The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-03
PERSONAL NOES
T. M. Martin of Beggs, Ok, is in
 thena prospecting fer locations

T. M. Martin of Beggs, Ok, is in iMena prospecting fer location.
 J. B. Ringgold of Nunley was iii aMena Monday to consult. Supt. w. [,homer Pigg on school matters.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. l. Turpin and chil-, dren returned Monday from a hoIi- day visit with relatives in Gerty and Lamar, Ok.
 K. Dusenbury, who had spent last week in Mena with Mrs and Mrs. lrt tkrank Dusenbury, left Sunday for, l Iexarkana.
 S Miss Ruth Sallee came Sunday from DeQueen, to be, the guest of Miss Christine Watson and other Mena friends.
 | R. E. McCann came from Fort smith Sunday morning and spent Tuesday looking after his business Interests in Mena.
 PC Mrs. J. w. Dilley returned Satur- day from Fayetteville, where she had been visiting her sister since before Christmas.
 |1 Mrs. J. k, Mccoy and three chil- bdren left Sunday for CoffeyviIle, kas., in response to word of the ser ious illness of Mrs. McCoy's father be- MT. and Mrs. T. H. Webber re- turned last week from Little Rock. where Mrs, Webber had recently undergone an operation at St. Luke's hospital. a n Miss Edith Thomas, who had spent the holiday vacation at dWickes, returned to Mena Monday morning to resume her work as Student in the High school.
 County Judge Wear has been dis 'abled for several days and now is compelled to go about with the aid of crutches on account of a sprain or some other injury to his left heel.
 MT and Mrs. Gus Gilbert left Mon day for Fulton, Ark, where they are going to live on a farm. MT. Gilbert had been employed for sev- eral months in the Mena Meat Mar ket.
 Father Gallagher started early Hast Tuesday on an auto trip to Lit tie Rock for a holiday visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Gal lagher. He planned to be back by 1 Thursday.
 A. T. Wilkins, son of J. K. Wilkins. returned Saturday to Oklahoma City after visit with his parents. thru the Christmas holidays. He is em- ployed by the Oklahoma City Bat tery Company. 85
 Evans Harrell after visiting for several days with his parents. the Rev. F. F. Harrell and Mrs. Harrell left Monday to again take. up his work as travelling salesman for jewelry house of Albany, N. \.
 Mack Sims came from piusburg, Kas., to look after the filling out of his questionnaire under the select i've draft act Mack was among the first to whom questionnaires were sent, but up to date he had failed to receive his.
 yJohn R. Cooper, who spent Christ mas at the home of his brother. D. L. Cooper, and family, in Mena, left Saturday for the home of his par ents, near Round Top, Sevier coun- ty where he expects to make a crop this season.
 MT and Mrs. John Bluitt and son and daughter, who had been resi- dents of the Foran Gap country for about two years. left Monday for their former home in Sioux City, Iowa. MT. Bluitt last week sold his farm to $. H. Golden. Word has just reached Mena of the marriage of Miss pansy Harman and Robert Arthur which was sol- emnized on December 20 at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Hatley in Arkansas City, Kas. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur are now at home in Kansas City.
 Dr. L. o. Dickson, Mrs. Dickson and son, Fomby, returned Monday morning from Hosston, La, where they had spent most of the week with Mir. Dickson's parents. Mrs. Dickson and son had previously spent a week with Mrs. Dickson's mother and other relatives in Jeff erson, Tex.
 Miss Ruth Wiley, who had been home for two weeks, left Sunday for Ayandervoort, where Monday she re- l.sumed her work as teacher in the Ispfimary department the school, The. Xaudcryonrt school had been dismissed "a week before Christmas oys accoppt pfEaa epidsFaie of nisas- iesv-Snoo1 syi;aT Ii nTssf dsvilliam Goss, brother of Mrs. Os- |oaf Afford. ~f7o is d member of C6inpanyiG. 3rti Battalion AniericanA |Ensineersg has Written Mr.. and Mrs. Afford sthaf hee spent Christmas in Itke hospital sick with humps. He adds, however, that he is not very sick, and that within two weeks he Fwfii again De on duty. ITha h7IINJs '-----