The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-31

without giving them notice.
 G. A. Kennett was added to 1the sales force in the w. w. Townsend store Monday morning. Mfr. and Mrs. D. K. Rodgers spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Walter Slay at Thomasyille, Ok. 1 X i0-pound daughter was born Saturday to Mir. and Mrs. Will Sun derman, pr. L. B. Gunnels was in {. attendance.
 w. A. Hathaway of the Rich Mountain school spent Saturday in Mena in consultation with Supt. w. Homer pigg.
 Judge J. |. Alley returned Satur- day from Little Rock where he had been to make settlement of the in- heritance tax on the T. M. Dover estate.
 James Grant closed a deal Monday for the purchase of two lots adjoin- ing his home on First street. The purchase vas made from James Emerson.
 J. M Reilly of Fort Smith is in Mena to assist the clerical force in the First National Bank during the illness of Sidney w. Duke, the assistant cashier
 Bob Crump of Cove spent Monday in Mena. Bob reported that he had just had hog killing at his home | so he was glad to have the cold weather come on.
 James Lofts of Opal left on Tues day morning for San Antonio, to be with his brother, Lemuel A. Lof- tis, who is sick with pneumonia at Kelly Aviation field.
 Mrs. James Elliott and two sons came in from Board Camp Monday, leaving on Tuesday for Little Rock where they are going to visit a sis ter of Mrs. Elliott. Mrs. c. K. Webb of Heavener, aft
 
 guest of Mrs. c. w. Copelin and Mrs. Humphrey and daughters, left Sat urday for her home. A. K. Poison, living on the c. L. Emery farm three miles west of Mena, was in town Saturday to ar range for public sale to be held on Monday, February i.
 H. II. Mantooth began work Mon day morning for Watkins Hardware Company, taking the place of J. R. Wallace. who plans to go back to the farm within week. Fred Anderson, son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Anderson of Oak Ridge neighborhood, came in Sunday from Fort Towson, Ok, for visit of a few days with his parents. Lindsey Clement, who recently bought out the automobile service garage and shop at Cove, was in Mena Thursday visiting his parents and other relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Clarence A. Metzger and two children arrived Monday from Syra- cuse, Neb.. to join Mir. Metzger, who had been in Mena for week. Mes. Metz1er is a daughter of Mrs. M. J. ' Crosson.
 Mrs. Fleming Holiday and baby, of Ida. Ok, passed thru Mena on Saturday on the way to Egger where they will visit with Mir. and Mrs. Wayne Fleming, parents of Mrs. Holiday.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Whitaker, who have been living on Janssen avenue, left last Monday for Tahlequah, Ok, where MT. Whitaker has em- ployment in a garage For a time last summer he drove one of the big lumber trucks in Mena 
 Mrs. P. D. Garrett and two chil- dren, who had been i'll Mena for the past six weeks, at the home of Mir. 1 and Mrs. J. R. Brown, parents of Mrs. Garrett left Saturday to join Mir. Garrett in Heavener.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Roberts and children were in from Ink on Satur- day to do some trading. MT. and Mrs Roberts have a son in the reg uar army, having enlisted early last spring. He is now located in Chattanooga, Tenn, as member of Company B., 18th Infantry. 
 Miss Mary McNeely, here from Austin, Minn., visiting her sister, Mrs. V. w. St. John and other reIa- tives, went to Ashdown Saturday to ! spend a few days with Mir. and Mrs E. G. Payne She was accompanied on the trip by little Miss Maryetta Payne, who for several weeks had been with her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. V. w. St. John. Mrs. D. c. Golf and daughter. Mrs. l Stanley Turner, mother and sister of R. Golf, arrived in Mena Sunday to spend a day or two with Mir. and Mrs. Golf and family while enroute to Eagletown Ok. from Antlers. They will make their home in Eagletown, Mir. Turner being em- ployed there in the A. c. Golf gen.