The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-01

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 Mr.'and Mrs. M. D. Hall of Van dervoort, who had been visiting Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Lee, returned home Friday afternoon.
 E. H. Ozier of Wichita. Kas.. is in Mena to take charge of the electric wiring for the Commonwealth Pub lie Service Company.
 D. K. Myers of Hatfield, chairman of the Republican central committee, was in Mena Satuday to attend the meeting of the committee.
 Miss Louise Perrett left Satur- day to visit her mother, Mrs. Rose Ferret, and two sisters, Misses Jane and Alexis, at Okmulgee.
 Mrs. H. s. Wallace and two grand children returned to Texarkana Fri day afternoon after a two weeks visit here, guests at the Antlers.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Roberts and family of three children are up from Shreveport to spend week in Mena. They came by auto.
 Mrs. L. A. Allen of Mister, Ok, returned home Sunday after visit in the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Elmore on Fourth street.
 MT. and Mrs. c. M. Judd, who had been visiting relatives here for sever al days, returned Sunday afternoon to their home at Fort Smith.
 B. w. Carr of Freedom township returned the first of last week from visit with Mir. and Mrs. Dug Lane of Poteau Mrs. Lane is his sister.
 James Walden and wife, who moved from Heavener to Mena, Fri day moved into one of the Lochridge cottages on upper Mena street.
 c. V. o'Neil, head of the Ivory Handle Company of Hatfield, was in Mena Saturday. He very much de- sires to find reliable fireman.
 Dennis Townsend and family, &C., companied by Miss Kittie White, mo- tored out to J. c. Garland's Water Valley farm and spent Sunday.
 A letter from Private Jack Steel, stationed at Camp Dodge, la, states that he is leaving for France. All his ersonal property was sent home.
 MT. and Mrs. D. NJ. Watkins and son, accompanied by Miss Vassie Palmer a guest, left Sunday by auto to visit relatives at Dierks, Ark
 Miss Ethel Goolsby, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ben Goolsby, who has been in attendance upon the Normal school at Conway, came in Friday
 Mrs. A. E. Wear, wife of County Judge Wear, left Wednesday for Po- teau, where she will for a time visit her husbands brother, J. B. Wear.
 Mir and Mrs. W. A. Smith, after spending ten days among relatives and friends at Mena, returned Sun day to their home at Oklahoma City.
 R. F. Richmond, c. E. Thomas, W. D. Johnson, c. H. Riddle and J. A. Smith, all of Nella, Scott county, were in Mena Thursday after sup plies.
 Kemp Rector and Miss Mittie Cone and brother Carl, who have been visitors in the home of Mir. and Mrs. near Oklahoma City Friday after noon.
 Mrs. F. o. Smith, who has been spending g few days with Mrs. R. D. Green of the Commercial Hotel, re- turned to her home at Cove Sunday afternoon.
 E. w. St. John, now member of the firm of Haywood Machinery Com pany at Shreveport, is taking weeks vacation with relatives and friends in Mena.
 MT. and Mrs. F. W. McClannahan of Shreveport, who spent two weeks here, left Thursday for Little Rock. Both expressed admiration for Mena and it's fine water.
 Mrs. J. W. Mayes and Miss Emma Suit of Stratford, Ok, arrived on Wednesday and will spend some time visiting relatives and friends around Big Fork and Opal.
 Ambrose Bratcher and family re- turned from Hot Springs and Glen wood in their auto Friday. MT. Bratcher reports poor crops every where he had been.
 Among the out-of-town visitors in Thursday were J. D. Venable of Oden, ". D. Johnson of Blansett, j. M. Newman of Big Fork and Monroe Pettitt of Blackfork.
 Mrs. s. Picchi and daughter, Mrs. W. s. O'Brien, left last Friday to visit friends at Hatfield, and while there will try their luck fishing in Mountain Fork river.
 O. P. Kline, summer visitor from Port Arthur, Tex, has rented the cottage at 1919 Church avenue, and was moving his family into the prop erty Monday morning.