The Mena weekly star., 1918-02-21
PERSONAL NOTES

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 PERSONAL NOTES
 w B. Boyes, forest ranger locate at EagIeton, spent Monday in Men on business.
 c. H. Johnson and R. R. Miller o the Hatfield community were Men visitors Monday.
 s. A. Joplin and w. A. Fox of Sul phur, Ok, are in Mena to prospec for a location in Polk county.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred w. Gray o Cove were in Mena Wednesday L do shopping and to call on friends.
 Cesar Wyss, of the Wyss Lumbe and Trading Company of Eaeleton spent Tuesday in Mena on business
 U. L. Thaeker and Dr. l.. 0. Dick son left Monday afternoon for hunting trip in the communit, about Eagiet0n.
 pr. w. c. Vandiyer reports tn, birth of i0-pound daughter Tues day morning to Mfr and Mrs. w. W Johnson of the Ink community.
 l.. w. Hall was among the Hat field folks in Mena "Wednesday having come up to get repairs made on his auto.
 County Surveyor w. E. McVey came in Wednesday from the Heath valley, where he had been doins some surveying since the first oi the week
 Brack Brown of Idabel, Ok, was in Mena Monday on his return from Eagleton. where he had attended tho funeral of Mrs. Will Brown. wife oI his brother
 W. A. Worthington of Cove anc J. c. Hoheimer of Hatfield were among the out of town people in Mena Tuesday night.
 R. l. Morrow and Roy Miller of Big Cedar, Ok, were on the market Tuesday with cotton, bringing in 2 bales and selling to c. w. Petty at s8 cents per pound.
 Dr. D. W. Connally of Hatfield was a business visitor in Menu Wednesday. He was accompanied on the trip by Truman CaseboIt who drove his auto for him.
 c. B. Bates, of the firm of Bates & Standridge of Big Fork, came in Tuesday afternoon to meet Eu- gene K Torbett on the matter of making out his income tax state ment
 R. A. Thomas, John Graf, Burl Mount and Will Whittenberg were among the Ransom people in Mena Wednesday to get fertilizer which had been shippen in by ". T. Whit tenberg
 Mrs. w. c. B. Allen has been se- lected to look after the registration of women in the Acorn community. The registration will take place on Monday next after the Red Cross meeting.
 Whit Salyers. who is with the Wrought Iron Range company. and recently had been in Louisiana. ar rived in Mena Tuesday morning to spend ten days or two weeks with relatives and friends.
 D. E. Little, in from Board Camp Monday, reported that he continues to get encouraging reports of the condition of his son, Jodie, who has ben down with pneumonia at the aviation field near San Antonio.
 Byron Willard of Spencer. Ind. after spending a week with Mena friends, started Tuesday morning TOT Phoenix, Ariz, where he goes to get relief from asthma. lie was a graduate from the Mcna High school in the class of 1913.
 A. J. Smith, emergency farm dem onstrator and Supt. w. Homer Pigg made a trip Monday to Nunley, where Mir. Smith vaccinated 23 head of hogs for Everett X Son. They also visited two schools, making ad- dresses to the teachers and pupils.  Henry Hoist of Austin. Minn.. af- ter spending few days with MT. and Mrs. C. Sebach, left "Wednesday afternoon for New Orleans, where he plans to spend several weeks. He expects to stop over for another vIsit in Mena on his trip home.
 l.. c. Wilson, formerly with the WIckes Farm and Orchard Com pany, but now resident in st. Jo- seph Mo, came Wednesday from Wickes to spend short time vis- ting Mena friends and look after the payment of taxes and other matters of business. He still owns farm in the Wickes community, ===--- --------------=------