The Mena weekly star., 1918-10-31
PERSONAL NOTES


 Ed Little of Board Camp brought cotton to Mena Monday.
 Irwin Floyd of Baker Springs was Tn Mena on business Friday.
 N. F. Gam of Potter was among those in Mena with cotton Monday.
 W. c. vaught of Hatfield brought cotton to the Mena market Saturday.
 Richard Messall returned Monday morning from business trip to Joplin.
 Minor Pipkin was able to be down. town Monday, the first time in more than week.
 John Thomas of Eagleton, who has been ill with pneumonia, is reported to be improving.
 Tony Lyons of Poteau is in Mena for short visit with his parents Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Lyons.
 
 Mrs. M. E. Moss of Oklahoma City is in Mena to investigate the condi- tions here with view of locating.
 Miss Clyrene Harrison left Sunday for Fayetteville to resume her stu. dies at the University of Arkansas
 R. k. Fugitt of Potter brought two bales of cotton to Mena for sto rage in the bonded warehouse Friday
 T. J. Walker came in from Opa Saturday going from here to Ash down to spend the weekend with hi. son.
 G. D. Singleton of Watson, Ok. brought five bales of cotton to Mens Saturday, which were sold to c. W Petty
 J. F. Averitt has begun construc tion of feed storage house in thu rear of his store on South Mens street.
 S. c. Reynolds will hold publi, sale on Monday, November i, at hi home A mile south of the Southsid, schoolhouse. 257-:
 A marriage license was issuet Thursday to Corda Cox, aged 20, anC Mabel Taylor, aged 21, both resident. of Big Fork.
 s. I. Wood is having the formel Jackson home on South Mena stree repainted and repaired for his us, as a residence.
 Miss Myrtle Spearman formerly O Cove has moved to Mena to mak' her home with Mrs. R. D. Green a the Commercial Hotel.
 F. M. Reeves left Thursday eYen ing for Miami, Ok, upon receiving word that his son, Herman Reeves was seriously i'll there.
 Among those who brought cottol to Mena Saturday were Ode Turne of Rocky, Will Owens of Potter an' w. A. Eads of Big Fork.
 John Combs, received a message Friday his brother had died at Poteal and left at night for the Oklahom; city to attend the funeral.
 Mena relatives of J. A. Huddlestoi who was charged with sedition at Pc teau, have received word he was re leased under $10,000 bond.
 Jewel Strawn, who has been work ing at the Southside garage, left fol his home near Rocky Thursday to re cover from slight indisposition.
 Among those who brought cottor to Mena Friday were Charles Vaughf of Hatfield, P. W. Lewis of BoarC Camp and Ellis Montgomery of Ink
 w. L. Harrison of Henryetta, Ok. the city that boasts of the biggest payroll in the state, is in Mena fol visit with his sister, Mrs. w. E Holt.
 Robert Connaily, who suffered a a relapse from his attack of influen- ga, is slowly improving. Mrs. Con nally has also been i'll from the dis ease.
 Ezra Cunningham has recovered from his recent illness and on Mon day resumed his travels as salesman for the Golf Wholesale Grocery Com pany.
 No church services will be held in Mena Saturday, the local board of health deciding it best not to lift the quarantine against the "flu" at this time.
 John Randall, will leave for Pitts burg, Kas., to resume railroad work He will be foreman of an extra gang in the maintenance of way de- partment.
 Dr. J. G. Hilton was called to Hart ley Saturday afternoon to attend Isom Avants, who was reported to suffered a broken arm by fall from hay loft.
 s. P. Park of Brinkley, Ark, was in Mena Sunday the guest of ]. F. Leeper. MT. Park is an uncle of the Mena man and is planning on coming