The Mena weekly star., 1918-07-25

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 Miss Mabel Henry of Shreveport came in Friday and will visit Miss Amelia Robert and other Mena friends.
 Private c. E. Profit some in Fri day to spend a short furiough with his mother, Mrs. M. Profit, and broth CT, NJ. H.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Collins of Hatfield drove to Mena Friday in the good old-fashioned way, with horse and buggy.
 Henry Barker of Boles, Scott coun- ty, who has been under the care of a local physician for a time, returned home Friday.
 Mrs. M. M. Cason of Fayetteville, who had been here for a week visiting her son, J. A. Cason, returned home Wednesday.
 J. c. Lawrence and family and Dem his Townsend and family left Satur- day for Baker Springs for a few days outing.
 Mrs. T. A. Clark of Corinth left on Monday for a visit of ten days with her sister, Mrs. Will Ford, at Earlsboro, Ok.
 Orville Mount and Jack Ware of Wetumpka, Ok, came in Thursday and will visit relatives in the Ransom neighborhood.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hester volman of Poteau came in Sunday to spend a week with the parents of the former, Noah c Volman.
 E. T. Avants has returned from Poteau where he attended to busi- ness last week and left Sunday for his home at Shady
 w L. Holly and two children came in Wednesday from Jennings, La, to recuperate for time and enjoy our climate and water
 Mir. and Mrs. Dale Cunningham, who have been visiting relatives and friends at Shreveport and Foreman, returned home Friday.
 A. c. Dickerson of Childers, Tex. came in Friday to visit Mir and Mrs. Charles G. Goodner of the Owens Chapel neighborhood
 F. W. Tomlinson autoed out to Egg ger Wednesday. He states that crops are good in places, but in some are damaged by the drouth.
 R. Barnard, living at the corner of Spring and Tenth streets, has been confined to his bed for several days from the effects of fall
 Assistant Cashier Sidney Duke of the First National Bank visited Heavener Wednesday, returning on Thursday mornings train.
 Miss Louise Mullins, who is teach ing public school west of Hatfield, spent Sunday here with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. c. Mullins.
 Mrs. William H. Shroyer arrived Saturday from Onargo, Ill., for a visit of two weeks with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. l.. E. Burtch.
 Among out-of-town visitors Satur- day were c. L. Hunt, John Atchley and w. G. McCauley of Hartley and Luke Slongstrom of Shady.
 Mrs. J. c. Banks and her sister, Mrs. M. A. Davis, left Saturday to visit relatives and friends at Gravette and other points in Benton county.
 The following merchants were buy ing goods of our wholesalers Satur- day: c. R. Hale of Acorn, J. R. Wood of Ink and W l.. Lunsford of Yocana.
 Private Ralph Frazier came in from Texarkana Friday, and will act as recruiting officer in place of Perry finders. called to the Texarkana office.
 Mrs. A. T. Cone of Bokhoma. Ok, came in Sunday to visit few days with Mir. and Mrs. s. c. Reynolds, sister of the former, who lives east of Mena.
 F.. R. Marriott of the A. L. Hen dicks Motor Company, Ft Smith, was here Saturday to confer with A. A.. Zachary of the Zachary Motor Com pany.
 Charles F. Riggs of Delta county, Tex, came in Friday to spend few days visiting his parents, Mir and Mrs. J. J. Biggs, three miles east of Mena.
 Dr. B. II. Hawkins, who returned Saturday from Blansett, Scott county, says crop conditions there are better there than here, altho rain is badly needed
 Mrs. V. T. Parker has received a letter from her son, Price, at Camp Merritte, N. J., saying that the boys are getting ready to board ship for France.
 Mrs. H. T. Raynham and Miss Bes- sic Thigpen, who have been guests at Hotel Mena for two weeks, returned to their homes at Mansfield, La, 
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