The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-09
PERSONAL NOTES

Orville Winton of Rocky was in town Saturday.
 Mrs. H. H. Hickey of Oden was in mena last week.
 ". E. Jones of Blansett was trad ing in town Saturday.
 Gus and Ira Cunningham of Potter were trading in Mena Friday.
 J. H. Pullen, a prosperous farmer of 0den, traded in town Friday.
 W. A. Lackey and Mar, in Jackson of Opal were trading in Mena Friiay.
 Francis Standridge and Sam Eads of Opal were in town trading Satur- day.
 J. H. Allen came Tn from Beaca. Ok, to spend few days with home folks
 Mir, and Mrs. z. F. Hicks from Montgomery county were in Mena to- day trading.
 Mrs. Oma Robson of Ritz, Scott county, was in Mena visiting and trading Saturday.
 John Oliver of Potter was in Mena on business Friday, returning home on the afternoon train.
 J. W. Hudgins of Hot Springs is visiting with Mena relatives and friends for a few days.
 Mrs. Levi H. Pigg left last week for Clinton, Ok, where she will visit her sister, Mrs. J. J. Butler.
 Prof. T. c. Wiggins of the High school faculty, spent Friday at Gran his, visiting Prof. s. S. Lane.
 Mrs, A. P Alexander left Friday for Fort Smith where she will visit with her son, o. A. Alexander.
 Mrs. I. E. Lindsay went to Wickes last week to be with her sister, Mrs. J. E. Joplin, who is quite siek.
 
 Frank Whisenant left Saturday for his farm on Ouachita river, where he contemplates putting in a crop of cotton.
 Mrs. w. H. Mcdonald of Hatfield is visiting with Mrs. John H. Bratcher, Mrs. J. I. Alley and other old-time friends.
 Grandma Hollinsworth left Friday for Page in response to a wire that her daughters child was very sick with measles.
 Fred c. Embry is of duty at the Planters State Bank until such time is his health will permit his attentio to the work.
 Dr. J. G. Hilton left on last Sunday for Chicago to take a post graduate course in medicine. He expects to be gone about five weeks.
 Mrs. W. E. Holt returned Sunday morning from Caddo, Ok, where she had been on visit of ten days with brother, w. L. Harrison. At a meeting of the Ashdown school board last week, Miss Nena ~rowson of this city was elected to teach in the Ashdown schools.
 Mrs. George Crawford and Miss l Mary Williams left last Friday for Hatfield for few days visit expect ing to return some time this week. Aston Wallace came in from Camp Beauregard Friday to spend short furlough with Mena friends and rela- tives, expecting to return Thursday
 Alex Coyle, up from Grannis Thurs day, reports that Judge J. S. Steel made a splendid patriotic address to large audience at that place last night.
 Dr. B. H. Hawkins, as delegate l from the Polk county Medical Society is attending the annual meeting of, the Arkansas State Melcal Association at Jonesboro.
 George Hodgkiss has received from E. 0. Frazier of Drexel, Mo, fine Poland China hog, the transaction be- ing handled by Secretary Eastin or the Commercial Club. Price Parker came in from Page Thursday to visit his brother, B. F.. Parker. Price is in Class l and will remain here until such time as he is called for service.
 hiss Margaret Randolph of Jersey vile. Ill, spent day last week here in the interest of school work and visiting her old schoolmates, Mask r Olney and Mrs. George Legate, Mir. and Mrs. J. N Quinn, who live about three miles east of Mena o1 k. F. D. No. 3, were hero Saturday. They are readers of the Evening Star and have come to believe it is almost as | important as breakfast.
 Supt. W. Homer Pigs, accompanied bv Joseph B. Perry of the Animal Husbandry Department, Little Rock, spent Friday in Hatfield in the inter est of working up shipments of Regis tered Short Horn cattle.
 Mrs. Clyde Trout, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. c. c. Houn- 1 e uardarvoort returned home