The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-20
PERSONAL NOTES

J. T. Barron is up from Potter for supplies.
 F. M. Standridge was over from Big Fork Saturday.
 M. P. Olney has gone to Little Rock on a business trip.
 w. L. Lunsforc, merchant, was in Thursday oget supplies.
 c. R. Ellison came in from Big Fork Saturday morning.
 S. M. Hickey of 0den was here on last Thursday to have dental work done.
 Houston Johnson was among the Hatfield folks attending Circuit court Monday.
 Prof. c. M. Woods of Cove spent a few hours looking after business in Mena Saturday.
 Postmaster R. M Johnson of Hat field is up on business and to see rel atives Saturday.
 R. J. Pierce of Potter came in Saturday on business and reports all crops in good shape.
 II. H. Bair shows limb from a plum tree we'll fruited-30 plums in a space of foot in length.
 Born, Saturday morning, to Mir. and Mrs George Griffiths, daughter. Dr. B. H. Hawkins in attendance.
 S. w. Cook was in from Two-Mile Monday and reports crops in splendid condition in his neighborhood
 J. R. Crawford returned Wednesday from Hazel, Ok, and left Saturday morning for his home at Waters.
 Luke Steel of Lockesburg was up Thursday and thinks of bringing his family to Mena for the summer
 Mrs. I. D. Nichols, after a visit of several days with Mena relatives, left Saturday for her home in Texarkana
 Mrs, Selma Woods has returned from Thomasville where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Ambrose Mitchell.
 Leonard Howell and Mr and Mrs. Myron Standridge and children mo- tored over from Opal Saturday morn- ing.
 Miss Ruey Wiley, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. K. Wiley, left Friday to visit at Page with her sister, Miss Fern.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Budd and son have returned from Ogden and points in Texas. They were away about ten days.
 c. H. Edwards came in Friday to take out a load of merchan- disc for his father, w Nj. Edwards, at Ali.
 Miss Bell Davis arrived Thursday from Wichita, Kas., 4nd went out to visit her brother, Eugene Davis, near Egger.
 Mrs. E. E. Barber of Garland City after two weeks visit with Mir. and Mrs. Dennis Townsend, returned home Friday.
 Mrs. Roy Miller left on Saturday to visit few days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. George Edwards, at Heavener.
 Mir. and Mrs. Porter Allen came in from Fort Smith Sunday to visit the formers parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. s. Allen.
 Walter Jones of Potter, in Mena on business Monday, is arranging to install sawmill near his place in teh near futrue.
 The Rev. D. J. Sossaman returned from Eagleton Sunday where he held divine services Saturday night and Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Fred vanWagner has re- turned from trip of three weeks to Neosho, Joplin, Kansas City and oth- CT points north.
 c. c. Carolan of Potter brought two fine porkers to the local meat markets Saturday morning and real ized good price.
 c. F. Williams, missionary of the Ouaehita Baptist Association, left on Friday to attend the Baptist State at Little Rock.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Struble, who ac- companied the remains of their sis Mrs. John Struble, to Paris, Ark, returned Thursday.
 z. M. Ellison of Board Camp in produce, chickens and eggs and reports fair crop of wheat and oats in that vicinity.
 Mrs. J. B. Dickson and daughter, Miss Elva, came in from 0plin, Tex, a few days since to visit her daugh- ter, Mrs. c. R. Dick, near Potter.
 F. J. Smith, who has been laid up, for several weeks as result of an is now So far recovered as to be about good part of the time.
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