The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-03

MI anu sufcs VI. lA. Logan ana son, c. c., ar, arrived Sunday from Well hngton, Tex, for a visit with Mena, relatives. fAa
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 C. w. Washington of Konowa, Ok, and J. B. tussell of Farris, Ok, are in Mena this week prospecting for locations.
 $. l. Wood and son, 0len, went to Waters Monday to help in invoicing the stock of goods in the Huddleston & Wood store. 4. aala.sW visfe locHF Sl Hoover, in charge of the Golf store at Egger, was here Tues day to get supplies and to attend to other business matters. s
 T. D. Reid of route returned last week from near Muse, Ok, where he had spent eight days with his son, Mack, and his brother.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Edmond re- turned Sunday from Red Oak, Ok, where they had spent the Christmas holidays with relatives.
 Miss Faye Rowton and Miss Bes- sic Moore, who had been holiday visitors ill Mena, left Monday for their home in Heavener.
 Holder Williams, John Wimberly, C. Patrick and W. T. Riales were among the farmers in Mena Monday from Board Camp and Egger.
 Raymond Woodruff came in from Okmulgee, Ok, Sunday to be here over Sunday, but on account of Tuesday being a holiday, remained until Tuesday.
 E. E. Whisenhunt of the Black fork country was here Tuesday to do trading and to market cotton. He sold his cotton to G. w. Petty at 28h cents per pound.
 Misses Gladys and Kate Rogers, nieces of Mrs. c. c. Gunnels, who had been holiday guests of Dr. and Mrs. Gunnels, left Saturday for their home in Goodman, Mo.
 Miss Gladys Lee left Tuesday aft ernoon for Ft. Smith to take course ln Draughon's business college to fit herself to take the plance of some of the boys called to the front.
 Miss Dove Duncan, employed in the S. l. Wood store, is taking a va cation of few days this week that she may visit her brother and fam fly who are here from Boring, Tex.
 John PhiIpot left Sunday for his home in Sallisaw, Ok, after having spent over week visiting his daughter, Mrs, C. A. Kennett, and family and other Polk county rela4 tives. , W1l
 Garland A. Sanders of Vandervooft came to Mena, Sunday and Monday made final proof of his homestead entry before the, county clerk. His witnesses were, Frank Bodine and Lee Osborn. a4.,se .A D
 Miss Lillian Watson, teacher in the schools of Cane Hill, Ark.,l after spending the holiday vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, LIS. Wat son, left last Monday to again take up her work, ~ Tet a
 Master M s. Dittleton, who had spent the Christmas vacation with his mother, Mrs. Matte c. Littleton. left Sunday for Newport Ark, to resume his studies in the Newport schools
 Miss Ethel Riley, after spending brief vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Julius Riley, left Monday for Kansas City to resume her work as stenogfapher for a silo company.
 Frank Bell, whe had spent the holidays with his, parents, Mir. and Mrs. l.. G. Bell, left Monday for Edmond, Ok, where he is employed in the office of the financial secre- tary of the Central State Normal.
 Alex Parsons of Hatfield was a Mena visitor Tuesday. He had been in the employ of w. E. Mershon, but since Mir. Mershon disposed of his business last week he has not yet decided upon new employment.
 G. N. Kelly came in Saturday aft ernoon from Ashdown to spend Sun day with Mrs. Kelly and the baby, who are at the home Mf. and Mrs. J. w. Gardner, parents of Mrs. Kel- ly. He returned to his work Sun day afternoon,
 Norris Holt, son of Dr. E. E. Holt and Mrs. Holt, who had spent two weeks with his parents, left Sunday for Little Rock, where he will visit bis aunt and then go to St. Louis. where he will make application for enlistment in radio branch of the naval service., -ne
 MT. and Mrs. ". E. Mershon came |sfsoms Hatfield Saturday, and spent Sunday with Mena relatives, re- turning home Sunday evening Mr