The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-30

N EEkL1 SiAh, THURSDAY, MAY  PERSONAL NOTES
 Dr. D. ". Connally of Hatfield was county seat visitor Friday.
 J. R. Huddleston of Waters was in Friday for load of merchandise.
 Bert Cauley went to work Friday morning for the Mena Hardware Com pany.
 Mir. and Mrs. Marvin Standridge came in from Opal Thursday to trans act business.
 Gibson Witt left Saturday after noon for short visit with relatives m Oklahoma.
 Dr. c. c. Gunnels came in Sunday from Little Rock to spend few days with Mrs. Gunnels and daughter.
 Tariff Inspector Milton of the Kan sas City Southern Railway was in town yesterday attending to business. 
 Miss Maude Moore went to Dallas Sunday to spend week with her grandparents, Mir and Mrs. A. l.. Durham.
 W. w. Townsend and son, Raymond. went to Ink Thursday to attend to the dipping of the cattle on the Town send farm.
 Dr. Charles L. Sanford and Mrs. Sanford were in from Board Camp Friday to call on friends and to look after business.
 H. B. Parker and baby came in from Heavener on Monday to be with Price Parker, who left for Camp Pike sh;s afternoon.
 Ed Bunch, substitute mail carrier. started on route ? Friday morning. relieving Levi Pigg, who will be off for months vacation.
 H. l.. Fuller, postmaster at Wal dron, was here Thursday to take out Ford roadster purchased from the Proctor-Smith Motor Company.
 Alex Coyle, Tom J. Wilbanks, W. E. Hungate and s. H.. McCurley were among the Grannis folks in Mena on Thursday to attend Circuit court. A Hillstrom of Shreveport, La, ar- rived in Mena Thursday to look after some real estate propositions. He is planning trip to Rich Mountain.
 Mrs. J. H. Naler left Sunday after noon for Fort Smith, where she will spend week with her brother and sister, E. c. Dunbar and Mrs. Stella Dunbar.
 Brooke Templeton returned Sunday from Shawnee, Ok, where he has been farming for several s1onths. He will assist in the work on his fathers farm at Ink.
 Tut Harris of Potter was in town Friday and reports that Eagle town ship has gone over it's quota for the Red Cross and is still receiving sub scriptions.
 Fred Embry, who has been quite ill for the past month with sciatic rheumatism left on last Saturday for Hot Springs to spend some time re- cuperating.
 l Prof. J. NJ. Tomlin, Dr. F. A. Lee and Oscar Wilkins were among the folks from Vandervoort in Mena to day to attend Circuit court and to look after business. J. c. Hoheimer, Carl and Alter Hen derson of Hatfield were business visit ors in Mena Monday. They were also interested in attending the special session of Circuit court.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Williams of Parks were here Monday securing supplies and to be with their son, L. w. Williams, who left with the regis trants this afternoon. l.. H. Cole was in Friday from Wickes and purchased a new Dodge car from Tomlinson Brothers. Mir Cole and S. H. .McCurley will drive the car home this afternoon. Ed Reeves returned last Friday from Tulsa, Ok, where he had been visiting relatives for several days. Ed left Monday for Camp Pike with the Polk county registrants.
 Alonzo Hall, W. L. Nichols, Ed Myers and Prof. R. B. Dodd came up from Hatfield on last Thursday to at tend the meeting to be addressed by Governor Charles H. Brough.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Strickland went to Board Camp Thursday to spend a few days with Mir. Strickland's par ents. Fred will leave Monday with the registrants for Camp Pike.
 Jesse Badt left Thursday for Texar- kama and Shreveport to visit with friends and relatives. He will be ac- companied home by his wife, who has been visiting in Texarkana for several days.
 Mrs. Willis Hopson, daughter of