The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-08
PERSONAL NOES

 Mena visitor Friday.
 Jerry Newman of Big Fork was Mena visitor Thursday.
 C. T. Blackwell, merchant of Ink, was Mena visitor Monday.
 e. T. Robinson and family came up from Potter Thursday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. H. Spake of Big Fork came in Saturday morning.
 Prof. A. s. Daniels of the Potter schools, spent Saturday in Mena.
 c. R. Hale, merchant of Acorn, came in Saturday after supplies.
 J. B. Lilies and J. B. Standridge came up from Big Fork Thursday. E. P. Williams and family came in from Little Rock Friday to look for location.
 T. R. Bates and Tandy Myers came up on the local from Hatfield Friday morning.
 Dan Brawley left this week to work in the oil fields north of Me Alester, Ok.
 A card from Leo S. Schell, Mena soldier boy, announces his safe ar rival overseas.
 MT. and Mrs. H. L. Looney came over from Big Fork Saturday for dental work.
 U. s. Deputy Marshal J. A. Thorn ton returned from Fort Smith Thurs day morning. I Bob Gaston, merchant at Gaston, Montgomery county, was Mena visitor Thursday.
 Bert Watkins and J. D. Farmer and family of Smithville, were Mena visitors Saturday.
 Bud Nichols of West Valley was in Mena Friday on business with county officers and others. B. c. Gilbert, who moved here from Mansfield, Ark, is preparing to return to Mansfield.
 Mrs. ]. T. Turner left Thursday afternoon to spend a few days with friends at Fort Smith.
 !. T. Bosley of Cimarron, Kas., is here visiting his sister, Mrs. J. H. Cox, on Eleventh street.
 A card from Rufus Wallace an- nounces his safe arrival ir France. He joined the forces at Mena.
 A son was born Thursday to Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Parr, living out 2 miles on the Talihina road.
 B. Masters of Umatilla, Ore, came in Wednesday and is prospecting with view to locating here.
 Mrs. Ida Bugher of Oklahoma City, Ok, arrived last Saturday to visit Mrs. J. l.. Holt on Church avenue.
 J. L. Horner received a telegram Friday announcing the safe arrival overseas of his son, Lige Homer.
 H. A. Barton of Cove came up on Saturday to spend few days with his brother, D. W. Barton of Mena.
 Gottfried Juette of Texarkana, who owns valuable real estate here, is spending a few days in the city.
 J.J. Williams of Blackfork was in Mena Friday. He reports crops badly damaged by the severe drouth. Walter J. and Joe V. Ford, broth CTS, of Watson, Ok, left Sunday for Little Rock and Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
 c. Betcher of Wright's Lake. Wis, has purchased the Dillon residence, on Church avenue, consideration, $650.
 1 Miss May Wehunt of Broken Bow, Ok, came in Friday to visit her mother, Mrs D. c. Bodine, on First street.
 MT. and Mrs J. NJ. Looney of Board Camp motored in and spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Ben ! Goolsby.
 Mrs. M. Morton of Kansas City arr rived Thursday to visit her sister. Mrs. George Pettitt, two miles south of the city.
 Miss Mabel Henely, after spending two weeks among Mena friends, re- turned to her home at Shreveport on Wednesday.
 James Philpot of Sallisaw, Ok, ar rived Friday and went out to the Egger community to visit relatives and friends
 Dave Miller and Frank Mitchell of i Waters were Mena visitors Saturday. They report crops burned up in that neighborhod
 o. l.. Lawrence is today moving his household goods from Waters to Mena. He has rented cottage on Stilwell Heights.