The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-27
PERSONAL NOTES

PEhSONAk NOIES
 Mir. and Mrs. W W. Philpot were over from Egger Monday.
 Private Frank Heidrick returned to Camp Beauregard Monday.
 Lumberman J. W. Cooper of Foran Gap was in Mena Saturday.
 Green Conn and Cornelius Luns- ford were in from Ink Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Phil Stevenson were up from Mineral to spend Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. s. E. Wiseman of Blackfork were here trading Satur- day.
 Roy St. John is having oat stub ble turned and peas planted on the Ozark Ranch.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dan Taylor and little daughter and two sisters of Mrs. Taylor, all of Hatfield, shopped in Mena Thursday.
 Cashier J. E. Campbell of the Mer- chants Bank of Vandervoort, is in the city Monday.
 Preston Banks of Hiawasse, Benton county, arrived Monday to visit his father, J. c. Banks.
 Asa Gatlin and son, Ivan, were in from Nunley Saturday. They report but little rain there.
 M. S. Bates on Monday began a three months school at Shady Point, four miles west of Mena.
 c. w. Upton, living west of Hat field, was here Saturday. He says crop prospects are fine there.
 Alley Duncan returned from Camp Pike Monday, where he took Roy Mundy, charged with being stacker.
 A. c. Higgenbottom of Wickes was in Mena Sunday to attend the chau- tauqua, returning home Monday af- ternoon.
 s. s. Lane of Grannis spent few hours in Mena Saturday He is pre- pairing to establish mercantile busi- ness in Grannis.
 Mrs. D. Alexander and two daugh- ters, Misses Kathleen and Gertrude, came in Friday to visit Mir and Mrs. Leslie Moseley.
 F. E. Dixon and two sisters, Misses Gladys and Bessie, of Cove, who have been visiting Mrs. s. E. Weeks, re- turned home Monday.
 A postal from Fred Thinnes to his mother states that he arrived safely lover there" short time ago somewhere in France.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thad Reed, together with Mrs. J. B. harmon left Mon day to visit the formers son, Mack Reed, at Weleetka, Ok.
 Miss Kate Woods, who has been visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Selma Woods, returned to Wander voort Monday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Goss returned home Saturday night, having made a business trip in their auto to Hot Springs and Little Rock.
 J. G. Lawrence and family and Charlie Halton and family left Friday morning in their cars for an outing and to fish at Standing Rock.
 The storm Friday put the telephone lines to Ink, Egger and Corinth out of commission, but repairs have been completed and the lines in use again.
 Mrs. V. w. St. John received a telephone message Friday inform ing her of the birth of fine daughter to Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Payne at Ash down.
 J. w. Kingsbury was in Mena Fri day to make final proof to his home stead near Rocky. With him as wit nesses were J. I. Winton and D. B. Roberts.
 Mrs. w. A. Sandefur and Mrs. A. Affholter of Vandervoort attended the Chautauqua Sunday, the W. s. s. meeting today, and returned home on No. Monday.
 F. R. Fried, who owns valuable farm lands near Wilson, Kas., left Saturday with his daughter, Miss Alice, to look after the harvesting to begin Tn a few days.
 Mrs. c. H. Lindsay and children of Shreveport are up to spend some time visiting relatives and friends and t. see Dudley Lindsay, who left Mon day for service in the army.
 Ben Henderson of Moberly, Mo-. arrived Thursday afternoon for a visit with his mother, Mrs. Mary E. Henderson, and sisters, Mrs. T. R. Jones, Jr., and Miss Ethel Henderson.
 c. B. Speer of Fort Smith, who was