The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-01
Correspondence
MIcKEs WAVES.

jkm Chambers autoeo 70 Mena rHi-
 W. H. Darwin was in Mena last week.
 Mr. McIntire from vandervoort is now station agent at Wickes.
 Mrs. J. E. Joplin and daughter, Gertrude. are on the sick list.
 Born. to Mir. and Mrs. Roscoe TunneIl. on July IT. a daughter.
 Mrs. Frona Harris from DeQueen visited her parents here last week.
 Miss Flornce Oldham went to Mena friday to have dental work done.
 J. J. Vance and l.. w. Wilson went to Muskogee, Ok, on business last week.
 Mrs. Robert Hunter of Cove spent last week here and has been busy canning fruit.
 A. c. Henry, who was struck by lightning some weeks ago is able to be on the streets again.
 Miss Leonia Daniel visited home- folks here last week, returning to her work at Mena Monday.
 Mrs. W. B. Thomas of Mena is spending q few days here with her husband and canning fruit.
 Miss Norma Muckelrath went to meua Sunday evening to visit her grandfather, G. W. Muckelrath.
 Jim Ross is home on furlough of a few days with home folks He IS in training at Washington, D. C.
 Mr. and Mrs. ] Brinkle, accom- panied by Col. c. II. Jett and Mrs Jett, spent Sunday at Baker Springs.
 J. Nj. Sanford from Allen. Ok. aft CT visiting with his parents few days returned home Monday night.
 Dr. B. E. Dunman's nephew, who has been visiting him several days, returned to his home at Mena Mon day.
 Mrs. W. NJ. Darwin went to Mena Monday for dental work and to visit her sisters, Missss Zonia and Leonia Daniel.
 Mrs. Robert Hunter and children, after spending several days with her parents, returned to their home at Cove Monday.
 The Hunt Fruit farm shipped 557 bushels of peaches last week. Sew eral other orchards have made good shipments.
 Mrs. J. H. Hellyer, who has been running the restaurant, is seriously sick with typhoid fever. Dr. B. E. Dunman is attending her
 Royal Seals left for Camp Pike on Monday. Mrs. Seals, after spending a few days with her husband and his parents. left Sunday for Vivian. La.
 Mrs. W. Nj. Darwin has letter from Mrs. Ethel Rogers at Milfay, Ok, telling her that David Rogers, Polk county boy, reached France all right.
 Mrs. Robert Lee, after spending several days with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. 4. c. Henry. returned Sun day morning to her home at Block CT, Ok.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Hungate drove up from Grannis ore day last week. Harold Smith. Fred Seal and Henry Chambers came up from Grannis with them.
 J. E. Daniel and family, after spending several days with relatives here, left Saturday afternoon for Two-Mile to spend few days with his parents, D. 4. Daniel, before go- ing to their home in Kansas.
 Mir. and Mrs Will Lowery, living three miles north of Wickes, went to Mena last week to make deed to their farm, which they recently sold to Mir. Massey from Texas. Mir. Lowery will remain on the place un- til his crop is harvested.
 Herman Black and Miss Mabel Smith went to Vanderv0ort Saturday evening and were united in marriage by Dr. F. A. Lee. Some of their closest friends accompanied them. Herman left Monday for the naval training station at Hampton Roads, Va. Mrs. Black will continue to work at the L. C. Cole store.
 There was a family reunion last Sunday at tht J. H. Sanford home. Among those present were J. M Sanford, Allen, Ok, Joe Sanford and Mrs Ben Muckelrath. Mooringsport, La; Mrs. Robert Hunter, Cove; Har- rison Sanford and family of Wickes: Howard, Reh and Miss Vada. who are yet at home. Howard and Bob expect to be called to service in Au- gust and the reunion was in their honor. Madge.