The Mena weekly star., 1918-02-07

HEAkSH DIAN, l1LkGUAH NkW4fAl .s.s.s.es.....s..s.ss.s ..s....szssssz.s then they win again maks MeiF home here - ~ w NJ. Watkins was in from hartlcS Wednesday to look after matters of business. I iDr. p. R. Watkins reported the birth of son on Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berger. as \
 -W.s.s.-- etSss F. O. Yeakey, the Stars repre- sentative at Hatfield, spent few hours in Mena Tuesday. A
 -t--W.e.E.- ' F. M. Cecil and son. ,orrin, and A, J. Barber of Vanderv0ot were business visitors in Mena Wednes- day.
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 A. c. Bratcher left Tuesday for Heavener and other Oklahoma points to buy more mules and horses.
 Mrs. Fred R. Kinney of Live Oak farm near Acorn spent Tuesday in Mena with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. (. Brogan.
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 A. Lalley of Hatton was in Mena "Wednesday making inquiry for goats, having decided to start a herd of several hundred.
 H. W. Storey of the Storey -Lauck Motor Company, went to Cove on Wednesday to do repairing on the Kelsey Skinner car.
 Mrs. A. N. Weddell, mother of Mrs. W. A. Finks, arrived Tuesday from Windsor, Mo-, for visit of two or three weeks with Mir. and Mrs. Finks.
 Bert Linam and family have moved in from Mountain Fork and Mir. Linam has taken employment with the Kansas City Southern in the Mena yards.
 Word came Wednesday that MT. and Mrs. Will Lott, living near Yocana, had lost their child less than a year old, having died from the effects of measles.
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 Henry Waltman. with the Polk county registrants at Camp Beaure- gard, La, was expected to arrive Thursday morning to spend a fur tough with homefolks.
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 A. K. Fretz, after an absence of six weeks which he spent in Okla homa returned to Mena Tuesday, having made an overland trip from Oklahoma City, coming by way of Tulsa.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Poison and children, who for the last two years had lived on the c. L. Emery farm west of Mena, left Tuesday for Da- koma, Ok, where they expect to- locate.
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 w. P. Underwood and daughter, Miss Maggie, from near Hatfield, were in Mena Tuesday night as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. w. Homer pigg. Mir. Underwood is an Uncle of Mr. pigg.
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 Mrs. Ethel Wilson who had spent a few days in Mena with Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Harman, left Tuesday for her home in Kentucky, having decided, however, to return ia Aiena later to make her home. r,s.,.s.
 W g. ] B. Lilies and j.. M. Lambert swere in from Big Fork Monday, making the trip in a buggy, tho they found after starting that the roads were in fine condition so that they ntiaht have made the trip by auto.
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 Roger Lane came in from Tulsa Ok. to spend few days with Mepa friends. when he will go to Cove and other points. He just recently recovered from a rather serious at tack of measles. and since has not returned to work.
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 NIr. and Mrs. J T. Miller Of, the Oden community rcturned1rsto Mena Tuesday from Durant, Ok, where they had been with relatives since the first of the year. They started for their home Wednesday morning, going as far as Egger with the mail hack.
 W S. .S.- es Mesdames w. F. Hungate and P n. Moody of the Grannis branch of the Red Cross spent "Wednesday an Mena with the ladies of Mena cfiap ter taking instruction in cutting and making the hospital garments They came in Tuesday afternQon and returned home today t
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 D. E. Rodgers, who for several months has been in the employ spf J. B. Goss. left last Monday for his former home in Havana, Ark, vhefe he will again be located Mrs. Roa- gers and the children had precee4 ed him as far as Thomasville, Ok, where they visited with Mir aud Mrs. Walter Stay.
 W.S.S- fe Col. A. ]. Sommers and Mrs. Som4 mers. living an StilWelI Heights.