The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-04

movement.
 E. F. Hoffman went to Hatfield on Monday to spend few days on his farm.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin B. Cox re- turned Wednesday from Tulsa, Ok, where they had been for the last week.
 Mrs. M. A. Eddy and daughter, Maxine, came from Heavener Tuesday for visit with W. L. Pryor and daughters.
 Roderick H. Johnson came from Tulsa, Ok, Tuesday to spend few days with his parents, Capt. W. S.. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson.
 Mrs. O. B. Bagshaw and Miss Leo- nora Rector of the Central school left Wednesday for Little Rock to at tend the State Teachers Association Mrs. J. D. Waddle and two children, after spending a month with Mrs. Nj. 4. Miles and other relatives near Pot ter, left Tuesday for their home in Hillrose, Ok.
 John Filming returned this week from trip to Ardmore and other Ok lahoma points where he had spent two weeks or longer looking after his real estate interests.
 Prof. R. B. Dodd came from Hat l field Wednesday to join the Mena party on the trip to Little Rock that afternoon to attend the State Teach CTS Association.
 Oscar Afford left Tuesday for Heavener to help A. R. Laswell in moving house that he might get MT. Laswell's equipment for moving the Mena Flour Mill.
 W. B. Cotton and Mid Standridge came in from Opal Tuesday, the form CT having come in to report be- for the local exemption board for pnySiCldl examination. H. M. Fowler and son, Erley, of Big Fork, were in Mena today to get more farm and garden seeds, having de- cided that there shall be no idle acres on their farm this year. 1 J. W. Tweedy, city salesman for the Golf Wholesale Grocery Co.,, after having been off duty for a month on account of a siege of smallpox, began work again Tuesday.
 Wilson H. Smith of Memphis, Tenn, auditor and adjuster for the Fidelity and Deposit company, is in Mena on business with the local agents, the -Stratton Company.
 Will S. MacLafferty of the Mena Insurance Company, after having been confined to his home for several days with an attack of bronchitis, re- turned to his work Tuesday.
 George W. Duganne, superintend- ent of the city water works, is the |
 latest Mena auto owner, having re- gently bought a Saxon roadster, which he finds mighty satisfactory in mak- ing his rounds. ee a
 Mir. and Mrs. W. k. Clinton came from Grannis Tuesday afternoon and spent day in Mena, Mrs. Clinton to have dental work done, and Mir. Clin- ton to get treatment for sore arm due to vaccination.
 William Wilhite of Womble, one of the Montgomery county registrants, stationed at Camp Pike, arrived in Mena on Tuesday for short visit with friends while on a furlough home.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. NJ. Davis and son were in from the Yerba Buena ranch Wednesday, Mrs. Davis having come to have dental work done, and Mir. Davis coming to pay taxes and look after other business.
 Miss Rosalia Robert left Tuesday to spend the summer with relatives in Sioux City, Ia She will also visit MT. and Mrs. John Bluitt and family, for merly of the Foran Gap country, but now living in Sioux City.
 John Harkey of Haton was in Mena Tuesday looking after business with county officers. He was accompanied 1 by John Robbins of Oil City, La, who had been visiting at Hatton, and came to Mena to start on the home trip.
 Prof. G. M. Woods of Cove and Prof. Tom ]. Wilbanks of Ozark came to Mena Tuesday to start Wednes- day for Little Rock at attend State | o.L~..np Accoosn4.or T1bax, sos-al n