The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-30
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES Rex Wood was in from Ink Mon day getting supplies. 1 Glenn Hungate of Grannis was a visitor in Mena Tuesday.
 J. Il. Gore came in from Blansett, Scott county Saturday to get sup
 D. M. Winton, merhant of Rocky. came in Friday to get supplies.
 U. k. Hale was in town Wednesday getting supplies for his store at Acorn.
 Mack Sims is here from Pittsburg. kas', for a visit with relatives and friends.
 j. C. Goodman came from Cove wednesday to make the election re- turns for that precinct. ! pr. c. A. Campbell and son, H. E.. were in from Racky Tuesday to get supplies for their store. : s. B. Templeton of Ada, Ok, came in Monday to visit his father at Ink for a few days, He reports crop con- ditions as good around Ada.
 c. H. Jett, Jr., and A. c. Higgin- bottom were among the people in from Wickes Tuesday night, having come to deliver election returns.
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 w. M. Hansard, one of the progress sive merchants of Cove, spent Monday in Mena on business, taking time also to attend the special session of Circuit court.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hal DeLongy left on Tuesday for their home in Tulsa Ok, after short visit with the formers mother, Mrs. F. E. DeLongy, at The Oaks.
 L. w. Hall, c. E. Martin and Prof. R. B. Dodd came from Hatfield on Wednesday to bring the election re- turns and to attend to other matters of business.
 Frank Rabb has accepted a posi- tion with Reynolds Davis Grocery Company. He takes the place of Ross Ratliff, who contemplates join , ing the navy.
 Mrs. L. M. Clark left Friday after noon for Indianola, Ok. to visit her brother. o. Mickle, who will soon be called to the colors and stationed at . Camp Bowie,
 Robert Dickerson, travelling passen- ger agent for the Kansas City South ern, is in Mena, seeking a furnished home in which his family may spend the summer,
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Mccoy loaded out household goods Wednesday pre- paratory to moving to Atlanta, Tex, where Mir. Mccoy is going into the sawmill business. Jesse Green, son of Mir. and Mrs. W. l. Green, who is cashier of the Bank of Wiekes, came up to spend Friday night with friends and rela- tives, returning Saturday.
 Miss Thelma Crowson, who has been visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Crowson, for several days returned to Ashdown Sunday to continue her business course. ". B. Thomas went to Grannis on Saturday to serve writ of injunction to restrain the removal of the oil drilling property which had recently been sold to parties from Haskell, Ok.
 Miss Anna Woods spent Monday at Acorn where she gave freless cooker demonstration, making the cooker itself from materials at hand and then showing the most effective methods of using it.
 T. w. Anderson went to Heavener Friday afternoon to attend the grad uation exercises of his granddaugh- ters. Mamie and Mabel Anderson. T. ". Hicks went up for the same pur- pose Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Nena Crowson left Tuesday afternoon for Nashville, Ark, where she will spend the summer with her sister. Mrs. H. M. Scoggin. She has accepted position as teacher in the Ashdown schol for next year.
 Mrs. Rex Tillis of Vivian, La, and Mrs. Roy Moberly of Dillworth, Ok, daughters of Mir and Mrs. W. D. Parker, are here on a visit with their parents and brother, John, who left Monday with the registrants for Camp Pike.
 K. P. MeBroom of Muskogee, Ok. representing the Commonwealth Pub lie Service Company, was in Mena Tuesday in interest of the company He states that it is now hoped to have a 24-hour electric service in Mena within two weeks.
 J. T. Magruder of the First Ma tional Bank received word Monday of the death of Mrs. Mary E. Quayle of Los Angeles, Cal Mrs. Quayle had real estate interests in Polk county and until recently had been the own CT of The Star building.
 Misses Nettie, Freda, Ruth and Magnes Salvers left on Wednesday