The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-11

 I J. W. Manley of Blansett. Scott county, was in Mena Wednesday for supplies.
 E. F Messick of Grannis was in Mena Tuesday to make settlement with the tax collector. George Lawrence, J. M. Hatfield and Bill Wiley were among the folks Tn from Shady Tuesday i MT. and Mrs. L. A. Brown and fam ny were in from Big Cedar, Ok, Wednesday to get supplies.
 pr. M. R. Yeargan same from Sop- CT, Ok, Tuesday to spend day with Mena relatives and friends.
 Herbert Campbell was in from Rocky Wednesday to get load of goods for the Campbell & Son store.
 c. Patrick and w T. Rials of the Board Camp community shipped a car load of hogs to Kansas City Tues day night.
 Mrs. Lonine Garrett of Vandervoort was in Mena for several days this week as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Clyde Troutt.
 J, Haag of Little Rock arrived in Mena Wednesday to spend some time in Polk county in prospecting for a farm location.
 Miss Florence Richards and Miss Nadine Humphrey returned Monday from Foreman, where they had spent week with relatives.
 J. Brinton, J, A. Lewey and W. H Darwin of Wickes were in Mena Tues day to pay taxes, having made the trip in the Brinton car.
 c. B. Watkins, grandson of Mir. and Mrs. B. A. Duncan, is here from Hot Springs for visit with his grand parents and other relatives.
 Miss Lola Watkins and Elmina by CT, who are visiting at the home of MT and Mrs. W. J. Paterson in the Dallas valley, spent Wednesday here. The Rev. W. J Dunman, who suffer ed slight attack of paralysis early last week, has sufficiently recovered to to be able to come down town Wednes- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Steiber of Wichita, Kas., arrived in Mena today to go to Bigger for visit with Mrs. Steiber's brother, J. H. Diehl, and family,
 Jesse Green of the Farmers and Merchants Bank went to Wickes Mon day to assist Cashier c. M. Latimer in getting the Bank of Wickes started | for business.
 Charles Smedley of Umpire, How ard county, and W. A. Banks of Boles, Scott county, were on the Mena mar ket this week with cotton, both selling to c. w Petty
 B. c. Davis, in from Potter Monday, stated that since the recent sale of his farm, he and Mrs. Davis have moved to Potter, where they will live for the present.
 R. F. Putnam was in from Shady Tuesday to market part of the surplus of his home canned tomatoes and pears. He found no difficulty in dis posing of them.
 Dr. W. w. Philpot and Mrs. Philpot were in from Egger Tuesday, the doc tor having been called in to attend his nephew, Frank Chambers, who is sick at the Roby restaurant.
 s. D. Rafnsby of Muskogee, Ok, ar rived in Mena this morning to pros pect for location Mir. Ramsby was | in Mena last January during the big snow, but did not stay long at that time
 Mrs. Ed. Schielein and baby arrived Wednesday from Enid, Ok, to be at the Ozark Rooms during the time that her cousin, George Klein, the proprietor of the hooms is in Fort | Smith for treatment. J. T. Robinson was in from Noun tain Fork Tuesday to pay taxes. MT Robinson states that he has had so much sickness in his family this spring that he has been handicapped i'm getting his farm work done.
 Dudley Lauck, having sold his in terest in the Storey -Lauck Motor Com pany. is making plans to enlist in the government motor truck service. He is visiting friends in Philadelphia this week, and when he returns he expects to make application for enlistment.
 F. M. Cecil, Dr. F. A. Lee, Prof. J, M. Tomlin, Kelsey Beauehamp and Newton Barton came from Wander voort this morning, making the trip with Mir. Beauchamp's auto. They came to assist Mir. Barton in making an appeal to the district board for ex- emption on account of his fathers ill., ness.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. E. Burtch have been uneasy for two weeks and more because of failure to hear from their .,uff ..-t.r sr ufofforad of Cannp