The Mena weekly star., 1918-07-25

AAfNAf hdtdit iOl anu N'NAl should be utilized in this time of stress and necessity.
 By order of the Council
 Ira 0. Smith. Mayor. Adv. 173-6 30-1t.
 J. M. Hawthorn, leaving for Black Springs Saturday. Mrs. Hawthorn is their daughter.
 M. H. Dake of Miami, Ok, came in Thursday and may locate in Mena. He is an expert mechanician and will probably assist the Proctor Smith Motor Company in garage work.
 Arthur Ingham and George Cook have secured the contract to repaint and repaper the Commercial hotel for Mrs R. D. Green, the new owner. be- ginning on the job Monday
 Mrs. C. E. Sutton of the Southside. having received a telegram from Glenwood that her father, S. Parker, was at the point of death, left Satur- day morning for that place.
 Mrs. L. A. Bowden and children of 903 Sutherland avenue left last Sun day morning for BellvilIe, Ark, where they will spend the remainder of the month with Mrs Bowden's mother.
 
 The Rev. F. F. Harrell of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, South, returned Saturday morning from Cove where he had been assisting the Rev. W. B. Arnold in revival meeting.
 Mrs. Ellen Erwin of Waters re- turned Wednesday from visit to rel atives at Eccles, w. Va, and left for her home. While in Mena she ordered The Star sent to her address for one year.
 John H. Hamilton came in Sun day from Sulphur, Ok, much inn proved in health, the bromide spring he thinks doing the work. He re- ports crops burned up around Sul- phur.
 R. D. Foster of Talihina, Ok, &C., companied by his family, passed thru in their car Thursday en route to Board Camp, where they go to spend ten days with MT. Fosters father, A. j. Foster.
 Supt. W. H Pigg Saturday received four Duroc pigs shipped from the E. E. Carver & Son farm at Guilford, Mo. Three of them were ordered for T. G. Green and the fourth goes to LeRoy Neal
 Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Isman and two Misses Eula and Annie, came in Sunday from Perry, Mo, and went out by auto to Egger to visit Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Isman, the form CTS brother.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. T. Bell and Mir and Mrs. M, T. Covington of Womble were here Saturday in the interest of the Elgin auto for which the gentle men have the Montgomery and Polk county agency
 Rev L. M. Sipes left last Friday for his home at Conway. He will join his wife at Hope, she having been visiting relatives at LewisvilIe while he was assisting in the revival here.
 Mir and Mrs. W. E. Holt and daugh- ter, Miss Kathleen left Friday after noon to visit MT. and Mrs. J. w. Holt, parents of the former, at Washing ton. Ark. They will spend week or ten days there
 Merrell Burgett of Pueblo, Col. who has been spending few days here visiting relatives, returned home Tuesday Mrs. Burgett will remain for the summer with her mother, Mrs. P. M Stuckey
 Dean O Smith writes homefolks that he passed the preliminary exam ination last Saturday at Fort smith for enlistment in the navy and that he will take the final examination at Little Rock Monday.
 Winsley Egger of Wapanucka. Ok, came in Wednesday and left to visit Egger, his old home This postoffice was named after his father, and he was raised there, but left fer Okla homa several years ago.
 pr. II. K. Getz left on Monday on an overland trip to Little Rock He was accompanied by Gibson Witt of the First National Bank, who will spend few days with relatives at Mount Ida and Hot Springs.
 Mrs. I. II. Allen returned from Lit tie Rock Friday, having gone in re- sponse to letter saying that her daughter, Mrs. Freeman Johnson. was very sick. Mrs. Johnson was making good recovery when Mrs. Allen left.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Hayes of Sa- puIpa. Ok, came in Thursday to To- cate on a farm about eight miles west of Mena, which they purchased some time ago. They started right by orr dering The Star to their new address.
 W. M. Lowery of Wickes and w. A Massey of Pittsburgh. Tex, were in hiena Thursday. The former closed q deal selling to the latter l1O-acre farm near Wickes, the title being