The Mena weekly star., 1918-10-24
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES l
 George Petit of Heavener spent Sunday in the city.
 Miss Edna Barron Of Acorn was sors visitor Friday.
 Painter of Rich Mountain was
 Mena visitor Thursday
 wrs ~ E. Crane of Hatfield ,snt Friday in Mena.
 IT q B Allen and Peter McWiil- ;sms are down from Acorn Saturday
 ur and Mrs. Griff McCauley drought in cotton from Hartley Fri Bay.
 Fred Turner and J. B. Rice of Hat IA attended to business here Thurs Bay.
 I R. Wood of Ink, came m .iuay o replenish his mercantile stock of eoods.
 No meeting of the W. c. T. U. this ,vseE as intended on account of the Spanish influenza.
 Mrs sallie Murphy of Fort Smith, .vbo has been visiting with relatives u Mena returned home.
 James Nations and B. P. Lichlyter sutoed LID from Vandervoort Wednes- day in the formers car.
 Marshal Pope of Clarksville, Tex, arrived Saturday to visit with bis sis ser Mrs. J. F. Averitt.
 C. E. Burk is down today from Rich s,iountain. He states that there are po cases of influenza there.
 Kelley Mckay and family came in Wednesday from Oden to market cot top. and have dental work done. R H. Stockton and W. J. Wright eame up Wednesday with wheat to be ground at the Mena Flour Mills. Miss Winnie Bell left Wednesday afternoon for Cove, to visit with Mir. and Mrs. W. M. Hansard for a time. Mir. and Mrs. John Eck of Tenth street, are the proud parents of a fine boy, born Wednesday, Oct. 18th. Dr. B. E. Dunman of Wickes came upFriday to visit his father, Rev. W. J. Dunman and to attend to bus mess.
 Mrs. D. A. Hazel left Saturday for Potter to visit with Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Walter, the latter being her daughter
 James Dashiel of Henryetta, Ok, arrived Friday afternoon and will vis- it with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. ! M Dashiel.
 Miss Ola Lewis who has been visi- ting with homefolks for a short time, returned to Hartsborne, Ok, Wednes- day afternoon.
 w. c. Bunch from near Wickes was in Mena today to attend the Give a. Bushel meeting and to attend to per sonal business.
 xrshN haC cold drink stand near Camp Pike, is back on a short visit, having sold out his business.
 The remains of Gould Tate who died last Friday were inferred at White Oak cemetery at S:30 p. m., Saturday afternoon.
 A. P. Pugh of Big Cedar and W. A. Hughes of Opal, merchants. were purchasing goods of Mena wholesale 1 merchants Thursday.
 The remains of Emmet Cecil were taken to old Dallas Sunday afternoon for burial. Rev. W. L. Smith conduc- ted the funeral services.
  MT. and Mrs. R. A Stevens of Cove autoed up Sunday and spent the day with the formers mother, Mrs. R. D. | dreen of the Commercial Hotel. J. D. BOmford who spent Thursday n the city, returned to camp east of Fandervort Thursday afternoon. He l Is developing manganese mine. Mrs. Mary Sauter left Thursday afternoon for Fort Smith, to visit with her sister, Miss Elizabeth Saul yer, who is nurse in St. Johns hos pltal.
 I. M Williams and daughter. Mel va, came in from Ida, Ok, Thursday with produce and wheat. the latter 70 De ground at the Mcna Flour Mills.
 Jas K. Jones of the U. s. Navy was in Mena Friday enroute to Egg ger to spend short furlough with Jones. ~ = Mrs. F. L. Johnson and little laughter came in from Little Rock saturday ind will visit with her pa- tchCS, Mir and Mre IT AfIax, fo~