The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-05

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Saturday.
J. C. Terrell of near Rocky was
among those who sold cotton in Mena
Wednesday.
o. B. Witherspoon, president of the
Bank of Cove, was in Mena on bus
mess Friday.
S. F. Fryer and Albert Singleton
of Oden were among those who sold
cotton in Mena Friday.
Z. B. Norris and J. D. Lively, liv-
ing in the vicinity of Rocky, marketed
cotton Saturday in Mena.
Miss Ruth Wiley, teacher at the
Rich Mountain school spent Sunday
with her parents in Mena.
w. C. Hawkins and w. H. Haw-
kins, from Parks, Scott county, were
in Mena Friday on business.
r. E. Mccain will be in his Studio
Friday and Saturday, last time be-
fore Christmas. DIT pl2S7w1t50
Judge and Mrs. ]. |. Alley and Mrs.
Will Alexander left Friday for Tex
arkana, where they viii spend sever
al days.
E. j. Mathews of Cans, Ok, is stop
ping at The Commercial while look
ing over Mena and Polk county with
a view of locating.
Among the Board Camp farmers
who brought cotton to Mena Wednes-
day were E. B. Bates and d. E. Put
nam.
John Johnson, who has been at
Camp Pike, has been released from
military service and has joined his
family at Mena.
Lee Bates, who recently sold out
his interests at Potter has moved his
family to Mena and will reside at
lila Maple Avenue.
Mrs. Isabelle Horrine, who recent
ly moved to Mena from Tulsa has
pHItfldStu tfit II. II. iHOfudS ItSi-
dence at 1910 Ninth street.
Miss Esther Burke, Miss Vera
Montgomery and Mrs. J. A. Fitzpat-
rick, spent Thanksgiving at Rich
Mountain with Mrs. James Painter.
w E. Watkins has returned from
a trip to Delhi, La, where he had
gone with a carload of horses to
SELL He reports the market there is
not as lively as expected.
f. w. Summers and wife of Zwolle,
La, are in Mena to make short visit
with County Observation-Disclosures T
j. Wilbanks and wife. Mrs. Summers
and Mrs. Wilbanks are sisters.
The annual Thanksgiving dinner
and auction at Dallas, brought near
ly $50 to the fund of the good folks
of that community will have for diff
ferent kinds of church work.
J T Brogan, living west of Mena,
believes that his son, Thomas Brogan
is one Of the American army now
marching toward Berlin and is one
of the lucky Yanks to get on German
soil.
Abner Pagan has written Mena
relatives from somewhere in France
under date of November 9, two days
before the armistice was signed, stat
ing he was well and doing his part to
lick the Hun.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Jennings left
Friday for Tulsa 70 visit their son,
J. ]. Jennings, who is re covering
from recent illness They plan to
return to Mena by way Of Longview,
Tex, where they will visit relatives. Z
Mrs. Ed York received an official
notice Friday that her soldier hus-
band had landed safely overseas. 1t
is thought that Soldier York, who is
with the medical corps, left the u. S.
A. after the armistice had been sign
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Blackstone of
Oklahoma City, Ok, are in Mena as !,
guests in the homes of RI. r. G. Nc
Coy and Mrs. Mccoy, and Mr. and
Mrs. w. P. Mullikin Mr. Blackstone
IS a son of Mrs. Muilikih and brother .
Of Mrs. Mccoy.
J. C. Cantrall, late of the Imperial
Valley, California, has come to Mena y
10 make his home in Polk county. He
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