
 Perry Barnes left Monday for Stuttgart, to attend the triennial session of the State Camp of the Modern Woodmen of American. He made the trip instead of W. Homer pigg, who found it impossible to go
 TxA A mi Smith Tuesday night to undergo an examination at the hands of Dr. MouIton for some eye trouble. He seems to be afflicted with cataract on his eye which has destroyed the sight.
 Henderson Jackson, Grady Forgy and Dudley Lauck left Tuesday for Little Rock where they will take the examination for the officers reserve corps, which is going to go into training at Fort Logan H. Roots on May s.
 R. J. Stuart was notified this week of the death of his brother, Eman- uel. which occurred Sunday at his home in Valiant, Ok. He had learned the latter part of last week of his serious illness, but was unable to go to his bedside.
 NJ. D. Winton was in from Muse with another big load of eggs taken in in the course of bus mess at the Muse store. He had l2 cases of thirty dozen each, deliv- ering them to Dick Johnson, who today made a shipment of 220 cases to Kansas City.
 F. Nj. Reeves returned Tuesday from Fort Smith. where he had been to have glasses fitted since recover ing from the operation for the re- noval of cataract from his eye. His eyesight is so much improved that he hopes to be able to go back lo work next week.