The Mena weekly star., 1918-09-26

m Diis. l. IL. rorsee came From Wickes Thursday to purchase school books.
 Mrs. B. c. Roberts of Mineral. Se- vler county, was a Mena visitor today,
 Ford Younce left Thursday after noon on a business trip to Fort Smith.
 Mack Cecil and little son of Cove came in Wednesday to look after busi- ness.
 J. L. Fields and family of Duckett came in Wednesday to purchase SUD- plies.
 Mrs. Ben Atwood left Saturday to visit with Mir. Atwood at Heavener a few days.
 Isaac Workman of Big Cedar was in with three bales of cotton this morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Babcock of Hat ton were up to buy household goods Thursday.
 W. W. Mcbride and J. N. Benson of Big Fork brought in cotton Satur- day morning.
 Mrs. c. s. Crews and little daugh- ter of Rich Mountain were Mena vis- itors Wednesday,.
 Miss Rhea Pirtle of the Dallas val ley enrolled this week in the Mena Commercial College.
 Mrs. G. M. McIntire of Vandervoort was in Mena Friday to attend the Spence Woods nuptials.
 s. B. Robertson left Sunday for Tulsa to attend the annual reunion of Confederate Veterans.
 O. Hamilton came in Saturday from Enid, Ok, to try the efficacy of Mena's climate on his health.
 G. E. Crowley of Waidron, who had been attending to business here, re- turned home Friday afternoon.
 D. A. Neal of Bog Springs came in Thursday to attend to business, re- turning home Friday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. K. Sossamon left Thursday afternoon for Fort Smith and will make that city their home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Zach Yeargen left Friday morning to visit with relatives and friends at Pittsburg, Kas., for a time.
 J. c. Hauerwas contributed a dczen No. 5 cans of tomatoes Saturday as his part in the Give-a-Bushel cam paign.
 Miss Myrtle Daniel, who is teach ing school at Shiloh near Wander voort, came in Saturday to attend the institute.
 T. J. Bates, Ben Lawrence and Lew is Hoover of Waters brought in cotton Wednesday, receiving around S2hc per pound.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leon Wright of Ida, Ok, who had been attending to busi- ness in Mena, returned home Friday afternoon.
 F. M. Cecil of Vandervoort was in Mena Monday to get abstracts brought up to date on some of his real estate.
 Private S. T. Hatton of Camp Beau La, arrived Wednesday and will visit with his brother, D. A. Hat ton, of Mena.
 s. L. and H. L. Looney of Big Fork and Walter Bates of Board Camp were among the east end farmers in Mena Monday.
 Miss Nena Crowson, connected with the Nashville News, arrived Saturday to visit with homefolks and attend the institute.
 Misses Cannie Edwards and Winnie Simpson of Big Fork were in Mena Thursday en route to Glover, Ok, to attend school.
 Miss Clyrene Harrison, who has been visiting friends at Hot Springs and relatives at Little Rock, has re- turned to Mena.
 A card has been received by Mrs. L. c. Smith announcing the safe ar- rival overseas of her son, Private Will liam Henry Smith.
 Moderator w. E. Holt of the Bap- list Association, left this afternoon to attend the annual meeting of the as- at Potter.
 W. s. Mayo and daughter, Mrs. Ora Young and her daughter, Miss Rachel, rom near Vandervoort, were in Mena ,oday to do shopping.
 Fred Anderson of Fort Towson, Ok., arrived Thursday and will visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Henry ndarsoy near Mena