The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-07

A. M. Hall of Potter was in Mena
cotton market Friday.
Frank Ogden of DeQueen was in
Mena on business today.
r. B. Ewing of Sloan Springs
Mena on business on Friday.
E. C. Enoch of DeQueen was in
Mena on business on Friday.
Alex Coyle of Grannis was in Me-
ma on business Wednesday.
W. J. Osborne of SmithvilIe sold
cotton in Mena Thursday.
R. L. Finley of Hatfield was in
Mena with cotton Thursday.
r. P. Eisenhower of Waters was
in Mena Friday with cotton.
H. M. Lott of Cherry Hill market
ed cotton in Mena Saturday.
James Levasey of Blanseett
brought cotton to Mena Friday.
G. w. Gortemiller of Waters
brought cotton to Mena Tuesday.
NJ. T. Barber of Opal brought cot
ton to the Mena market Saturday
w. D. Richmond of NelIa brought
cotton Saturday to the Mena market.
P. o. Pennell of Big Cedar brought
cotton to Mena's market Thursday.
J. D. Earnest, superintendent of
the county farm, was in Mena Satur-
day,
Norman Mcbride and wife of Oil
City, La, are visiting relatives in
Mena.
A Faulkner and l. B. Wisenhunt,
all of Hartley brought cotton to Me-
ma Friday.
Mrs. w. B. Thomas, wife of Bank
err Thomas at Wickes, is reported Sc
riously ill.
M. M. Miller and H. N. Miller OF
Cherry Hill were in Mena with cot
ton Thursday.
j. H. Churchman of Boles, Scott
county, brought cotton to the Mena
market Saturday.
John Hicks of Waters brought cot
ton to Mena Thursday and sold on
the local market.
Fred Norris and w. A. Norris
were Cherry Hill farmers in Mena
Friday with cotton.
w. A. Cloud, W. A. Hawkins and
A. w. Hawkins were in from Nunley
Friday with cotton.
A. c.. Hammer and w. ]. Carter,
both from Baker Springs brought
cotton to Mena Friday.
Mrs. John Mershon of Meyer, Ok,
came to Mena Wednesday to attend
the funeral Of w. e. Mershon.
Willis Thompson and Baker Wal
lace of the Old Potter neighborhood
were in Mena Thursday with cotton.
Amzi Winton and wife, who came
to Mena to attend the funeral of w.
E. Mershon, returned to Page Thurs
day.
Bert Mullins and G. II. Campbell
left Mena Friday for Camp Pike
where they will work on the canton
ment.
S. p. Pigg, cashier of the Bank of
Cove, drove up from Cove Saturday
to look after business matters in
Mena.
George w. Burnham of Wickes has
rented a house at FOG Jansen avenue
and will move with his mother to
Mena.
Elmer Wallin, who has been farm
ing west of Mena, left Friday for
Kusa, Ok, to resume work at the
smelter.
w. S. Mckay of Oden was among |
those who travelled fartherest to
bring cotton to the Mena market
Thursday.
Mrs. M. L. Smisson, mother of Mrs.
W. M. Mathews, has gone to Nash
vile and Ozan to visit with relatives
for a while.
Harry Childers, living west of Me-
Ia, left Thursday for York county
Neb., where he will work on one of
he big farms there.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Tomlinson left
Friday morning on an overland trip
% Weleetka, where they will visit Mr..
md Mrs. David Furry.
Among the Board Camp farmers
Who sold cotton in Mena Saturday
we're J. M. Balm, W. E. Ford, j. A.
Martin, NJ. j. Ellison and F. S. Ster-
ing.
Henry Hauert, now in the naval
ervice and stationed at San Diego,
,alif., is in Mena to visit his sister,
Irs. Phil Stevenson and other rela-
ives.
w. T. Crawford, s. L. Looney, F.
!. Stanley, G. Parker, M. Parker and
J. M. Moody were among the Board