The Mena weekly star., 1918-03-14

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 II. II. Thomas returned Thursday from Nashville, Ark, where he had attended the Howard circuit court.
 Marvin Sale, who had been home
 on a furlough, left Sunday to again report for duty at Camp Beaure- gard.
 Ford Younce of Oak Lawn farm is l getting out advertising matter for
 another hog sale to be held at his
 place soons
 Misses Ruth Norris and Elizabeth
 Mccoy went to Acorn Friday after
 noon to spend the weekend with
 Miss Toka Hale.
 Emmett Rowe and J. s. Pollard of
 Potter were in Mena Friday to mar
 ket the remnant of cotton gathered 1 up about the gin.
 Dr. w. w. philpot and Mrs. Phil
 pot and daughter, Miss Molly, were
 in from Egger today to do trading
 and to call on friends. ! George Legate returned to Mena
 Sunday from Ringing, Ok, where
 he had been in the oil fields for the
 past two months.
 l J. s. Looney was in from Board
 Camp Friday to~ look after the de- | livery of a car load of fertilizer
 which he had sold to the farmers
 of his neighborhood.
 ] Mrs Clara Kelso and two daugh-
 ters arrived Sunday from Lockes-
 burg, Arks to make their home in
 Mena. Mrs. Kelso has rented the
 residence at 205 Tenth street. Dr. l.. w. B. Long, county chair
 man of the War Recreation fund, : went to Wickes Thursday afternoon
 in the interest of the campaign to raise the quota assigned to Polk
 county.
 I w. J. Scott and son, A. J., arrived Saturday from Anson, Jones county,
 Texas to prospect or a location in
 Polk county. They made trip to
 Mt. Ida Monday, but later in the
 week will return to Mena. Mrs. Jesse Badt left Sunday for
 Fort Smith, where she will attend the funeral services for her cousin,
 Miss Titles, who died in Kentucky and whose remains will be brought
 b Fort Smith for interment. I J. A. Mackey, of Rich Mountain
 was a business visitor in Mena Fri day afternoon, having come, among , other things, to consult w. I. Green,
 county food administrator, in refer ence to the requirements for selling l flour substitutes.
 Idus Beavers came from Heaven CT Thursday afternoon to visit rel
 atives and friends, returning home on belated train No f. He is among the registrants in LeFlore county, | and has been called to report for
 service on March II. M D. Winton and C.. B. Connally were in from Rocky Friday to close !, the sale of the Connally stock of
 goods to Mir. Winton. MT. Connally says that farming looks good to him
 this season. so he will go back to
 the farm and make crop Fl l.. P Purvis, in from Board Camp , Monday, reported that he and his i family had received word that his 5 son, Gregg. who is in the naval serv- [ ice stationed at Charleston, s. c.,
 has been disabled for some time on
 account of an attack of rheumatism. I N w. Elliott, who with his family I arrived in Cove Sunday from Dallas, 1. Tex, was a business visitor in Mena 3 today. Mir. Elliott not long since i. bought the w. A. Worthington
 property adjoining Cove and they
 are going to make their home on the same.
 A dog, apparently mad, was killed 3 Friday morning on Eighth street l near Hickory avenue. At about the ? same time dag belonging to Mrs. A.. A. Campbell was taken with fit on
 Mena street in front of the Hoehener
 jewelry store, but before it was de- . cided to kill the animal, it died 
 ! J. W. Edwards came from Heav- 3 ener "Wednesday and spent Thurs 7 day looking after property interests s and calling on his many friends. Mir. s Edwards has been under the doc
 tors care for the past six weeks,
 having undergone an operation from which he has not yet fully re- j covered.
 t H. l.. Goode arrived Wednesday s from Goldsboro, Tex. to prospect s for a farm location in Polk county. ], So we'll satisfied was he that he n would locate in the county, that
 Mrs. Goodc has also started from
 Goldsboro, and was expected to ar . rive in Mena the latter part of last : week.
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