The Mena weekly star., 1918-09-05

- kas. He and his brother, John. of Wa. ters, are interested in developing min. ing properties near Egger.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Mize and chil. dren of Cove were in Mena Thursday evening to have dental work done and to call on friends. MT. Mize is with the Cove Lumber Company. Private Willie Edwards of Camr Beauregard, La, came in Wednesday on ten days furlough, which will be spent with his parents, Mir. and Mrs D. H. Edwards of Big Fork.
 R. s. Barrett of Johnsonville, Ky. who had been visiting his sister, Mrs J. c. Frazier for two weeks, left Fri day for Bucyrus, Kas., to visit with relatives before returning home.
 Mrs. Claudio Burks and three chil- dren, who had been visiting her moth CT, Mrs. English Baker at Hocha. town, Ok, and relatives and friends at Grannis, returned home Sunday after noon.
 Miss Willie Emerson of Little Rock who has been guest in the home of her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. James Emerson, left Thursday to visit rela- tives at Heavener before returning home.
 Mrs. J. o. Witt and daughter in law, Mrs. F. o. Witt, and Miss Bernice Goodwin of Heavener, left Sunday aft ernoon after visiting MT. and Mrs. c V Goodwin, daughter of the first named.
 Uncle Jack Davis, who suffered a slight stroke of paralysis about two weeks ago, is able to come up towr again. His leg is not as badly eff fected as his arm, of which he has little use.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter F. Edwards left Saturday for McAlester, Ok. where they will make their home Mir Edwards will be employed as a Dle- chanic by the Lewis & Briggs Motor Company
 Jesse Moseley, George Pike and E K. Jackson left Sunday afternoon for Fort Smith as witnesses in Federal court in the stacker cases from this county that will come up for trial this week.
 
 Private Louis Robert of the quarter masters corps at Self Ridge Field near Mt Clemens, Ind, after being with homefolks and Mena friends since last Friday, left for camp or Thursday.
 Mrs. Guy Thornton of Fort Smith who was called here several days ago by the serious illness of her mother Mrs. J. J Mershon, returned home Friday afternoon, as Mrs. Mershon is improving.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. L. Clement have received word from their son, Don now at Camp Pike, to the effect that he has been accepted for the officers training camp, which he expects to enter within a month.
 F. G. Montgomery, lineman for the Southwestern Bell Telephone Com pany, returned Sunday from DeQueer and other points on tfe line, repairing the damage done to the wires by the storm of last Friday.
 Mrs. Mamie Ferguson of Coaldale Ark, called here by the serious sick ness of her mother, Mrs. J. N. Lilies on Eagle Gap avenue, left for home Friday afternoon, her mother being somewhat improved.
 Among the out-of-town visitors on Wednesday were c. L. May of Opal, J D. Allen of Ritz, R. Butts of Black fork, Hugh Maddox of Waldron, W. D Johnson of Blansett, and H. A. Stand ridge of Board Camp.
 W. A. Finks and Gibson Witt of the First National Bank were on a fishing trip Friday, having left that morning for Wickes from whence they drove to the Cossatot. They returned on Friday evening, sans fish.
 Miss Margaret SUnderman, accom- panied by her brother, George, left Sunday afternoon for Indiana, the first named to visit with relatives at Huntington. the latter to attend Con- cordia College at Fort Wayne.
 Mrs. Gordon Boone and daughters. Misses Catherine and Elizabeth of Cor pus Christi, Tex, who have been wis ting Mir. and Mrs. S. D. Shrewsbury, parents of Mrs Boone, for six weeks, left for home Monday afternoon.
 Among out-of-town visitors Friday were J. ". Bates and G. L. Sells of Board Camp. Alfred Pryor of Waters, ]. M. Bowen of Clagett, c. B. Lennard of Egger, J. s. Banks of Big Cedar and Charlie Chambers of Ida, Ok.
 Mir. and Mrs R. Anthony and daughter, Miss Kate, returned Sunday from Timpson, Tex, where they vis- ited relatives. Mrs. Anthony and Miss Kate had also visited relatives in Mississippi before going to Texas.
 Miss Lena Rogers left one day last week for Little Rock, where she will enter Draughon's business college. She ulans to visit her brother. CIaud