The Mena weekly star., 1918-09-12
PERSONAL NOTES
Riley Tunnels of Waters brought in wagon load of turkeys Tuesday.

Riley Tunnels of Waters brought in wagon load of turkeys Tuesday.
 J. L. Cox, merchant of Slatington, was in Mena Wednesday buying goods for his store
 Isom Avants and ]. M. Watkins of Hartley came in Tuesday for sup plies.
 Mrs. Ola Hilton moved from Nun ley to Mena Monday and will occupy a cottage on Third street.
 Mrs. Bert Whitaker of Oklahoma City arrived Monday and will visit among relatives around Mena.
 Wilbern Philpot and James Van horn of Egger shipped car of sheep to Kansas City Tuesday night.
 Col. c. NJ. Latimer and Fred En- bry left Wednesday to hold a sale for Cecil Carolan near Potter.
 Mrs. LeRoy Neal and children left Tuesday for Hatfield, where they will be guests of Mir. ad Mrs. Fred Hoff- man.
 Mrs. A. F. Alexander left Monday to visit her two sons, o. A. Alexander at Fort Smith and Lee Alexander at Heavener
 Ia.dca T A1laxy a,,I Tts1reo vxYxs,rsl,k Prickett attended to legal business at Vandervoort Monday, returning home on No. f.
 W. L. Sellers of Mountain Fork, who had been in Fort Smith attend ing Federal court, returned home on Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Luther Riales, who had been visiting relatives and friends at Hominy, Ok, returned home Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert L. Connally moved from Hatfield Monday. They will occupy the Thacker cottage on Seventh street.
 F. M. Reeves, mailing clerk at the postoffice, has been on the sick list for several days, and is taking a part of his annual vacation.
 Jack Bonner, the Mena cattle buy CT, left Wednesday for Tuskahoma, Ok, to look for a good ranch, making the trin on horseback
 Mrs. A. M. Reese of Okmulgee, Ok, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. c. V. Goodwin, returned to her home Tuesday afternoon.
 Timber Willeford, living west of Mena, who had been working at a smelter near Coosa, Ok, returned home to register Thursday. . Mrs. J. w. Nichols of Texarkana, who had been visiting her mother, Mrs. ]. M. Owens and other relatives near Mena, returned home Monday.
 II. A. Thompson and family of Ink moved Monday to Page, where Mir. Thompson has secured position with the Buschow Lumber Company.
 Miss Mable Darwin and Miss Nealy Daniel of Wickes are here to spend the weekend with Mena rela- tives and to see the sights of the city
 u. Williams of Biackfork brought in bale of cotton Wednesday, sellinS for nearly 36 cents per pound. T' date five bales have been sold 1T Mena.
 Mrs. c. s. Purifoy of Camden who has been enjoying, Mena for two weeks. a guest at the Cottage Home returned to her home Tuesday after noon.
 | Mckinley and R. ]. Barr, in the coal business in Fort Smith, spent Tuesday in the city, trying to buy a large steam boiler for use in then business.
 Mrs. J. E. Echols and two children of Red Oak, Ok, arrived Tuesday and will visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Grant, and sister, Mrs. Ao Dickson.
 Walter Foster has received a carc from his nephew, Jack Barber, who entered military service from Mena saving that he had arrived safely overseas.
 G. w. Lunsford of Horatio, who ii up visiting relatives, bought lohr Deere wagon of the Watkins Hard, ware Company, Monday and had Il shipped home.
 Dr. L. W. B. Long will make pa triotic address Thursday at Grannis on invitation of the citizens of that place, who have planned program for Registration day ! Among the out-of-town visitors IT town on Monday were: Tom and Bot Putnam and c. B. Patterson of Big Fork. T. E. Davis and Bob Price o1 Mineola and J. L. Looney of Board Camp.
 4. I. Connery. travelling auditor for the Commonwealth Public Service Company; with headquarters at Mus kogee, is spending few days rn Mena in checking up the business of the company.