The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29

l soon but will likely lease it to Ton
 Wallace.
 Mrs. J. w. Moseley and daughter o- i: Quannah, Tex, who had been guests il the home of Mir. and Mrs.-Logan or
 Tenth street, returned to their hom,
 Thursday.
 Private k. F. Ford of Camp Beaure gard, La, came in Wednesday tt
 spend short furlough to visit hi'
 parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Ford
 near Mena.
 Dr. J. H. Murphy and Erastu.
 Stephens autoed in from Opal Friday Mir Stephens who is teaching schoo
 at Opal, spent Sunday with tn, homefolks.
 Mrs. T. L. Aslin and two children
 of Hope, left last Thursday after 6 weeks visit with her parents, Mir
 and Mrs. J. E. Woodson, on Suther
 land avenue.
 Mrs. A. J. Rushing of Board CamI
 and Mrs. k. Gardner of Ransom Jeff
 Saturday for Heavener to join theii
 husbands who have regular employ
 ment there.
 Mrs. w H. Smith and three sons who have been guests at the home oi Mir. and Mrs J. B. Anderson for (
 week, returned to their home at Heav ener Saturday.
 Mrs. c. N. Kelley and daughter
 Mary Katherine, arrived from St
 Louis last Thursday to spend time ; visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs , j. W. Gardner. {.
 Private T. A. Welch and Mrs. Welcl
 came in from Heavener Wednesday where they visited relatives, and vii , be guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs . Chester Welch.
 Deputy Sheriff w. E. Buckholt O l Pauls Valley, Ok. arrested Nat Bout , here Friday on the charge of selling l mortgaged property, and took hin
 back for trial.
 1 Robert Sale, who has been working , Tn the expres sofiice, left Monda. for Conway, where he will enter Hen
 drix college. He is son of c. E
 Sale of Nunley.
 } Mrs. Sarah Eisenhower, who ha, } been visiting relatives in and aroun,
 Egger for several weeks. nassed thrl
 Wednesday en route to her home a Wapanucka, Ok.
 r Judge J. I. Alley Polk county
 representative in the constitutions
 convention, returned home Saturda afternoon, the body having adjourne until September Is.
 Private Dudley Lindsay arrived cl
 Saturday from Camp Pike, havinI been given conditional discharge ol , account of an ear trouble. He will re sume his work in Mena.
 s. B. Stockard, who has been spend , ing the summer with his friend, F. H , Land, has been sick and has sent fo his son to accompany kim home. H
 expects to leave at once. Mir. and Mrs. NJ. X. Baird of Potear who have been spending week visit ing R. l.. Park, left in their aut
 Saturday for home. Mrs. Baird a daughter of Mir. Park. II
 w Y Rockwell of Dallas, Tex came in Thursday and will visit fo
 time with his brother, c. s. Rock
 well, who recently bought the Noun tain Top farm, west of Mena. ; T. A. Allen is making some repair
 at the Mena gin and erecting ney cotton house that will house twenty five bales. He proposes to take goo care of the trade around Mena.
 ]. w. Outright of Sherman, Tex who had been visiting lis cousin, Mrs s. D. Russell, and son, s. Russell, a 2 Nunley, for several weeks, passe thru Wednesday en route home.
 Q. w. Thompson, who lives on tn
 Cossatot twelve miles east of Gillhan was in Mena Saturday. He has par tially developed rnine, the ore fror
 which has assayed 20 per cent copper Mir. and Mrs. A. C. Odell of Buck vile, Montgomery county, were i
 Mena today to close the deal for tn
 purchase of the s. B. Wallace farr and to look for a residence in Mens
 Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Joyner, wh had lived on the Stewart Phillip
 farm vast of Mena, passed thru tn , city Monday on the way to Cove wher II Mir. Joyner will work for w. J. Bar ton.
 I Mrs. J. T. Bogard, accompanied b,
 her little granddaughter, Miss Fran
 ces Cunningham, left Wednesday t
 visit Mir. and Mrs. Willis Hopson,
 daughter of Mrs. Bogard, at Fore
 man.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Manasco of Um pire, who had been visiting relative
 at Heavener, stopped off here Thurs
 day to visit Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Lace } field They left for home this after
 noon.
 c. VI. Tolle from west of Granni
 v,a, bara Monday to make supple