The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-23

to get supplies for his store.
 James Painter of Rich Mountain spent Friday with Mena Friends.
 Mount Bates of Board Camp spent Thursday among Mena business men.
 o. B. Witherspoon of Cove was in Saturday looking after business mat ters.
 Mir and Mrs Tom Barton and fam fly were in from Egger Thursday to do trading.
 Miss Lady Bruce Kirby of Grannis spent a few days with Miss Nena Crowson last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lauck and MT. and Mrs. R. Golf drove to DeQueen Thursday, using the Lauck car.
 Rev. w. M Crowson went to Hat field Wednesday of last week to spend a few days looking after business matters.
 Miss Laura Shinn, who has been visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Dennis Townsend, has returned to her home at Ransom.
 Mir and Mrs. J L. Rowton and six children of Big Fork and c. W. San ders of Hatfield were with Mena friends Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. & Wood of near Page, Ok, Thursday moved to the cottage at the corner of Mena street and Hickory avenue.
 Mrs. W. E. Mershon was in from Hatfield for short time Friday, look ing after Red Cross matters for the Hatfield chapter.
 E. D. and w. T. Myers of Hatfield were in attendance at the Red Cross meeting held Saturday and spent some time visiting friends.
 Edgar Kesterson of Mineola, Ark, with R. F. Smedley and R. E. Price as witnesses, was making final proof on his homestead Friday.
 Fred Anderson returned to Fort Towson, Ok, where has employment, after visiting for the past week with relatives in Polk county
 Mir and Mrs. Clyde Rowe returned Monday from points in Oklahoma where they had gone the first of the week on theirN honeymoon.
 Dave Evans of Oden stopped Fri day for a few hours visit with his niece, Mrs. M. A. Saylers. Mir. Evans had been visiting in Texas.
 Mr and Mrs. J. w. Edwards from Heavener, came Thursday afternoon and will be here few days packing their household goods for shipment to Heavener.
 Mrs. M. A. Spencer has received card from her husband, Corporal Spencer of Go. B, 10th Engineers, 35th Division, that he has arrived safely overseas.
 Mrs. R. c. Harvey, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Jasper Mid dleton, for the past six weeks, re- turned Wednesday of last week to her home at Tulsa, Ok.
 The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs C. Nj. Lofts of Bigger died Fri day about noon, and burial was in the Cherry Hill cemetery. Mrs. Loftis is sister of s. I. Wood of this place.
 Mrs. R. C. Richmond of Wickes and baby, and Mrs. s. A. Gallatas, who has been at Camp Beauregard, came in Friday afternoon to be with their parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. P Harman. Herbert Began of Shady and Mir. Hale of Womble Thursday checked up the number of cattle grazing on the forest reserve, and aided cattle men in securing permits to use the reserve. F. W. Tomlinson and son, John, and Mir. and Mrs Dan Watkins and son, Ed, went out to the Ouachita fishing Friday, returning Saturday morning. They report good time but not many fish.
 Robert Norris, Clyde Cunningham, |; Charles Haltom and J. c. Lawrence spent Friday near the Norris farm at Yocana and expect to bring back a load of fish. The party went in the Halton car. Price Parker left on last Sunday morning for Joplin, Me, and then will go to Hawkersville and Miami, Ok, to visit with relatives. He will re- turn in time to go with the regis l trants that leave May 27. l Bev Parker went to Board Camp last Thursday, where he will join a | fishing party on the Cossatot, expect 1 ling to be gone week. Price Parker is conducting the Bargain Store dur ing his brothers absence. Amos Musgrave of near Cove was in Thursday to get farming supplies. l Mir. Musgrave for some time was l working with Dr, H. R. Getz as vat | inspector but gave up the work that 1 he might devote more time to farm l | ing.
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