The Mena weekly star., 1918-07-25
HOLLY HITS.

Virginia Harris spent Sunday with Rossie Swiger.
 Roy Swiger of Union Grove entered school this week at Acorn.
 uncle George Converse and wife Sundayed with the Swiger family.
 Miss Ruby Wallace of Mena is visit ing Hfith Mss Ola Wallace of Holly.
 Mir: and Mrs. Dan Brawley, Rex Brawley and his mother spent Sunday with j.. w. Brawley.
 Miss Dayie Reed, daughter of l. L. Reed, is spending a few days in town with Mrs. Blake Wallace.
 George Converse, Jr., purchased one of those fine pigs sold at the Red Cross sale in Mena last Saturday.
 Oval tBabe) Ford, son of Frank Ford, has enlisted in the navy and will leave on Monday with Marion Cox.
 Alfred Casey spent Sunday with his baby, who IS staying with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Boehm.
 Marion Cox has enlisted in the navy and will leave this week to take up his duties at the naval training sta- ton.
 A protracted meeting at Holly Springs will begin next Sunday with the Rev. Mir. Williams of Mena in charge.
 The literary society at Holly will open on next Saturday night. Every one IS invited to come out and help by their presence.
 Prank Gammons broke his wagon while hauling lumber. He complained that he only had 1900 feet on the load, so should have had better luck
 G. k. kinsworthy will move to Acorn In the near future, having ac- cepted place with the Pitts Sawmill Company in the planer department.
 Lidel Harris, who was thought to be conValescIng from a bad attack oi rheumatism, has had a relapse and is very ill. He has to be turned on { sheet.
 The Rev. Mir Dollar was unable ts fill his appointment at Union grow, church on the third Sunday, due t' his wlfe's illness. The Rev J. w Dunman filled the pulpit.
 5. B. Wallace has sold his farm ant will give possession the first of tn, year. Holly Springs community vii miss Mir. Wallace as he has alway . been substantial, progressive citi zen. We shall hope for the buyer t be his worthy successor. Hclly Springs school opened wit I Miss Jennie Reed of Mena at tn helm. The session gives every prom lse of being a highly successful one
 as, 1t starts out auspiciously. Tn school board failed in getting Mrs Montgomery, as she goes to Cove. The farewell party in honor o . Marion Cox was given at his fath er's home on Friday night The whol, countryside, young and old, was ther' to do him honor, and all enjoyed them selves to a late hour. III united il l wishing Marion good luck and God ; speed.
 The annual conference meeting O
 the Union Grove Freewfll Baptist : church was held on Saturday, July 20 : Among the items of business transact i. ed was the election of Rev. James Dol , lar to be pastor for the coming year 1 and the election of Mrs. Viola Boehm 5 Mrs. Cindy Ward, Grace Swiger ant } Joe Boehm as delegates to the annua f meeting of the Association to be hel, , at New Hope church, three miles wes of Potter.
 A. B. Palmer sustained an acciden .on Monday which might we'll have hat
 a fatal ending. While dipping he wa, attacked by the shorthorn bull ownet by the Association. The bull got Mir Palmer down and could not be driver from his victim tho beaten with club, and stones until T. c. Jones ran ur and stuck his knife into the bnll'i : body. MT. Palmer is pretty sore bui : Is getting along as we'll as could bt expected under the circumstances. Pedapogue