The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29

" H. Darwin Of "ieAes Was a
 ara visitor Saturday.
 .ord from Fred Philpot announces
 cafe arrival overseas.
 urs Ella May is quite sick at her
 ,as % on Jansen avenue.
 ,, Charles Hopkins of Page, Ok,
 "is Mena visitor Friday
 s..r;f H ". Finger made trip to
 ohe- ,aen and other points Sunday.
 w " Townsend left Sunday TOT
 "sas '" City on goods buying trip
 " Edwards of Heavener came ao,gn Thursday afternoon on Dus'ness'
 James Stockton the vandervoort Aotel man, was Mena visitor oa'ur- ssy
 - Rurgess and family left on s, aSnssday aJ for Idabel, Ok, to pick totton.
 Miss Lena Mcintyre of Vanderyoort
 ont o Sunday visiting MT. and Mrs. sslma Woods.
 H. Wyatt, who operates a mill % ,.sr Mountain Fork, was a Mena sisitor Friday.
 poh Wear was in from his farm .ar % Ink Friday and repors three fine ,sins recently.
 Mice Lille Kent of Corinth came in oturday to visit her sister, Mrs. gittie Holman.
 ussdames Joe Anders and John Flovd of Hatfield were among the isna visitors Friday.
 Inc Emerson has moved from the As;ldfelt place west of Mena to ms ome on Eight street.
 Mir and Mrs. Nj. D. Quillen came Friday from Oden and are guests . the Dickson Hotel.
 Mrs Lizzie Davis of the Dallas val ~ is visiting with her nephew, Ira Hilton. on Ninth street.
 Will Griffin of Howe, Ok, IS here lookinp for hands for the McCurtain oa and Coke Company.
 l Bell of Cove was up Friday at tending to business. He reports far crops in his neighborhood.
 Mrs E. o. Dougherty left Satur- sav to spend a month with her parents in Pangburn, Ark.
 R. II. Nall is improving his home on Tenth street by adding com fortable sleeping porch.
 Dan Evans. who had been visiting his son. Lonnie, at Forum, Ok, re- turned home Wednesday.
 C. M. Hickey of Annona, Tex, is a raest of Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Storey, the latter being his sister. k CD. Haines came in Wednesday to day to visit his sister, Mrs. A. k. Wiley on Bethesda avenue. Mrs. Viva Pack of Pittsburg, Kas., Ss here visiting her aunt, Mrs. D. M. Watkins, on Martin avenue. W. B. Barton of Fort Smith was a Mena visitor Wednesday, being en route from Cove to Womble. 2 James T. Cole, manager of the gen eral merchandise store at Beach, Ok, was a Mena visitor Wednesday.
 Mrs. C. E. Reynolds of Eagleton came down Wednesday to buy goods and have her children vaccinated. J. M. Hawthorn left Saturday to visit his brothers-in-law, Monroe and Dave Rowton, at Honey Grove, Tex. MT and Mrs. c. M. Lofts and lit- tle daughter left Saturday for Stuart, Ok. to visit his brother, J. F. Loftis. J. R. Gray came in from Mountain Fork on Saturday to procure win dows and doors for a new residence. D. F. Wilcox and son, Arthur, in rom Nunley Monday, reported that their community had little rain thus far.
 Leslie Moseley left Sunday on a goods buying trip. He will go to St Louis and return by way of Kansas City.
 Mrs. w. W. Townsend and babe left Thursday for Muskogee, Ok, where sne will visit her sister, Mrs. Orlando Pipkin.
 Mrs. A. c. Cole and three chil- oren of Mena left Thursday afternoon 70 visit her brother, c. W. Mcdonald, at Cove.
 x. A. Tulloss, Mena soldier boy, still confined at the base hospital ~ Camp Pike, but is gradually irn- D. W. Larmon, who is working near ihk' came in Thursday evening. He leports fine rain fell there Thursday afternoon.
 Mss Onna Wyatt of Ink, who had Tsen visiting her cousin, Miss Hester Wednesday.