The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

1 RuooCu tlllu Mtld SdLufuay pnf0ulel [to Potter, where one of his sons is living.
 lg,C. B. Connally and son, Robert, of Rocky were in Mena Monday to start For Fort Smith, to buy goods for their store.
 l ', c. B. Smith this week sold lot and residence located at iii3 Tenth street to James A. Casey, carrier on rural route No. i.
 w. I. Mckinney returned Monday, l after an absence of three weeks, (which he had spent in Hazel and I,Vklahoma City, Ok.
 pn,IB. Cotton, Arthur Goodman, Vim Itent Lunsford, Robt. Standridge and II. P. Lofts were among the Egger folks in Mena Tuesday. l.t, Mrs. Sarah Lambert returned Sat- I,qfday from Talihina, Ok, where she Ehad spent week at the home of l her brother. Jacob piland. | .N
 Mrs, K. J. Moseley and two chil- dren returned Saturday from Hochatown, Ok, where they had l-spent two weeks with relatives. Mrs. Charles Hauert, mother of Mrs. Phil T. Stevenson, arrived in Mena Saturday from Crum Creek, Ok, to be at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Stevenson.
 F. Mrs. l.. E. Lindsay and baby re- turned Sunday from Vandervoort. They had spent the latter part of last week with relatives in Wickes and Nandervoort.
 MT. and Mrs. B. c. Gilbert of Mansfield, parents of the Rev. A. NJ. Gilbert, arrived in Mena Monday to make their home with their son, ! living on Fourth street.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Gatlin, having sold their farm near Nunley, have moved to Mena to live until they move to Oklahoma They are living near the Nazarene church. w. H. Whitfield, son of H. N. Whitfield of the Dallas Valley, after spending two days with his father and other relatives, started Saturday
 for his home in Commerce, Tex.
 Mir. and Mrs. Glenn Wallace left
 last Monday for Ashdown, where on Thursday Mr. Wallace will
 take up the work as one of the farm demonstrators of Little River coun- ty.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Manley and Miss Flora Manley of Mountain Fork spent Monday in Mena with rela- tives, Mir. Manley coming in partic- ularly to have his questionnaire ] filled out.
 NJ. B. Fried of Big Fork was among the farmers here Tuesday to attend the meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the local Federal farm loan association, which was held in the courthouse.
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 MT. and Mrs. s. w. Cooper of | Corning, Ia., are here to spend the winter, and are at home in one of l the Klein cottages on Janssen ave-
 nue. Mrs. Cooper is a sister of k. | w. Homan.
 | George Chambers of Egger, who had been home on furiough for 20 days that he might look after
 marketing his cotton and other
 crops, left Monday afternoon for
 Camp Jackson, s. c.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Lawrence and
 baby went to Shady Tuesday to spend
 a week or ten days with Mir. Law Irence's parents. Arthur Lawrence will be in charge of the Lawrence & Co. store during their absence.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. Powell arrived
 Saturday from Denver, Colo. to
 spend the winter in Mena, with a view of becoming permanent resi- dents. They came to Mena primar-
 lily to get the benefit of the pure, i soft water.
 The Rev. Lee Hamrick of Velonia, Ark, evangelist of the Pentacostal church of the Nazarene, and repre- sentative of the Holiness college at Velonia, was here this week, and
 on Wednesday night preached in the Nazarene church. |
 The Revs. 0. C. Williams and R. B. Beall of Wagoner, Ok, are in
 Mena to hold a series of meetings | for the Pentacostal faith. The meet ing will be held at the Apostolic church on South DeQueen street, land will be begun at 7.30 tonight.
 Mrs. E. A. Smith received frac- ture of her right forearm just above | the wrist, in fall last Saturday at her home on Eagle Gap avenue, Dr. WIG. Vandiver was called to reduce the fracture, and he reports that Mrs. Smith is getting along nicely. i. Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Quinn, after spending five weeks with Polk coun- | trs relatives, left on Tuesday for their home in Kenesaw, Neb., where Mr. Quinn is employed in general mercantile store. Their stay with homefolks was prolonged for the reason that Mrs Quinn passed thru l a siege of measles at the home of Mts n,,tnr.fo x,orartc raaars TpE