The Mena weekly star., 1918-07-11

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 J. J. Williams and Bowen Hard wick came in from Big Fork Tuesday morning.
 Miss Sadie Whipple returned to Vandervoort Friday afternoon after a visit among friends.
 D. E. Myers, George F. finders and J. E. Williams of Hatfield spent Mon day in Mena on business. c. W. Muckelrath made a business trip to Wickes Thursday. While there he sold a small farm near that place
 A. B. Breckenridge of Okmulgee, Ok, was here Monday in his car, en route to Smithville, Ok, to visit rel atives,
 Mrs. Jess Hay is here from Hot Springs fo ra visit of month with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. M, Crowson.
 Master Guy Graves of Ashdown is here to spend the summer with his grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. W. M Crowson.
 MT. and Mrs. R. D. Green of Cove were Mena visitors Monday, looking for a location with a view of moving to this city
 Bill Pettigrew, section foreman at Acorn, better known as Safety First" came down on the local Tues day morning.
 Mrs. c. V. Goodwin and little daugh- ter returned Friday from two weeks visit among relatives at 0knulgee, an6 Tulsa, Ok
 A. " Pirtle and family, who have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. John Scott near Oden for ten days, re- turned Monday.
 P. c. VanHorn and little son ar rived from McAlester, Ok, Friday after noon to visit his father, A. F vanHorn, near Mena. Mrs. Claude Bennett and two chil- dren returned from Hatfield Monday where Mrs. Bennett visited her moth CT, Mrs. Carrie Whipple. Mrs. Emmett Harman returned to Shreveport Saturday after d two weeks visit with her mother. Mrs. F K. DeLongy, at The Oaks.
 Rev. W. M. Crowson left Tuesday afternoon for Zafra and other Okla homa points in the interest of thu Ozark Mutual Life Association.
 R. F. Boughan, just returned iron Louisiana, says the dronth is al along the line, and everywhere he ha' been the corn is turning yellow. l W. E. Taylor of Grannis was ; Mena visitor Tuesday. He was ac companied by Mir. and Mrs. Waite Herring and Mrs. F. B. Moody
 John Banks, just returned iron | Beaumont, Tex, reports it very dr. all the way from Texarkana south and crops correspondingly poor. Mrs Jack Nichols of Pittsburg Kas., who has been visiting relatives here, the families of H. H. Mantootl and E. F. Brewer, returned home Fri day.
 I Private Jack McAlester, who lef for Camp Pike recently, returned t his home Friday, having been homer ably discharged on account of disa bilities.
 Roy Lichlyter and family, afte spending two weeks visiting the form er's parents, Mir and Mrs D. D. Lich lyter. have returned to their home a Hartford, Ark.
 Private William Shelton came i from Camp Beauregard Friday t visit his old home at Boles, Scot county, before starting for "some where. in France"
 i Charles R. Montgomery and famil | Ol icAdIhdfta hdNc tlSdSSu thc MI b cottage on Ninth street for the sum mer. MT. Montgomery is engaged i mining in Greasy Cove.
 Mrs. C. R. Hale of Acorn, accom- panied by her guest, Mrs. E. W Whisenhunt of Ada, Ok, came dow on the local last Saturday. Miss Fla Tucker came with them.
 M F. Fisher came in from Egge Saturday He reports cotton doinI we'll but corn suffering for rain, tn hottom corn will do fairly we'll evel in the event of continued drouth. Mir. and Mrs. Will Couch and chil dren of St. Louis have come to Poll county to locate. They will live a Rich Mountain. Mrs. Couch is sis ter of Oliver Johnson of this city.