The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-03

J. A. Sullivan of Wickes spent Saturday in Mena on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. c. B. Allen of Acorn were visitors in Mena Salur- Nday.
 i $. k. Pottorff of Hatfield was in lMena Saturday, having business in the Probate court.
 w. A. Christopher of Thomasville, Ok, spent Friday with Mena friends and to look after business matters.
 G. T. Fraker and James Nichols, living on Route No. 1, out of Hat field, were in Mena on business Fri day.
 James Paynter came from Rich Mountain on Saturday to spend the day with Mena friends and to dc trading.
 Mir, and Mrs. Luther II. Young are here from HaileyVille, Ok, to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. II Young.
 ldus Beavers returned to Heav- ener Thursday, after having spent two days with Mena relatives and friends.
 C. k. Bezanson is here from Shreveport to spend a part of the holidays with Mrs. Bezanson and children.
 J. G. and R. F. Hampton and Dan Lawrence came in from Shady on Thursday to market cotton and tc do trading.
 Mrs. John D. Clifton of Texarkana arrived last Friday to be the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. E. Holt for sev- eral days.
 Dr. P. R. Watkins reports the birth of a daughter on Friday night to Mir. and Mrs. Will Etchison oi Page, Ok.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Strickland re- turned Thursday from their we'd ding trip to New Orleans and other ] southern points.
 MT. and Mrs. D. w. Barton anC children returned Thursday from Cove, where they spent Christmas with MT. Barton's parents.
 H. A. Barton was up from Cove Friday to get supplies preparatory tC making a crop this coming season He will live on his uncle's farm. Mir and Mrs. William Lowe moved ! last week from Potter to the n. E Dahlgren residence on Bethesda avenue, recently bought by Mr Lowe.
 Dr. J. H. Murphy of Oden was il Mena Friday morning on his return from a holiday visit in Texarkana He started on the home trip Friday morning.
 Mrs. F. P. Morgan and little son after spending a month with rela- tives in Mena and at Alder, left Fri day afternono for their home in E Campo, Tex.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wood anC children, after spending Christma' with relatives at Yocana, left Thurs day afternoon for their home neal Shady Point, Ok.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. C. Beeton, whC had lived on the A. w. Lowery farm west of Mena during the past sea son, moved last week to their resi- dence on Stilwel Heights.
 R. w Simpson was in from Eggel Friday to make final proof of hi homestead entry before the circui clerk. John M Egger and Franl i We'll came with him as witnesses.
 Dr. E. E. Holt and Mrs. Hol moved last week from the F. l. Johnson home on Port Arthur av- enue to their own home on Reint street, which was formerly the s D. Allen home.
 Mrs. W. J. Reno and daughter-in- l law Mrs. Ben Reno accompanied { by Dr. ]. c. Hilton, left Thursday 1 for Cleveland, Ok, in response to { 1 ,,,oc.nrro fboE Doy, Dnpn uyac opifi0 ally ill with pneumonia.
 Richard Jones of Eldridge, How ard county was in Mena Friday tf make final proof of his homestead entry before the county clerk. His witnesses were George A. McCau- ley and William N. Schoolfleld.
 Frank philpot will leave Satur- day morning for Mineola. Tex, tC enter the employ of the Wrought Iron Range Company. His brother Fred. had been with the same com pany until he was called for service in the National army.
 Hugh Stapp came from Fort Smith Thursday afternoon to spend day with Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Dur ham and H. NJ. Whitfield in the Dallas valley, returning home Fri day afternoon. He arranged for Mir Whitfield to come to Fort Smith soon to visit at his home.
 ]. w. Bohmer of Cove was in Mena Friday to consult the local ex- op,pffnp hoapd in pnfaraucp fn hie