The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-03

kansas City and St. Joseph, Mo.
 Lieutenant Henderson Jackson harrived last Saturday from Camp Pike to be at home until Wednesday.
 Mrs. Sarah Lambert left last Sat- urday to spend a week with her brother, Jacob Piland, at Taihina, Ok.
 R. Golf went to DeQueen last Sat urday to attend a meeting of the stockholders of the Golf Wholesale company.
 N. R. Oneal left Friday for Si. Louis to start out on a five weeks trip over his territory in Kansas and 1 Missouri.
 \. K. rretz returned Saturday from a trip to Oklahoma and Texas points, having been away for several weeks.
 ! Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Tate and chil- dren arrived Friday from St. Louis, Mo-, for a visit with Mrs. Tates father and sister.
 Elder Charles Burnett came in from his home at Board Camp on Saturday to go from here to Potter to attend the Fifth Sunday meeting. Val. D. Allen of Pueblo, Col, is here to spend the winter with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Allen. He had not been home in eleven i years.
 Miss Irene Thornton, after a hol- iday vacation of ten days, left Sun day to again take up hF school work in the Gam school near Pot ter.
 Forest Ranger Jos. R. Gill, who had been home for Christmas. left last Saturday for Bigelow, Ark, where he is scaling lumber for the government.
 Ben Froelich and daughter Mrs. Rose Mccullough of Little Rock, who had been Christmas guests of A. Ernst and daughter, returned home Friday.
 Henry G. Pollard of the National Army, stationed at Camp Beaure- gard, La, is home for a furlough. which he is spending with his par ents, near Rocky.
 Dr. B. E. Dunman came from Wickes Friday afternoon, and on his return Saturday drove the Ford { touring car bought last week thru the Proctor-smith agency.
 The Rev. N. o. White came in from Board Camp Saturday to see after his classification under the se- lective draft act so that he can take up his school work next Mon day
 A. F. Combs. who had been help ing his father John D. Combs. move from Rocky to the Irons Fork coun- try passed thru Mena Saturday on way to his home in Oklahoma. west of Hatfield.
 John Bluitt of the Holly Springs neighhorhood last week sold his farm to s. H. Golden, and he and Mrs. Bluitt are now making plans to return to their former home in Sioux City Iowa.
 Marvin Barton of Rolf, Ok. broth 1 nf Nftc % ley neiehtborhood started for his home last Saturday. after having visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gatlin since last Saturday.
 Ray H. Parrish. member of 5ith Regiment T. s. Infantry. stationed at Fort Oglethorps, Ga, left Satur- day to report for duty after having spent furlough of 20 days with his mother, Mrs. l.. NJ. Parrish. He is serving his third enlistment.
 Sergeant Peter A. Bain has se- cured an extension of eight days on his leave of absence from Camp Pike on account of having been taken sick on his arrival in Mena last Sunday He is improving, how ever, and plans to return to duty lthe first of the week.
 E. P. Titus of the Dallas valley returned last week from Little Rock. where he and Mrs. Titus and daughter, Sarah. had attended a family reunion on Christmas day Mrs. Titus and daughter are coming home by way of Heavener. where they will stop to visit relatives. | Lloyd Ambrose, who had spent his
 ave of absence with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. L. E. Ambrose, and other relatives, left Thursday to re- port for duty at Kelley Aviation field near San Antonio, Tex. He is a member of the band. and had been stationed at Camp Bowie, Tex Mrs. Martha Woodford. daughter of Mrs. s. A. Donovan, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs Frederick c. Dressel and granddaughter, Miss Virginia Jane Dressel. arrived Fri day from Chicago. H.. to spend a month or two with Mrs. Donovan. Their coming makes family reun- ion of four generations.
 Mir. and Mrs R. s. Hooper and four daughters and son arrived | Iaef Satllrdav from Tadouia Tey