The Mena weekly star., 1918-10-03

i HASha Oh DuSiHeSS Tuesday.
 Attorney B. J. Stuart is attending to legal business at Paris, Tex.
 Frank Grammer of Bonham. Tex. came Tn Sunday to attend to business.
 L. D. Williford, living east of Mena. left Friday for Kusa, Ok, to resume work in a shelter.
 Dr. R. T. Connally of Rocky was in Mena Thursday en route home from the reunion at Tulsa.
 P. H. Lindsay of Hatton spent Sat urday and Sunday with Mena friends. returning home Monday. Mir. and Mrs. R. R. York are here from Denison, Tex, to look after real estate and other interests.
 w. c. Benson was in from Big Fork Saturday to get supplies and mingle with manganese magnates.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Butler of Quin- ton, Ok, are visiting in Mena with Mrs. Buffers sister, Mrs. Levi Pigg.
 Mrs. V. c. Parker, who has been visiting her son, Grover, at DeQueen. returned home Tuesday afternoon. 1 Miss Leila Nichols of Hatfield be- gan a course of study at Mena Com mercial School Tuesday morning. | i Henry Heiner of Cove, who had been visiting Omar Williamson at Oakdale farm, returned home Mon day.
 Mrs. W. M. Darwin returned to her home in Wickes Saturday after being the guest of Mena friends for several days.
 Dr. J. T. Bogard returned from Foreman Saturday, where he had been to look after his Red River plan tation
 l Delbert Maddox and Frank Easley of Mt. Ida came in Sunday for a visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. NJ. E.. Ratliff.
 Col. H. W. Knight, promoter of the Mena-Hot Springs electric line, left ! Friday for Chicago to look after busi- ness matters. ! Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Hood and little daughter have returned from visit of three weeks with relatives in Washington county. Mir. and Mrs. T. L. Pool have re- turned to Mena, coming from Pitcher, ' Ok. Mir. Pool will work for the Mes sail Mining Company.
 J. S. Baker and wife of Hutchin- son, Kas., arrived in Mena Wednes- day and will spend some time here in looking over the prospects. I G. w. Mcintyre, railroad agent at 1 Vandervoort, while off duty on ac- count of sickness, came up Sunday to have dental work attended to.
 Mrs. Young Mckinney left Fri day for Shreveport, where she will join her daughter, Miss Vivian, who ' is employed in the city schools. ' Mir. and Mrs. J. S. Nations of Van dervoort autoed up Tuesday morning They had as guests Mr. and Mrs. B. P Lichlyter and Mrs. A. J. Barber
 Miss Iona Golden of Winthrop, hav- ing completed the course of study at Mena Commercial College, has re- turned to her home to accept a posi- tion.
 William Waltman, in service with Uncle Sam at Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, Tex, arrived in Mena Tues day for short furlough with home folks.
 Doyle Rowe, assistant postmaster at Potter, has moved to Mena to live and has taken a place on the clerical force at the Farmers and Merchants Bank
 Dewey Younce, son of Ford Younce, left several days since to wis., it relatives in North Carolina. He expects to join the navy from that state.
 Mrs. John N. Cobb, who will be better remembered as Miss Oma Horner, is here from Weiser, Idaho, to spend month with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. s. R. Hoffman left last week for her home at Houston, Tex, after a visit with her mother. Mrs Ema Humbarger, on West Port Arthur avenue.
 Miss Imogene Henderson of Hat field returned Friday afternoon after having been a guest for a week of Miss Nena Crowson on Southerland avenue.
 J. B. Green and son, Joe, arrived | from Elmore, Ok, Sunday and are guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. w I. Green. The gentlemen are brothers.
 Fred Anderson of Fort Towson, Ok, came in Tuesday and will visit for time with his parents, Mir. and