The Mena weekly star., 1918-02-28


 wound attended to.
 Mir. and Mrs Ira 0. Smith return ed Thursday from a trip to Fort Smith.
 Miss Alta Woodell was Mena visitor Thursday afternoon and evening.
 Ben Goolsby was off duty at the Watkins Hardware store on account of sickness on Friday.
 Mr and Mrs. C. NJ. Carter of Ser fyyille, Ark, are in Mena Co pros peet for a location on farm.
 Mrs r c. Mullins went to Hat- heid Friday Go spend the weekend NitA her daughter, Mrs W. T. Rowe
 + ". Fisher in from Big Cedar yAa Thursday took out a bio load Of Wlre and other fencing material
 llf I Q. Dickson and Isriel hacker returned Tharsday from 4 hunting trip in the EagIeton com 
 Mrs Walter Jones of Waldron after a visit of several days win pr. and Mrs R. C. Mccoy. returned 'o her home Friday
 
 \. Il Adams of Murdoek. Kas is n Mena to look over land and con- diliens having become interested thfu 4. K Fretz.
 4 daughter was born Th,irs,l,,y night Co Mr. and Mrs. 0. l.. Cooper lNing on North Mena street Dr I T Hilton was in attendance.
 
 Miss Bessie Board left Friday for tolt where on Monday she began work as one of the teachers in inc ei'y schools under Supt. G W. Reid
 Mr and Mrs. T. l. Belt came from kagleton Thursday to make their home in Mena They will live in the Eeeper property on North Ad- ams street.
 Prof. l. F. Quinn of the Loekes- burg schools was in Mena Friday niglt to attend the educational con test He acted as one of the iudges n reading and deelamation.
 
 pr. ]. T. Bogard was called to Foreman Fridaymornine on aceotnf .! the illness of his son-in-law " Nillis Hopson. Mrs. Bogard left tho same afternoon to join her husband
 alr. and Mrs. Carl Bochow who hsd been at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank R. Reid since tlle death oi their son. Frank c. Reid. Jeff Thursday for their homo in Wilson kas.
 Miss Irene Thornton on Friday closed very successful term of school in the Gam district, and as an appreciation for her work inc board re-employed her for the summer term.
 Mrs. F. C. Dressel, accompanied ny her mother Mrs. NJ. Woodford and her daughter, Virginia Jane. nave returned to their home iIt eiiieago after stay of two months With Mrs. s. A. Donovan.
 Buster and Marvin Singleton. Mrs < Nimberley and Chas Ballentine of 0den and Will Faulkner and Luther Moulton of Waters were among the Montgomery county ts'ilss in Meaa Friday to do trading
 Prof, G. M Woods and son Rob- ert and Misses Josephine Allen. Flora Barton, Berta Bell and Ethel Parker and Mrs DooIey Barton were among the people of Cove to attend the Educational Contests.
 Mrs. J. G. Snyder and Will H. GreenIeaf. mother and brother of Mrs. M B. Legate, who had been visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Legate and family for the last two months. left Thursday for their home in Sioux City, Ia.
 Ben c. Eastin, secretary of the Commercial Club, and c. L. Gra- ham, member of the executive com mlttee, went to Wickes last Satur- day to attend the meeting held for the purpose of organizing an auxil- iaTy commercial club.
 Mrs. c. w. Baughman, after a vis- it of week with her parents. the Rev and Mrs w. NJ. Crowson. and other relatives and Mena friends. left Friday afternoon for her home in Nashville, Ark, expecting. how ever, to stop for a visit with rel atives in Ashdown.
 A. E. Armstrong of Three Rivers. Mich, after spending the winter with Mir and Mrs. Peter McWil- liam of the Golden Acres farm near Acorn, left for his home Satur- day. Mir. Armstrong and MT. Me- William are former schoolmates and boyhood friends.
 Y l.. Worrell and George Reeder of Rich Mountain were among the interested out of town people to at- tend the educational contest Friday night. Mir Worrell is the state A..