The Mena weekly star., 1918-09-19


 N. Hoyle of Clagett is in Mena to look after business interests.
 The Rev. S. A. Neighbors of Pot ter was a Mena visitor Friday.
 Mrs. Lee McAtee left Wednesday to visit with her mother at Hatfield. T. H. Johnson of Blacl1fork brought in two bales of cotton Monday morn ing.
 Mrs T. W. Delaney and son of Rich Mountain were Mena visitors Wednes- day.
 Mrs. J. f. Daniel and family left Thursday afternoon to visit with rel atives at Cove.
 Mrs. E. A. Wiley left Sunday aft ernoon to visit her daughter, Miss Fern, at Page.
 J. B. and Ellis Goss and their fam flies autoed to Big Fork to spend Sun day among relatives.
 Mrs. Jack Brock of Potter has ar rived to visit for few days with Mir. and Mrs. Levi Pigg.
 A card from Private Jim Gately, who entered service at Mena, states he is safely overseas.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Crosson received card from her son, Doy, announcing his safe arrival overseas.
 Mrs W. B. Boyes of Eagleton, aft CT spending few days in Mena, re- turned home Thursday.
 T, J. Hegwood left Wednesday aft ernoon for Cove, where he will reg ister for military service. gleton Thursday to visit his family and register, returning the same day. Mrs Mary W. Hammond, owner and manager of the Wickes telephone system, was Mena visitor Thursday. Tobe Harwood on the Southside brought in bale of cotton Monday from the Gray farm in Dallas valley. J. F. Standridge and M. T. Feds of Opal came in Friday to market hogs, receiving 13c and 14c per pound for them.
 Private Charlie Lott of Camp Beau regard, son of J. F. Lott of Yocana is spending a short furlough with homefolks.
 Among the out-of- f-town visitors Wednesday were J. M. Lackey and Carl Allen of Egger and F. W. Brew CT of Oden.
 A card to relatives here announces the safe arrival overseas of Claud Wallace He entered military service from Mena.
 Miss Essie Crane of Hatfield, who has been visiting with Mir. and Mrs. John Turner for several days, re- turned Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. I. Strickland and daughter, Gertrude, of Slatington, spent Friday with Mena friends and to do trading.
 Miss Irene Thornton, who is teach ing near Hatfield. spent the weekend with homefolks, returning to her du- ties Sunday afternoon
 
 Oscar Abernathy of Texarkana was in Mena Saturday, en route to Big Fork, to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Abernathy.
 Jason Clarmon Thompson, son of Mrs B. Thompson, Polk county reg istrant, is reported safely landed somewhere in France.
 Mrs. James R. Wood of Laredo, Tex, arrived Thursday visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs Hal Nor wood, on Ninth street. P. M. Hopper and family of Glen wood passed thru Mena Thursday en- route to central Oklahoma, where they expect to locate.
 Dr. w W. Philpot and Mrs. Phil pot and daughter of Egger came in Sunday from Gerty, Ok, where they visited relatives and friends.
 Mrs. M. Board and daughter, Miss Bessie, left Friday for Fort Smith, where Miss Board will teach in the Duval school for another term.
 Cards received announce that Pri- yates Albert McAlister and William Bailey, who entered military service at Mena, have arrived overseas.
 Prof A. s. Daniels of the Potter schools was Mena visitor Saturday, getting lined up for the Teachers Institute and Educational Rally. Mrs. s. L. Anderson and three chil- dreu of Foreman, who have been vis- ting with Mrs. Joe Kind on Twelfth street, returned home Wednesday.
 Mrs. Bert Whitaker of Oklahoma City, who had been visiting Mir and Mrs. J. c. Whitaker, three miles west of Mena, returned home Sunday.
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