The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-14

PERSONAL NoTEs
G Colp of Russellvilfe, Ark, is
Mena on business.
p Alexander Of Heavener was a
ena visitor Friday
1H. vanHOrn of Egger was
,song the few farmers in Mena Fri
10y,
N Montgomery is on duty in
m Nj. Shields store on the South
de.
q Yeakey of Hatfield spent
.veral hours with Mena friends
thursday.
W r Short of Muskogce, is in
ena and is planning to spend the
Inter here.
II. Sexton and S. S. Little of
In Mountain were Mena Mena Wis
Ors Thursday.
Frank George and Henry Lilies of
aters were on the Mena market
itb cotton Thursday.
Miss Mildred Steel was called to
FaOleton Friday to take charge as
.,,rse Of a pneumonia patient.
n B. Cardwell Of Talihina, Ok,
,as in Mena Friday to go to Opal for
visit with John Cotton and other
friends.
s Mavor Ira Smith went to Fort
mith Wednesday and returned with
nother Little Giant truck, which he
rove back.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Bell were in re-
eipt of word Thursday that their
on. Private BENZ. F. Bell had arrived
bfely overseas.
Dr. A. W. Rice of DeQueen, who
Las charge of the tick eradication
work in Polk county, was in Mena on
official business Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Shipman, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Fred
Embry, left Saturday to return to
Ter home at Honey Grove, Tex.
Private Harrison Standridge arriv-
I'd Wednesday from Camp Pike to
spend a Through with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Standridge at
Opal.
Jos. R. Gill, forest ranger, came in
from Eagleton Friday to spend q day
with his family on Stilwell Heights.
He will return to his work again on
Saturday
j. C. Ballentine, who has returned
recently TO Mena from Oklahoma,
has opened shoe repairing shop in
ALBERT Robertson's store house on the
'southside.
W. NJ. Moore, an experienced cleo
'triclan, has taken position at the
garage of the Zachary Motor compa-
ny and will have charge Of the bat
terry department.
W. H. Darwin of Wickes, James
Nations of Vandervoort and d. E.
Myers of Hatfield were among the
Southend men to make returns to the
election commission.
A carload of Polk county steers
left Mena Saturday for the Kansas
City stockyards. The animals were
shipped by G. v. Merryman. who
lives west of Mena.
Private Arch Ward. home ON an
eight day Through from Camp Beau
regard, La, visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Ward of Eagleton.
spent Friday in Mena. a
I. Z. Borders, who for some time
past has been in the employ of the
We'll Fargo Company, has given up
,ne job and is again working for the
Watkins Hardware Company. n
Z. W. Stockton, who had been in
|tne general merchandise business on
south Mena street for several
months, has closed out his business
Ishd VIII return to his farm near
Nunley.
Mr.. and Mrs, lack Yeargan and
|snnoren called to Mena last week on
account Of the illness and subsequent
|aeatn OF Mr. Yeargan's mother. re-
turned to their home in Pittsburg
Ikas., Friday.
A. '. Plrtle and other Mena rela-
Ives We're relieved Wednesday upon
Ia: ear,ng that Charles Pirtle at Jop-
u, mo-, who had been critically i'll
r sh relapse from the '.fiu'' was
much improved.
:: NJ. Edwards and Joe Kirkland
ron Holly Springs Thursday re-
mas 70 John H. Hamilton, chair
Dsn Of the "Give-A- Bushel" cam
ra,sn mat school district No. 6 had
a'ssa Szi for this fund.
.li. and Mrs w. C. Winn and son
a. IN Mena Thursday from War
zen, Bradley eourtv - - az.