The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-06

Monday with homefolks. James Paynter of Rich Mountain spent Friday with Mena friends.
 Luke Slangstrom was in from Shady today to get supplies. I. H. Daniels of Fogel, Ok. was in Mena Friday to get supplies for his store. M
 Doyle Lee of Egger was in Mena Friday to go to Heavener on a busi- ness trip.
 c Terrell came in from Rocky Friday to make election returns for his precinct.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. P. Claypool of Smithville, Ok, spent Friday in Mena on business.
 J. A. Mackey came in from Rich Mountain Friday to look after busi- ness matters.
 W. w. Philpot and son, Roy, were In from Egger Saturday to trade and to visit friends.
 J. o. Cecil and Mir. and Mrs. Grover Jackson were up from Vandervoort to attend to business Monday.
 C. w. Upton and son, W. F. were up from Zafra. Ok, Saturday where they are conducting store.
 Walter Nicely of Scott county was in Mena today to get supplies and to visit Dr. B. H. Hawkins.
 Peter McWilliam, Frank Montier. B. s. Petefsh and W. c. B. Allen were among the Acorn folks in town Satur- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Moseley and children spent Sunday with Mena relatives, returning to the farm Mon day.
 Miss Loda Cecil of Vandervoort re- turned home Sunday after having spent a week as the guest of Mrs. s. J. Ernst.
 e. B. Glover, who is doing freight ing for the merchants in Ink, Yocana and Egger was here Friday to take out a load of goods.
 Ross Ratliff, son of Mir. and Mrs. M. k. Ratliff went to Fort Smith Saturday to make application for en- lstment in the navy.
 Perry Brothers of Board Camp sold four bales of cotton in Mena Wednes- day, the price being IF cents. c. w. Petty was the purchaser.
 J. F. Bass, w. E. Cox, J. D. Magby, Frank and W. F. Ward of the Holly Springs community were among the farmers in Mena Saturday.
 J. H. Hamilton left last Thursday for Hot Sprigns to continue treat ment and the baths until he fully re- covers from his recent illness. 
 Col. c. M. Latimer reports that the William Waltman farm of 20 acres sold at auction last Saturday was bought by Ford Younce at $620. c. B. Mahan, son-in-law of M. F. Whitaker, living east of Mena, left Friday for Gillham, La, where he has promise of work in the oil fields.
 Dudley Lauck has written home folks that he has arrived safely at Camp Meigs, near Washington, D. C., where he will be located for some time.
 J. A Mackey and s. D. Sexton of Rich Mountain were here Monday on business, the former having come to attend the meeting of the Democratic Central Committee.
 Dr. J. c. Hilton returned Friday from Chicago where he had been talk ing postgraduate course for the last month in the post graduate hos pital.
 T. A. Allen on Thursday made a deal whereby he traded his Elcar auto for a Saxon touring car. The deal was made for the Mena Motor Com pany by T. A. Winton.
 Edgar Peters, son of Mrs. Jennie Peters of Board Camp arrived last Saturday from Norfolk, Va, to spend short furlough at home. He is on the U. S. s. Oklahoma.
 Prof. s. J. Oslin and Mrs. Oslin, &C., companied by Prof. Earl McCord, ar rived Friday from Stigler, Ok, and left for Rocky, where they will con duet singing convention.
 ". E. Anderson was notified by telephone last Monday of the death of his aunt, Mrs. Mary Milton, near Ozark. Ark. Mrs. Milton was sister of T. w. Anderson of Two-Mlle.
 Mrs Charles Kirkland and soldier son. Walter. were in from Holly Springs Monday. Walter has fur tough of ten days and will return to Camp Jackson, s. C., on June Is.
 Mrs. Raymond Donohue arrived on Friday from Idaho for a visit with her father. Dr. W. c. Vandiver, and she did not learn of his critical ill., ness until her arrival in the city.
 
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