The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-01
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES " H. Littlepage is up from Hat field Satuday.
 q c. Golf of Cove was Mena visitor Friday.
 m Clement of Cove was a Mona visitor Monday.
 postmaster J. M. Hatfield of Shady ,yas a Mena visitor Thursday
 ER Cox left Sunday afternoon on business trip to Little Rock.
 M~ and Mrs. M. P. Petit of Eagle .on were Mena visitors Friday.
 Miss Clayton Tiles of Fort Smith ,,isitino Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Badt. M Fiddler of Oden and A. A. McK;nney of Waters came in Wednes- day.
 Miss Hazel Troxell of Mena left on Saturday to visit relatives at Noun tain Fork.
 Mesdames Joe Baber and Edwin Ialley of Hatton were Mena visitors Saturday.
 Mir and Mrs. Gurley Hale were down from Acorn after supplies on Saturday.
 Holder Philpot, c. P. Furr and D. H Lee of Egger are Mena visitors Thursday
 q E. Keys and daughter, Miss Fila, were in from Board Camp Friday to do trading.
 NJ Standridge and B. H. Morris d Opal came in Thursday to attend to business.
 Nj. G. and Ira Jones of Freedom township were among the farmers Tn Mena Friday.
 Minor Pipkin accompanied Sheriff Finger and party to Little Rock on Thursday morning.
 Dr. F. A. Lee of Vandervoort, who had been here visiting his family, re- turned here Friday.
 J. R. Gill Forest Ranger, returned last Saturday from trip around Acorn and Rich Mountain. J.M. Strawn and son, John, living out on route No. 2, were in Mena on Thursday to get supplies.
 W.J. Wilson and family left Satur- day to visit his parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Wilson, at Weatherford. Miss Pearl Barron of Acorn re- turned home Sunday after a visit with relatives and friends in Mena. Mrs. George Harrison of Gerty, Ok, came in Thursday to visit her brother, George Lunsford of Egger. Miss Christa York, a teacher in the Vandervoort school, came in Fri day to spend Sunday with homefolks. Miss Bessie Harris of Fort Smith arrived Friday afternoon to visit her friend, Miss Leal St. John on Eighth street.
 Mrs. B. Peters and little girl, who have been visiting her mother, Mrs. Fannie Crosson, near Ink, returned to her home at Mulberry, Ark, Friday. Among the out-of-town visitors in town Wednesday were Clip Edwards of Alder and C. NJ. Brown of Muse, Ok.
 J, L. Coffey had his three-acre tract of wheat threshed Monday morning and it yielded ninety bush els. J. A Neal of Clarendon, who has been visiting F. B. Farnsworth of the Dallas Valley, returned home Satur- day. Miss Margaret Peck, agent, and Miss 0na Bates, third trick operator, at Page, were Mena visitors Wednes- day. Lewis Shirley and family of Oden were in Mena Friday, leaving by auto for Poteau to visit relatives for a time.
 Jack Lofts and c. A. Lilies of board Camp have gone to Camp Pike, the latter to visit his brother, Tom Liles. A. J. Morphew and D. A. Brown are up from Langley, Pike county, and report crops burned up in that To- cality.
 Mir. and Mrs. Berry Randolph of hot Springs, are visiting at the home oi postmaster R. s. Allen, on Ninth street.
 Miss Opal Copes, teaching in the hatteld school, spent Sunday with 'ne homefolks, returning in the aft ernoon. Mrs. T w. Powell and two chil- oren of Fort Smith, are visiting Mir. ana Mrs. R. A. Tomlinson on Church avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Trout left Sat