The Mena weekly star., 1918-02-07

.tlf last week on account of the illness of her niece, Mrs. George Pack. -W.S.S.----y
 C. J. Kirkland was in from Holly Springs Monday with bale of cotz ton from the first picking of his crop. He sold to G. W. Petty at s8 cents per pound.
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 Paul Kaylor, who had been with hls parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Kay Tor, since the holidays. left Monday for Drumright, Ok, where he ex- poets to get employment.
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 q. Mitchell of Des Moines. la brother Of w. VI Mitchell of his city, left for his home Tuesday aft ernoon after spending a week with MT. and Mrs Mitchell and family
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 Andrew Barnard is here from Sa- ma, kas.. visiting with lis parents. Mr. and Mrs. R Barnard. living on Twelfth street He plans to be here for two or three weeks.
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 Mr. and Mrs c. A. White came in from Board Camp Tuesday ex- pecting to leave soon for Tal- ihina, Ok. near where MT. White is going to farm during the coming season.
 Gibson Witt, Jr., of Hot Springs. son of Prosecuting Attorney Gibson Witt, has accepted position in the insurance department of the First National Bank, taking up the work that has previously been done by sidney ", Duke.
 W WSS Mrs. C. E. Dennis returned Sun day from Shreveport, where slte had spent the last six weeks at the home of her son, Worth Williams. She enjoyed it so we'll that she plans to make it a regular thing to spend the winter at the home of her son.
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 Mrs. Henry Waltman arrived Mon day from paxico, Kas., where she ..as been at the home of her parents since her husband was called for service in the Nationl Army. He is now stationed at Camp Beauregard, La, but expects to be here on a furlough this week.
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 Mir. and Mrs. T. A. WiRton went to Hatfield Monday to spend a day with Mrs. Carrie Whipple and family, re- turning to Mena Tuesday afternoon. They spent Sunday at Heavener, where MT. Winton had an offer of 8. job, but he has about made up his mind to remain in Mena.
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 Mrs. John Bell, sister of Mrs. ]. F. Averitt, spent Monday with Mena friends, having come from Heaven CT. She announced that MT. Bell had secured a farm near Zoe, Ok, and that they would spend the next season doing their bit in the produce tion of the food necessary to win the war.
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 Mrs. Ben Atwood and son. Robert, arrived in Mena Monday from Hot Springs to join Mir. Atwood who had been here for over a week They will again live in Mena. and will move into their own home as soon as the goods arrive. Robert expects to return to Hot Springs as soon as the folks get located.
 c. R. Dick and father, W. A. Dick, were in from near Potter Tuesday to get acquainted with business men and others in Mena. The first named is located on the M D. Smallwood farm which he bought last winter, and his father came recently from Baird, Callahan county, Texas. ex- pecting also to locate in Polk county.
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 Ira Titus. son Of Mir. and Mrs. K. p. Titus of the Dallas valley, one of the Polk county registrants sent to Camp Pike from whence he was transferred to Camp Beauregard, La, is now in the Third Officers Training Camp at Leon Springs, Tex, He is one of the g men sent from Camp Beauregard to the training camp.
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 T. P. and Claude Davis from near Hatfield were in Mena Tuesday on business with county officers and others. They report that MT. and Mrs. R. s. Davis were recently hard hit with sickness, there having been one time when Mrs. Davis and the f2 children were all down with the measles. The children have about recovered, but Mrs. Davis is stiii quite sick. Messrs. J. M. Latham, ]. c. Arthur and o. l.. Sprinkle, who, with their families, came to lMena some time ago from Baylor, Tex. to locate near Sims, Montgomery county, were in Mena Tuesday to take out a carload of machinery and house. hold goods which had been shipped hv freight and which had arrived Monday. The three families will all locate on farms near Sims.
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 Mrs. Dan Brawley of Bethesda Springs left Monday afternoon Tor Eureka Sprinps in response to a telegram announcing the serious lll- ness of her foster-son. sherman Ianoford who is aftending the Apostolic school located in Eureka Springs. sherman is the son of Ed. LaInsford. living east Of Mena. but