The Mena weekly star., 1918-09-05

Chilean of Wickes came up Friday and are guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. l. E Lindsay.
 Louis Young came in Saturday from Fort Smith to visit his sister. Mrs. Fred Daniels Mrs. Daniels returned home with him Monday.
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 Corporal Fred Duke returned to Camp Pike Saturday after a short fur tough spent in attending to business and visiting his brothers.
 Carl Furr of Egger returned from the harvest fields of Central Kansas Monday morning. He states that crops were very good out there.
 W R. Golden of Winthrop, who had been up to visit two daughters, at tending the Mena Commercial College. returned home Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Brown of Fort Smith arrived Saturday afternoon and will be guests of the formers parents. Mir and Mrs. J. w. Brown.
 Mrs. c. C. Welch and three children came in by auto Sunday from Honey Grove, Tex, to visit Mrs. J. M. Haw- thorn, sister of Mrs. Welch.
 Leslie Moseley of Moseley & Sons, who has been to market, returned home Friday. He visited St. Louis, St. Joseph and Kansas City.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Witsman and three children of Joplin, Mo, after a three months stay in Mena, left on Thursday for South Bend, Ind
 Tony Meyers returned Friday from a business trip to Muse and Big Cedar, Ok, and Rocky, Ark, for the Duke Magruder Dry Goods Company,
 The Rev A. P. Gallagher left Sunday on a six weeks vacation to visit relatives at Cleveland, O., Pitts burg, Pa, and Wheeling, W. Va.
 H. W Storey of the Zachary Mo- tor Company autoed to Hatfield late Friday afternoon to repair ear. re- turning early Saturday morning.
 Prof. R. B. Dodd, formerly in charge of the Hatfield schools, writes The Star from Roe, Ark, asking for a change of address to that place
 Clyde Webster and Herbert Parker, who had been in Kansas during harv- est and later worked at Wichita, Kas., home Sunday afternoon.
 Misses Stella Campbell and Hazel Mckee, teachers in the school at Old Potter, spent the weekend with home folks, returning Sunday afternoon.
 ". T. Hammonds of Vandervoort was in Mena Thursday for advertising matter for a public sale to be held in on Saturday, September 2.
 Fred Ortlieb came in from Haley vile, Ok, to spend day looking after his property interests and to visit friends, leaving for home this after noon.
 Harry Gallagher, after spending a vacation with homefolks, re- turned to Fort Smith Friday. He is Tn the employ of the Davis Drug Com pany.
 Mir. and Mrs. W P. Duvall of Hot Springs, who had been guests of Mir. and Mrs. W. I. Green for six weeks, ! to their home Saturday night.
 Alex Parsons, with the Watkins Lumber & Mercantile Company of Hatfield, was up Saturday to make ar to enter military service Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. G. Culberson of Cushing, Ok, who had been to Wickes ,o look after small farm, stopped ,ff in Mena day on returning home |, 
 A. F. Coughenour of Kansas City, who has been looking into the mining situation here, in which he is finan- .ially interested, returned home Mon lay afternoon.
 Mrs. Anna Harper, teaching school 1t Mountain Fork, spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Rowe and ,ther Mena relatives, returning Sun lay afternoon.
 Among visitors in Mena Monday were 0. B. Witherspoon of Cove, J. 2. Bass of Posey Hollow, J N. Quinn if Ink and c. W Roberts and family if Big Fork.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. c. Rogers are in re- .eipt of letter from their son, Ted lie, stating that he is now in the em- 'loy of the Wells-Fargo Express Con- ,any at Tulsa, Ok. f
 Don s. Palmer, brother of A. D. Palmer of the Twin Oaks farm, ar 'ived Friday from Chillicothe, Mo, to make his headquarters in Mena during he fall and winter.
 Prof. F. F. Mendenhall, dean of mu- tic in the Cleveland College, Cleve- and, Tenn, is visiting in Mena with )r. and Mrs. l.. w. B. Long, parents if Mrs. Mendenhall.
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