The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-15

AAtFate Derlckianu or the National army
 Wesley Standridge and Arthur Heath of Opal, returning from Tali- hina, passed thru Mena Saturday, en route home.
 Will Lein of Shady, who had been working in the harvest fields of Ok lahoma and Kansas, returned on Wednesday.
 Mrs. E. E. Nelson of Oklahoma. who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. John Brewer, returned to her home on Wednesday.
 While gathering peaches Sunday Mrs. M. J. Crosson fell from a step ladder, badly spraining and bruising her right hip.
 Mrs. Belle Hilton of Board Camp came in Thursday to visit MT. and Mrs. Ira M. Hilton, the latter being her daughter.
 c. w Bounds, former Polk coun- ty citizen, but now of Hot Springs came in Thursday to visit old friends at Board Camp.
 Charles Williams, carpenter, moved 10 Fort Smith a few days since His daughter. Miss Bessie, left Wednes- day to join him.
 Bert Hiliebrand who was kept at homo a week by badly sprained ankle, is able to be back al his pho tograph gallery.
 Prof S. J Oslin and B. E. Wallace of Stigler. Ok, and T. H. Daniels of Fogel, Ok, were business visitors in Mena Wednesday.
 Miss Mary Agnes Cassidy of Tex arkana, who has been visiting Mir and C. C. Dorian, returned to her home Sunday afternoon.
 R. J. Frost of Cove was a Mena visitor Monday. He reports that crops have greatly improved since the good rain of last week.
 J. H. Crutchfield and R. N. Sturde- want of Miami, Ok, were last week here to investigate the manganese de- posits of the county.
 D. A. Neal of Bog Springs was a Mena visitor Thursday. He had re- gently been visiting his son, L. R. Neal, of Glenn, Miss.
 Mir and Mrs Dan Nations came in from Vandervoort Friday to visit rel atives and to have wheat ground at the Mena Flour Mills.
 Hester Holman and family moved here from Poteau, and are. occupying the Disheroon cottage on Mena street. He is operating dray.
 Robert Sales is now assisting in the Wells-Fargo express office in the absence of Edward LePelley, who is taking short vacation.
 Miss Ella Alexander of Texarkana is in Mena for the week, stopping at the Cottage Home. It is possible she may teach in Mena this year.
 
 Mrs. E. L. Hinson of Bog Springs, who has been here visiting Mir. and Mrs. William Sunderman, returned to her homo Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Flora Bain came in Sunday from Board Camp and is guest in the home of her grandmother, Mrs. l.. K. Hendricks, on Fourth street.
 H. Kitchen came in from Center, Tex, Saturday. Miss Elsie Payne ac- companied him, and will visit for a time with Miss Georgia Anthony.
 Mrs. William M. Dickson and two children, summer visitors from Shreveport. who tried Hatton for a few days. are back at Hotel Mena.
 Miss Gladys Mehaffey who is here from Clarksville, Texas, visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. F. Averitt, left Sunday to visit relatives at Zoe and Heavener, Ok.
 Mrs. Cora Moore, mother of Mrs. F. F. Harrell, is here from Frost, Tex, for an extended visit at the home of the Rev. Mir. Harrell and Mrs. liar rell.
 Misses Beatrice and Jeannette Schram of Texarkana, who have been spending several weeks visiting Mir. , and Mrs. Badt, left Sunday for their home.
 Mrs. Ernest Voerster left Saturday 10 visit her husband at College Sta tion, Tex, where he is assisting H. w Cardwell is putting in waterworks system.
 MT. and Mrs. Ila Cunningham of Wardville, Ok, came in Friday and are guests in the home of Mir. and Mrs. Spencer White, parents of Mrs. Cunningham.
 Miss Anna Clinton and her mother moved to. Chicago Tuesday Miss George Anthony, stenographer, took her place with the Golf Wholesale Grocery Company.
 Miss Ethel Clements, daughter of Mir. and Mrs A. ]. Clements of Oden. who has been visiting relatives at McAlcster. Ok. returned Wednesday and autoed to 0dcn