The Mena weekly star., 1918-03-21

remain at home until he fully re. eoNers his health.
 J. \. Roach returned on Thursday rom Havana, Ark, where he haC spent week with relatives.
 G. II. Barnes came from Wander voort Thursday afternoon to look after business in the county seat.
 Jim May and son, Don, came from HeaVener Friday morning to spend { few days with Mena relatives anC friends.
 NJ. V. Mitchell left Thursday for Manitoba, Can, where he is going tC canvass for the sale of lightning rods. ff I
 Word came to Mena relatives lasI Friday of the birth of an 8-pound boy to MT. and Mrs. Ben Dotson al Joplin, Mo. C
 Dr. J. F. Lee came in from EggeI Friday to leave for Bonneville, Ark. to spend a week with his aged father.
 Frank Whisenhunt arrived or Wednesday from Oklahoma City where he had been for the past sev- eral weeks.
 Dr. w. c. Vandiver reports the birth of a daughter last Wednesday to Mir. and Mrs. Boss Edwards, or the Board Camp -Egger road.
 J. T. Hooper and h. Davis from near Alder were in Mena Saturday to get fertilizer and other farm sup plies for spring farm work.
 Miss Xashti Jackson is here from Philadelphia to spend the mid-term vacation at 0uaehita College with home folks and Mena friends.
 
 Mrs. N. w. Eddy returned or Wednesday from Okmulgee, Ok, where she had spent a week with her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Hanes.
 Webster Ashford, employed or the Waldron Advance Reporter, ar rived in Mena Thursday for visit with his brother, w. r. Ashford.
 Miss Bernice Patton went to Fort Smith last Friday to spend the weekend w,qh. her sister. Miss Carol who is attending business college.
 ats - Mrs. R. A. Tulloss arrived Thursday morning from Vivian, La, for wis it with her parents, Mir. and Mrs Eugene Harper and other relatives
 Hugh Lofts, son of Mir. and Mrs John Lofts, arrived on Thursday from Stewart, Ok, for visit with his parents and relatives in the Egg ger community. ylac 8Gg
 F. J. Greiner of the Golden Rule farm reports that one of his o. I. c sows is doing her bit to relieve the pork scarcity, having this week far rowed IS fine pigs.
 MT. and Mrs. George Tibbs, who have been living on South Secont street, left Friday for Smithville OK, where they will live. They made the trip overland e F.
 Mrs. Granville Winters, after spending several days with Ment friends and looking after her prop. erty interests, returned to HeaveneI last "Wednesday afternoon
 w. w. Townsend returned Friday night from a visit to Little Rock making the trip home in new Stephens Six auto bought of tho Gunnels-Riley Motor Company.
 Mrs. Jessie Smith, sister of Mrs George Haines, accompanied by three small children, arrived Thu day from Coopertown, Ok, for ; visit with Mir. and Mrs. Haines.
 Miss George B. Anthony, daughter of Dr. M. L. Anthony and Mrs. An thony, arrived this week from Cen, ter, Tex, to join her parents il their Mena home on Adams street.
 Grady and Tom Embry were il from Board Camp on Friday anC Saturday looking after the shipmen of a ear load of hogs which they started to Kansas City that night
 Lindsey Clement, John Bomar ant Phillip Price of Cove were in Men; last "Wednesday, having come after Ford touring ear which Mr. Prie' had bought thru the Proctor-Smitl Motor Company.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Kennedy anC children arrived in Mena Wednes- day from Hobart, Ok, expecting tC locate in Polk county. Mir. Kenned, was here several weeks ago on { pospecting trip.
 J. NJ. Butterworth and John Smitl are here from Ardmore, Ok. The first named is expecting to buy ; small place in or near the city where he can raise garden trucl