The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-15

j. B. Lilies of Big Fork was in Mena ! Tuesday on an overland trip to Ok lahoma points to look at the country.
 Mrs. Eulan Templeton of Ink came in Monday to meet her husband, who had been visiting relatives at Mister, Ok
 W. D. Littleton of Ozark, Ark, is in Mena to do sign painting for the Commonwealth Public Service Com pany.
 V s. and A. c. Ellsworth of Nun ley brought in some fine hogs this morning, which they sold to local market men.
 J. W. Whitworth, who had been visiting relatives in Polk county, re- turned Monday to his home in Wood county, Texas.
 Miss Addie Tucker, daughter of w. J. Tucker, returned from Little Rock Monday afternoon, where she attend ed a business college.
 Presiding Elder J. A. Biggs return ed to Texarkana Monday after hold ing the third quarterly conference of the M. E. church, South.
 Marion and Charles Berry, nephews of Mrs. P. R. Watkins, arrived Tues day from Hominy, Ok, for visit at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Watkins.
 Mrs. M. L. Smisson, mother of Mrs. w. M. Mathews, returned Tuesday from Shreveport where she had spent the last two months with relatives.
 T. Perry of Tulsa, Ok, who has been spending time visiting rela- tives in the Board Camp neighbor- hood, returned to his home Monday.
 Capt. J. J. Miller of the Third Ok lahoma regiment, arrived on Mon day and went out to Oden to visit his parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Miller.
 The Rev. Louis Nichols of Gallatin, Tex, is here to visit his sisters, Mes danes J. c. Lawrence, w. R. Cole ard Frank Dusenbury and his mother, Mrs L. NJ Nichols.
 Tom Martin of the First National Bank of Waldron, nephew of Mir. and Mrs. Ben Goolsby, arrived in Mena Tuesday to spend his vacation with Polk county relatives.
 Mrs. J. W. Moseley and daughter, Miss Dorothy, of Quanah, Tex, ar rived Monday and are guests in the home of Mir. and Mrs. C. Logan, the latter being her daughter.
 Mss Arizona Reed from near Acorn spent Wednesday, with Mena friends. She is among those enrolled in United States Students Nurse Reserve and is anxious to get into training.
 w. c. Rogerson of the Variety Store, will this week move his stock from DeQueen street to the John Pin ming building on Mena street, vacated this week by the Peoples store.
 John P. Smith of Shady was in Mena Wednesday to make final proof of his homestead entry before County Clerk Alexander. J. M. Hatfield and William Wiley came with him as wit nesses.
 Mrs. M. J. Mcdonald of Cove, moth CT of Mrs. R. D. Green of the Com mercial Hotel, has moved to Mena, securing home quarters on Fourth street, between Maple and Port Ar thur avenues.
 Among out-of-town visitors Mon- day are Rev. Wesley Philpot of Egg ger, I. H. Williams of Pitcher, Ok, W. B. Sloan and Gray Wakely of Umpire, and Mir and Mrs. H. c. Hicks of Waters.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston had letter under date of August 6, from their son, Winsor, stating that he was ready to start on the trip overseas, and by this time he has likely arrived somewhere in France.
 c. L. Loftis and family, who had been visiting relatives and friends around Egger, left Thursday by auto for Hot Springs and Little Rock, aft CT which they will return to their home at Paducah, Tex.
 0. P. Klein of Neiderland, Tex, closed deal this week thru the Com mercial Club for the purchase of the Walter Tallman 80-acre farm near Potter. He bought crop, stock and tools and will take possession at once. c. w. Copelin, the harness man, &C., cidently cut two fingers of his left hand badly with head knife Monday while cutting harness leather. The accident was caused by the splitting of the board on which he was work ing
 Lieut.. Frank A. Norwood, son of Mr. and Mrs Hal Norwood, arrived in Mena Tuesday for a short visit with his parents and Mena friends before reporting for duty on August 21 at Fort ogelthorpe, Ga. Lieutenant Nor