The Mena weekly star., 1918-09-05


 Tuesday, en route to Spiro, Ok, on business.
 Mesdames A. J. Morgan and Joe Sargeant of Grannis spent Tuesday in the city.
 Mrs. 0. H. Noble and Miss Myrtle McVay of Grannis were Mena visit ors Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wiley Edwards of AL der came in Tuesday to buy furniture and other supplies. MT. and Mrs J. A. Goldsmith ar- rived from Fort Worth Tuesday and are looking for location.
 Mrs. w. c. Wilkes and son, Percy came in Monday and are guests of Mrs. G. B. Dennis on Fourth street. J. W. Cook of Commerce, Ok, a lumberman and miner, is in Mena to investigate the manganese situation. c. w Casey of Newton county has arrived and will act as forest rang CT, assisting J. R. Gill in this district.
 The Rev. W. H. Pate of the firm of Pate & Son of Umpire, Pike county, was in Mena Tuesday on goods buy ing trip.
 J. A. Wilson, living near Cove, was in Mena Wednesday to purchase a grist mill to add to his equipment on the farm
 Mark Dover, Alex Parsons, Hey Nichols and W I. Richardson of Hat field were Mena business visitors Tuesday.
 Mrs Susan Edwards of Watson, Ok, after visiting relatives near Egg ger, was in Mena Monday en route to her home.
 R. B Durham of Durham & Looney, merchants at Board Camp, was in Mena Tuesday en route to Fort Smith to buy goods.
 Mrs. B. o. Embrey, sister of Mrs Oscar Thacker, came in from Heav- ener Tuesday and will be guest at the Thacker home.
 Mir and Mrs. J E. Lyncy and niece, Miss Essie Moore, arrived from Ard more, Ok, Tuesday and will visit rel atives near Hatfield.
 Mrs. Modena Hays and two children returned Tuesday from Fort Smith. where they visited the formers sister, Mrs. Minnie Chitwood.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Embry of Fort Smith arrived Tuesday and will visit MT. and Mrs. E. C. Embry and other relatives of Board Camp.
 Mrs. E. c. Trent, who had been visiting relatives and old friends in and around Fort Scott, Kas., returned home Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. w. J. Nichols and little daugh- ter of Texarkana arrived Tuesday and will visit with relatives and friends in and near Mena for time.
 Spencer Gallagher came in from Fort Smith Saturday to visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. W. J. Gallagher, returning Monday afternoon. Mrs. Harold Bond has accepted a position as bookkeeper and stenog- raphor in the office of the Common wealth Public Service Company.
 Mrs. R. c. Belshey of McCurtain, Ok, arrived Tuesday and will visit numerous relatives in and around Mena. She formerly lived near Nun ley.
 w. M. Reynolds has accepted po- sition with the Corner Grocery for the fall and winter, while Mir. Robert son will be much occupied in weighing cotton.
 J. l.. Buchanan arrived Monday from Quinton, Ok, to visit with rela- tives near Potter. His father at one time lived in Historical Hall in Jans- sen Park.
 Miss Esther Burk, chief clerk of the local exemption board, returned Monday from visit to her sister, Mrs. Monroe Martin, and friends at Little Rock
 Misses Nellie and Adine Bledsoe, granddaughters of MT. and Mrs. A r. Bledsoe, left Tuesday for Beaumont, Tex. They spent the three summer months here.
 Ike Grant, Will Dean and Jess Tow came very near glutting the local squirrel market Monday afternoon when they brought in sixteen of the Fox variety.
 Claude K. Alien writes The Star from Dallas, Tex, asking for change of address from Heavener, Ok. He is again doing clerical work in railroad office.
 Sergt. J. L. Ambrose, son of MT. and Mrs. L. E. Ambrose, arrived from Kelly Field, near San Antonio, Tex, Tuesday afternoon to spend short furlough at home.
 Among the out-of-town visitors in Mena Tuesday were w. c. and H. M. Fowler and Jerry Lambert of Big Fork, James Trotter of Oden and A.