The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-04

.. D. hichmond, merchant at Nella, scott county, was in Mena for sup- plies Thursday.
 W. K. Lacky of Opal, and ]. R. wood and A. E. Head of Ink were Tn mena Friday to get supplies.
 w. M. Chamblin came from Potter Thursday to be here for the Hamp Williams meetings held Thursday night.
 Mrs. Cesar Wyss and children. who had been with Mena friends for a few days, returned to their home at Eagleton Thursday.
 Mrs. W. W. Chandler. mother of Boyd Lafiin, after being here since Wednesday of last week, left Friday afternoon for her home in Shreveport
 Capt. Ed Hutson came from Hat field Saturday morning to assict Col Latimer in the big hog sale at Oak lawn farm the same day.
 Mrs. J. A. Mahoney of Dallas, Tex, after spending day or two looking after mining interests in this county. left Thursday for Heavener.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Weems and two children arrived Thursday from Texarkana to make their home in Mena. They will occupy the cottage on "The Boulders."
 Mir. and Mrs. s. M. Riding has re- ceived word from their son, Sam, that he is now located at Jefferson Bar acks, Mo, and that he had been as- signed to the rife squad.
 l. D. Lindsay last week joined the ranks of automobile owners, buying the Chevrolet car formerly owned by A. o. Lewis. Mir. Lewis plans to buy smaller car for his use.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Thomasson are rejoicing at the birth of a son who came to bless their home on Wednesday of last week. Dr. P. R. Watkins was in attendance.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl Manley returned to their Mountain Fork home Friday, Mrs. Manley having spent the week in Mena at the home of Mrs. Mattie c. Littleton, mother of Mrs. Manley.
 Mrs. Fred Strickland left Satur- day for Fort Smith where she will join Mir. Strickland who returned to work pending the time when he will be called to service in the National Army.
 John Embry came in Friday from Fort Smith, going from here to Board Camp to join Mrs. Embry and the baby. He had been under quarantine for smallpox for several days at Fort Smith.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Budd and Master J. D. Jr., returned to Mena Friday from Wagner, Ok, where they had been during the summer. They are expecting to remain in Mena during the summer
 E. T. Oldham, after spending a furlough of two weeks with his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Mason Oldham, and other relatives and Mena friends, left Thursday to again report for duty at Camp Doniphan, Ok.
 Reuben Harrison was here Satur- day to make quarterly report as road overseer of District No. 1, to which he was appointed on the resignation of J. H. Ritchie. He will be candi- date for election this fall.
 R. s. Hooper and family on Friday received a letter from the son, Clay born, who has enlisted in the army and is now stationed at Jefferson Bar racks, Mo, and has been assigned to the cavalry branch of the service.
 c. B. Bates, Henry Standridge, Cal win Bates and James Lilies of Big Fork and Francis Standridge and Vim. Eads of Opal were among those in town Friday from the the eastern part of the county to attend the Liberty bond meeting and to look after other business.
 Mrs. s. A. Galatas left Friday for Camp Beauregard, La, to join her husband who is registTant from Louisiana and is now member of the headquarters company. She expects to remain at Camp Beauregard until her husband is called to service in France.
 H. A. Hathaway of Independence, Ia.. and J. c. Hathaway of Waters, were visitors in Mena Friday, the for mer having come from Rich Mountain where he had visited his brother, w. A. Hathaway. J. c. Hathaway, while in Mena enrolled in the Public Serv- ice Reserve.
 Uncle Marion Wimberly one day last week exchanged his faithful, iron grey family horse which he had driven for the last eighteen years, making the swap with Ambrose Bratcher, and getting instead the Nubian driving horse which had formerly been owned by E. c. Roberts.
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