The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29

 blacksmith shop at the old stand ol Elartin avenue.
 " R Cole and family left Thursda, morning for an outing in the country Rev. l.. N. Whisenhunt is in charge O the store today.
 K. R. Hicks of Texarkana cam, Saturday to join Mrs. Hicks, and vii be a guest of Mir. and Mrs. Phil Stev enson for a time.
 Mrs. s. J. Philpot, who had beer visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. r M. Taylor of Talihina, Ok, returned home Wednesday.
 A. A. Blair, who lives out neal Ransom, left Thursday for Blaine Ok, to manage the cotton gin owned by J. A. Thornton.
 Dr. M. L. Anthony went to Ash down Saturday where he conducted services Sunday for the Christian church congregation.
 George Tibbs of Smithville drove in lot of cattle bought in the Shady neighborhood Thursday and will shiI them to Kansas City.
 H. A. Filley, after spending a vaca tion with homefolks, left on last Mon day to resume his work in the oi fields near Oilton, Ok.
 The little daughter of Mir. and Mrs w. c. Baker, who live east of the city has been dangerously sick, but il reported as improving
 R. M. Woods, the Southside shoe maker, has received word that his tw, sons, Elmer and Chester Woods, ar rived safely overseas.
 Mrs. o. B. Bagshaw, who is teach ing at Two Mile school house, neal Potter, came in Friday to spend Sun day with the homefolks.
 Dr. P. Young of Cove drove up il his car Monday morning to have som' work done on it at the ProctorSmitl Motor Company's garage
 J. L. Spears of Kinta, Ok, arrived Sunday and will be guest in th' home of Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Rogers the latter being his sister.
 Mesdames T. A. Mcfarland and J w. Rorick of Glen Elder, Kas., cam' in Thursday and will spend tim visiting relatives at Oden.
 Miss Pearl Evans, who has been a St. Louis for several months, has re turned for a visit, the guest of he cousin, Mrs. Dora Slopman.
 R. P. Harris has sold his planini mill and store at Eagleton to tn Crutch6eld Lumber Company and | moving back to Fort Smith.
 Sounty Surveyor W. E. McVay O Grannis is in Mena to do some sur veying for the Manganese Mining and Development Company.
 Mrs. W. E. Stokes of Austin, Tex who has been visiting her sisters Mesdames K. B. Board and Pear Dean, returned home Friday
 Mrs. c. E. Park and two children O Dewitt, Ark. arrived Saturday am will be guests in the home of Mir. ant Mrs. w. C.. Park for time.
 The following country merchant bought supplies in Mena Thursday D. R. Roberts of Opal, c. B. Davi and Mont Beatty of Blackfork.
 Miss Love Williams of Dallas, Tex arrived Friday to take charge of tn millinery department of the Duke Magruder Dry Goods Company.
 S. J. Oslin and family arrived iron Stigler, Dk., last Monday and vii occupy the residence recently acquired in the Hall addition to the city.
 w. D. Laney of Larussell, Mo, wh' had been visiting his sister, Mrs. s P. Albright, living mile south O Mena, left for his home Saturday.
 Thad Reid of Acorn left Saturda. for Weleetka, Ok, with two wangoi load of hogs for his son, Mack Reid who owns a fine farm near there.
 John E. Joplin and A. C. Higgin bottom autoed in from Wickes ol Wednesday to look after business, re turning home Thursday morning.
 Misses Jane c. Wiggins and Flor ice DeGrafenreid of Shreveport, aftel a week here, guests at Hotel Mena returned home Thursday afternoon.
 B. F. Ray and family of Shreveport arrived Saturday to visit MT. ant Mrs. J. R, Ogden in the Dallas valley Mrs. Ray is brother of Mrs. Ogden
 Mrs. Ollie Kelso of Shady Point Ok, returned home Sunday afternoon after a short visit with Mir. and Mrs Oliver Johnson on Bethesda avenue
 Private Fred Duke came in Sunday from Camp Pike to look after busi ness matters as president of thu Duke -Magruder Dry Goods Company
 Among the out-of- town visitors here Monday were Rev. H. T. Howel of Opal, J. s, and s. A. Hughes oi Clagget and Ed Nahum of Huddes