The Mena weekly star., 1918-03-21
PERSONAL NOTES

on worth Seventh street.
 u. M. and RyF. Smedley and Rob ert Price of Mineola were in Mena tuesday to get supplies for the Price store.
 Mrs. Claude Bonnet and little son of Fort Smith are spending this week with Mena relatives and friends.
 R. MacGregor returned Sunday rom a trip to Kansas points, having made headquarters at Baxter Springs.
 Dave Abbott, grandson of NIr. and Mrs. s. Picchi, is here from Harts- horne, Ok, visiting his grandparents and other relatives.
 Henry Watman this week wired his parents that he had been trans ferred from Camp Beauregard. La to an officers training camp in New Jersey
 Misses Anna and Maud Reid came In from Owens Chapel Monday to leave Tuesday morning for Weleet- ka, Ok, where they will visit at the home of their brother, Mack.
 
 J. l.. Lawson arrived Monday from Tolbert, Tex, and may again locate Tn Polk county. He had once lived in the Board Camp community, hay ing left here about year ago.
 w. E. Holt left Monday for Little Rock, where he will meet a repre- sentative of Marshall, Field & Com pany to buy goods for the new store which he will open in Mena soon
 Mrs. Elrod Taylor and son, Master Elrod, accompanied by Mrs. Beat rice Wilson; left Monday for Fort smith, where the young man. is tc be under treatment by Dr. Mddlton
 Master Clifton Hilton, son of Mrs Ola Hilton of Nunlcy, who had such serious siege of pneumonia last winter, is in Mena this week with his grandparents, MT and Mrs B. A Duncan.
 Mr. and Mrs. N. w. Elliott now located at Cove, but formerly of Dallas, Tex, autoed to Mena Mon day, largely in an effort to get a line on some good cattle, hogs and chickens.
 Marion J. Lewis and daughter Miss Lula. were in from near Wat CTS Monday They formerly lived near Board Camp, and still own the farm .there,- so MT. Lewis still calls Polk county his home.
 Mir, and Mrs. c. NJ. Hopkins of Page spent Monday in Mena to visit friends. While here Mr. Hopkins closed . deal for the sale of the Fineher farm to J. N. Buiterworth here from Ardmore, Ok,
 Mrs. l.. K. Ambrose expects tc leave the latter part of this week for Texarkana, where she will be at the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Hartzell while Mrs. Hartzell is un- der treatment in a hospital. 
 G. w. Byrd began Monday recoy- ering the roof of the county jim plement shed, located on the court house grounds. The metal roof is being removed from the building and is being replaced with shinglf roof.
 Mrs A. V. pirtle left Sunday foI Oden to spend most of the week with relatives. She was accompan- jed by Mir. and Mrs. c. M Evans who returned from visit with rel atives in Texas, having been away a month.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Loneston ar rived Sunday from Longview, Tex. to again make their home in Mena For the present they are stopping at the home of the Rev. W. j. Dun man and Mrs. Dunman, parents ot Mrs. Longston.
 Virgil Clancy and Lee Ray Clarl of Hatfield and Elzy Dorell BishoI of Vandervoort were sent to DC Queen Tuesday by the local exemp- tion board to appear before th' medical advisory board of this dis trict for special examination. w. c. Lawrence came in iron Shady Tuesday, making the trip O f2 miles afoot. His mission was tt close deal thru the Kelly-StrattoI company for .the purchase of an e0- acre tract of land on Mine creek known as the John Bell homestead Mrs. Paul Griffith and children after a visit with Mena relatives left Monday for DeQueen, fir on whence they will move to Shreve' port Mir. Griffith is now on dut, as fireman for the Kansas Git. Southern railway, with headquar. ters in Shreveport.
 F. J. Ambrose, who had spent | part of last week with his parents MT. and Mrs. L. K. Ambrose, ant other relatives, left Saturday fol his home in Tokay, N. M. Mr an' l Mnc A,,,hrooa avnact alsn fn co f,