The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-11

 farm at Rich Mountain to make crop.
 Miss Bessie Wiseley of Grannis is Tn Mena as the guest of Miss Tatum.
 James Wilson of Cove was among the out-of-town people in Mena Mon day.
 Mrs. Sarah J. Palmer of Hatfield was business visitor in Mena on Saturday.
 A daughter was born on Thursday to Mir. and Mrs. Troy Masters, living near Board Camp. Dr. J. c. Hilton wes in attenoance.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. V. Bailey and chil- dren of Board Camp were in Mena Thursday night at the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Ben Goolsby.
 Mrs. Vira Nichols, sister of Mrs. Dan Brawley and H. H. Montooth, ar- rived Saturday from Pittsburg, Kas., for visit with Polk county relatives.
 John Rodgers of Oden was in Mena Thursday to market a load of corn. which is the sixth load he has brought in out of his crop of about 5000 bush- els.
 H. J. Green and father, the Rev. J. M. Green, who had spent last week with Mena relatives and friends, left Sunday morning for their home in Fillmore, Ok.
 Mrs. c. w. Jackson, daughter of Mrs. R. c. Maxwell, came from At wood, Kas., on Saturday to be with her mother, who has been sick for over a week.
 Tom Gillian and R. B. Durham of Board Camp were among the farmers here Monday, the latter having come in for load of goods for the Durham X Embry store.
 Col c. M Latimer went to Wickes Saturday afternoon to be on hand for the opening of the Bank of Wickes this morning He will be the cashier of the institution.
 S. B. Powell, Wash Martin, Harry Keller and Frank Lewis autoed up from Hatfield Monday, hoping to hear the patriotic addresses at the Bap-t tist church, but arriving late
 Mrs. W, B. Thomas returned Satur- day from Texarkana where a " ak ago she had undergone an or .ra ei,n at Michael Meagher hospital from which she is recovering rapidly.
 Mir and Mrs. William Reynolds and son and daughter arrived in Mena last week to make their home, Mir. Key nols having bought the L. E. Am prose property on Stillwell Heights.
 w. V. Daniels came in from Cedar Township last Friday to be on hand for the Liberty Loan meeting to be held this afternoon. He came in on horseback, making the trip in spite of the rain.
 l.. E. Ambrose left last Saturday for Texarkana to spend week of ten days at the home of Mir. and Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Hartzell before he and Mrs. Ambrose go to their new home in Tokay, N. Mex.
 B. W. Teeter came from Cove Sat day to spend the day in Mena. He and Mrs. Teeter moved to Cove on Tuesday of last week, and this week Mir. Teeter will start work for the Cove Lumber Company.
 Alex Coyle came up from Grannis Sunday and spent Monday in Mena to pay taxes and to look after other business. He improved the opportuni- ty to attend the patriotic meeting held in the Star Hall Sunday night
 Oscar Afford returned Thursday from Heavener where he had been to help A. R. Laswell move a house. He had Mir Laswell's moving equip ment shipped to Mena, and as soon as the weather permits he will start the job of moving the Mena Flour mill to the new location on South Fourth street.
 Pat Hall after spending little over week on furlough from duties at Camp Pike, left Saturday to again take up his work with the National Army. He had once secured an ex- tension of time on account of the ill., ness of his mother, but when he left