The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10

Mrs. Lee Olney and two children who had been in Mena since before Christmas left on Saturday for their new home in Ozark, Ark.
 Mrs. T. F. Curtis and baby, Allen, are here from Yazoo, Miss. for a visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. R. S. Allen, parents of Mrs. Curtis.
 G. Il. Moulton, who had spent the last four months on the farm of Prof. R. C. Redmond, near Wickes, returned to Mena Thursday.
 " | Jennings left this afternoon for Longyiew. Tex, to dispose of his property with the purpose of mak- ng his permanent home in Mena.
 $. & Maliicoat from near Van- dervoort. was here Friday to make arrangements to get out adyertis- ing for his business of auctioneer.
 Frank Harkey of Hatton passed thru Mena one day last week on the way to Heavener where he will en- ter the employ of the Kansas City Southern railway.
 Mrs. Will Gardner, on her return from visit with relatives in Hot Springs, stopped in Mena this week for a visit with her sister, Mrs. A. E. Wear, and other relatives.
 J. w. Stevenson arrived Thursday from Hobson, Mont, where he had been on his ranch during the sum- mer and fall. He will likely be in Mena for the remainder of the win ter.
 Squire W. T. Cole of Ouachita township was in Mena Saturday. He was accompanied by his son, Gordon Cole, and grandson, Master Louie Ray, who had been here from Dal- las, Tex, and returned to their home Saturday afternoon.
 H. B. Norris and son, E. B., who recently came to Rocky from Logan county, were Mena visitors for the first time Friday. Mir. Norris had bought the c. A. Campbell property at Rocky, and he and his family moved to the same two weeks ago
 H. w. Cardwell, who, with other relatives, accompanied the remains of A. D. Shrewsbury from San An tonic, Tex, to Mena, and since the funeral on Wednesday, had been looking after business interests in Mena, left Friday afternoon for Port Arthur.
 H. J. Elliott one of the young far mers of the Board Camp communi- ty. was in Mena Friday to do some trading. He is among the Polk county registrants, but had not vel received his questiOnnaire, so he was interested in looking up the time when it would be sent to him.
 The Mena Motor Company lasi week received another shipment oi Saxon automobiles, consisting ol four roadsters. The cars were un- loaded Wednesday, and have beer placed in the headquarters of tho company on De0ueen street, in tho building formerly occupied by the Lyric theater
 c. B. Connaliy, in from Rocky Fri day to get supplies. was twittec with violating the food conservation orders, when he was seen driving out of town with a load of fourteen hundred pounds of flour, but he cleared his record by stating that he was taking out the load to be han dled thru his store at Rocky.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Miller of Oder were in Mena last week to start or trip to the home of their son Prof. Joe J. Miller, employed in the schools in Durant, Ok. Prof. Miller and Mrs. Miller has spent the holi- days at Oden, and at that tine per- suaded Mir. and Mrs. Miller to some and spend a month with them.
 Fred c. Embry, of the Planters State Bank, has been of duty for a day or two on account of an injury of his left hip when he fell on the icy walk some two weeks ago. He continued to work for several days after the fall, thinking that he could wear of the effects of the injury but he was finally compelled to give up work and remain in his room.
 Ira Hall, while in from Mountain Fork Thursday to have his ques- tionnaire filled out, was taken sick with what threatens to be pneumo- mia. He was accompanied to Mena by Mrs. Hall, and both of them are al the home of Mir and Mrs. H. H. Thomas on Stilwell Heights, where Mir. Hall is under the doctors care.
 c. M Griffin left last Friday for Port Arthur to join Mrs. Griffin, who had been at the home of her par ents, Capt. D. J. Wood and Mrs Wood. for the last month. MT Grif- fin had been in the employ of the Mena Hardware Company, and he plans to follow the same line of work in Port Arthur.
 A. q. Everett of Granville, O., who with his sister, Miss Hattie Everett, had been in Mena for the last three weeks visiting relatives and looking after his real estate interests located near Rocky. started on the home trip Sunday. Miss Hattie will re-