The Mena weekly star., 1918-03-21
towns in the territory to look after the work done by local agents.

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 James and Roy Philpot were in l from Egger "Wednesday to do trad ing
 j. w. Henkle came ill from Board Lamp Tuesday to leave for Tushka, Ok, where he is going to farm.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. F.. Jones and Mrs. C. A. Gordon of Potter were shop ping in Menl Wednesday afternoon. Dr L. w. B. Long returned Wednes- day from trip to> the territory about Watson and Beach, Ok, being taken on the trip by Olin Wood.
 Mrs. R. A. Tuloss, after spending a week with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Harper. left Wedncs- day for her home in Vivian, La.
 Sheriff H. w. Finger went to Van dervoort Tuesday to summons iur- ors for the April term of circuit court and to look after other official business.
 Miss Anna Smith of Oxford, Ark, niece of the Rev. w. L. Smith and Mrs. Smith, arrived in Mena Tues-s day morning for visit of week or longer.
 Mrs. C. F. Parker returned ta Heavener on Wednesday, after a visit With her mother. Mrs. Owens, al Owens Chapel and with other relatives and friends in Mena.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. T Gatlin and chil- dren arrived Tuesday from Win ' throp, Ark, to make their home in Mena J. A. MeElroy and w. B. Cat lin, living on South Fourth street, are relatives of the family. 1 F. w. Powell, son of Mir and Mrs. J. S. Powell of Mt. Ida, arrived in Mena Tuesday to spend a furlough of 20 days with his parents. He is in the navy and is stationed in the electrical school at Mare Island, near San Francisco, having enlisted last June.
 Pat Hall came in Tuesday after noon from Camp Pike. to spend a furlough with relatives and friends. He will be home until March 3i w. c. Chilean of Little Rock, a member of the same company, accompanied Pat to Mena and will be hero foe short time.
 Mrs. A, R. Horine and three chil- dren arrived in Mena this week l from Cushing, Ok, to make their home in this city They are located in the Lochridge cottage on North Mena street Mir. Horine is a trav- cling man and will be in Mena as often as he can.
 Price Parker went to Page We'd nesday to take chorge of the com missary for the Buschow Lumber | Company, taking the place recently vacated by Roy Mount, and which has since been filled by w. l.. Dozer of Waldron. who is retiring that he may go on his farm to make crop this season.
 | Mr and Mrs. p. L. Troutman ar rived Tuesday from Fl Reno, Ok, to make their home in Mena Mir, l Troutman had been here in January and at that time bought residence and a 5-acre tract of land on Still well Heights. They plan to devote their attention to poultry raising and truck growing.
 Mrs. Fred Kinney and daughters, Misses Edith and Laura, were in Mena Monday to start for their new home near Neosho. Mo Mr. Kinney is already on the farm, and the son, Lawrence, started the latter part of last week from Acorn with the car load of stock and implements. Their address will be Stella, Mo, Route No. 1.
 | w. l. Mckinney came in Tuesday from Conway, Ark, where he and his brother, Young, in the past two months have cleared about ten acres of land which they expect to plant to corn, thus doing their part in the food production campaign. After spending two weeks in Mena, Mir. Mckinney will go to Hazel, Ok. to look after his interests.
 J. T. Magruder returned Sunday from Fort Smith, where he had spent all of last week with Mrs Magruder, who on last Monday un- derwent an operation at the hands of Dr. Charles Holt at St. Johns hospital. Up until Thursday she was in rather critical condition, but since then she has steadily inn proved.
 PUSHING FOOD PRODUCTION David F. Dodd Will Plant 10 Acres
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