The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-02
wlCKEs WAVES.

W. A. RagIand was in town last
 Quite a few strawberries are be- ing shipped from here.
 George Burnham and mother left for Seafalls. Minn.. Sunday.
 Dr. Getz was in Nlckes Saturday and inspected the ~attle dipping
 '. Fish of Vivian. La. is visiting homefclks and looking after his cat
 Mrs. Ida Hice from Morris. Ok. is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mi
 Rev. Mir. Gilbers filled nls regular appointment Sunday and Sunday
 Virgil Henry and John P. Jet mo- tored to Iexarkana saturday N..cls returned Monday night.
 Steve Morris, who has been working on a cattle ranch near Hugo. )k.. came home Saturday night.
 J. E. Joplin. Bert liigginbottom ard Howard Sanford went to Mena last week in the Higginbottom car.
 Bro Williams preag he'd very a- teresting sermon on home and for eign missions ct the BaDtist enlfen last Friday night
 G. W. Muckleratia of MsoringsDort. La. was in Mickes Frldas. lie coll templates moving pack to Folk couu. ty in a few days.
 Mrs. Will Hedges brother. Will Emerick and wife from Chicago. after spending d few days visiting bis sis ter. returned to their home in Chicago last week.
 James Richardson and Mrs. Beth l Henry were married Sunday at the home of the bride They have the best wishes from all their friends for a happy future
 The Red Cross Sale netted s55 50. Col. Latimer Of Mena cried the sale at first but the colonel's health baing bad he was unable to finish ano w A. Ragland took his place.
 w. M Darwin returned from Alex andra, La. Monday morning. He has been working m the cantonments at Camp Bcauregard. He will spend a few days with his family before goine back to work.
 Bob Roberts and family from Oden. Ark. came to visit their parents. Mir. and Mrs D. A Smith. Mir. Roberts returned to his h0nle Saturday hut Mrs. Roberts and children will spend several days here.
 Below is a list of parties who do- mated to the Red Cross: VI. E Eme- rick of Chicago. H., ST: Mrs. J. and Miss Oza Rose. hand embroidered pi i0w cases, Mrs. F.. w Hambv, iar of mixed pickles and hand made pillow eases: Mrs Will Darwin. doz. eggs Mrs. L. G. Cole, apron Mrs. Comn.or apron; Pearl Campton. apron. Ger trude Walton. towel: Mrs. Will Hedge. hand made pillow cases. two Ioaves war bread and ore hen: Mrs P P, Parsons, two pies: Mrs. A. (, Higginbottom. crochet yoke, towel and some bread: Thelma Chilean. rib bon cap; Mabel Smith and Josie Bunch. knitting bag: Mrs ]. w Cook l chicken, 2 21a hli. cotton seed; Mattie Cook. doiiie: Alley Lusty. F gal soul milk. X gal sweet milk and 1 dog eggs: Mrs. Bettie Cook. 1 far syrup jar kraut and 1 ID butter: Mrs. Sallit Williams. hand made pillow cases anC susette bow; Mrs Espenchild. hang painted sofa pillow: W M Lowerv. shoulder home cured meat (l7. lbs) Ruth Hamby. guest fowl and jar oi pickles, Blanche Hamby. hand mad ehet yoke: Mrs. Bgrnham. iewelry George Burnham. l gal syrup: Mrs Ben Hedge l hen: Walter Bunch. pk. shelled corn; Mrs J. A. Lewev. hen: J. H. Rollins. gal. sorghum. pk. Green Mountain potatoes: Mrs. D
 Rollins. i towel: Mrs o. B. Ice. towels: Mrs Siegulaf l00-lb hog Mrs. Josie Bunch. 1 hen: Mrs. Will Long. l jar of peaches and l doz sandwiches: Mrs Sarah Smith. 1 dog eggs; Mrs Will Lnwery. ] doz, eggs Mrs, A. c. Daniel; pair Barred Rocl chickens; Mrs J. Printon. crochet and J. Brinton, pair of ducks. Miss Ruth Hamby received all donations md prepared them for sale at Burn
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