The Mena weekly star., 1918-12-26
Personal NOTES

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I PERSONAL NOTES
Tom Hammond of vandervoort was
Mena visitor Tuesday.
]. Coker of Poteau was greeting
friends in Mena Monday.
W. ]. Lauck left Wednesday for a
husiness trip to Kansas City.
Mrs. Sarah Winkley of Cove was
shopping in Mena Thursday.
lanes McPhetrige of Heavener
was a Christmas visitor in Mena
Wavman Grain Of Hatfield, was
visiting Mena friends Wednesday,
r F. Moran of Eastland, Texas,
spent Christmas with Mena friends.
Miss Fern Wiley of Page was a
visitor in Mena Thursday afternoon.
M. Kline Of Tampa, Kas., is in
Nena to look after business interests.
A. B. Higgins of Grannis was a
k=siness visitor in Mena Monday.
Mrs Ernest Poole left Thursday
morning for Horatio to visit her sis
ter.
DIR. F. A. Lee of Vandervoort
spent Christmas with his family in
Mena.
Miss Florence Mosler of Little
Rock, spent Christmas in Mena with
Der parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hildebrand visi-
ted Thursday with j. w. Garrett and
family at Heavener.
j. w. Harvey of Oden was among
those from Montgomery county trad
ing in Mena Thursday.
Carl Austin of Shelburne, Ind, is
in Mena TO investigate the advantage
es Polk county has to offer.
Mrs. f. L. Worrell Of Rich Noun
tain made flying trip to Mena be-
tween trains Thursday afternoon.
Eff. Davis of DeQueen is one of
Mena's newest residents. He will
work for the X. C. S. railroad.
Sergeant John Martin, having been
mustered out at Camp Pike, returned
to his home in Mena Wednesday.
J. M. Hatfield was in Mena Thurs
day to take out a load of Christmas
supplies for the Lien store at Shady.
NJ. B. Legate is the newest real
estate dealer in Mena having seeur-
ed license from the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cox returned
Monday afternoon from their trip to
Kansas City.
Misses Mabel and Gladys Lee
spent Sunday with their father at
vandervoort.
A. S. Daniels of Potter was enc
Of those wha made up the crowd in
kena Saturday.
George Pennehaker has returned
TO Mena to again give his attention
10 Armleder trucks.
John Joplin and A. c. Higgin-
bottom of Wickes were in Mena on
business Tuesday.
John darlington, formerly of Ink,
but now at Calhoun, Ok, is visiting
friends in Mena.
Misses Myrtle and Opal Copes have
gone to Okmulgee to spend Christ
mas with relatives.
George Legate is here from Ard
nore, Ok, to spend Christmas with
his family in Mena.
Gus Pirtle came in from New Mex
leo to spend Christmas with his
BROTHER, Virgil Pirtle.
]. T. Magruder, president of the
First National bank, was a visitor in
Fort Smith Saturday.
Ralph Turner, who was mustered
cut of service at Camp Pike, has re-
turned home to Mena.
R. E. Valentine, representative of
the Joe Lyons company went to Lit
tle Rock to spend the holidays,
C. H. Petit of Blackfork and H. E..
Audas Of Ink, we're among the few
who sold cotton in Mena Tuesday.
W. E. Nichols living near Hatfield
was one of the boys who came home
from Camp Pike Friday.
Jas. Wilson of Cove stopped in
hena Monday on his return from a
visit to his son at Eagleton.
Phil Stevenson and family have
gone to Concrete, Ok, to spend
christmas with relatives.
Mrs. w. j. Thompson of Heavener
has come to Mena to be with her
mother, Mrs. S. C. Davidson.