The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-25

k. J. Henley from near Womble, while in Mena this week bought the Ira o. Smith "Elcar."
 J. w. Philpot and daughter, Miss Anna, and son, Joe, came in from Egger Monday and spent Tuesday do- ing shopping.
 Dean Reyes, Henry Barton. Harri- son Bailey and Math Simmons were among the Board Camp folks in Mena Monday to do trading.
 R. B. Durham, justice of the peace and merchant at Board Camp, attend. ed court this week as witness in the case of State vs. Shultz.
 J. H. Walters and son, Homer, and W. K. Clinton came from Grannis on Monday to attend Circuit court remaining over Tuesday.
 A. J. Smith, farm demonstrator went to Hatfield Wednesday from whence he went to West Valley where he held meeting that night.
 John H. Hamilton, after having been confined to his room for the last three weeks by sickness, was able to be on the street Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Victor Roberts are spending this week at Alder on ac- count of the illness of Mir. Roberts father, who, for some time, has been in poor health.
 Miss Anna Woods spent Monday at Oak Ridge, where she gave the Canning and Poultry Club girls a demonstration in peanut butter mak- ing and bread scoring.
 Alex Coyle of Grannis and c. W. Brown of Haskell, Ok, were Mena visitors Tuesday. Mir Brown is inter- ested in the oil business and for that purpose had made trip to Grannis.
 Mir. and Mrs. John o. Plank, after spending the winter in Grannis, were here Tuesday to start for their home in Chicago, expecting to go from there to their summer home in Pentwater, Mich.
 R. A. Tomlinson, R. R. St. John and J. T. Spring started out Tuesday on fishing trip which they expect to spend on Big Eagle near Smith vile. They plan to be out for sew eral days.
 Mir and Mrs. J. F. Logan and fam fly moved from the home on Peach Tree avenue which was recently sold to K. R. Horine to the Rosbach resi- dence on Port Arthur avenue, which was vacated last week by A. J. Stan ger and family.
 T. E. Martin and family, who came to Mena from Duke Ok, received their household goods on Saturday and on Monday moved to the W. N. Martin farm on the Bethesda road, which had been bought by Mir. Martin thru the Hamilton real estate agency.
 Dr. L. A. Simpson, who recently moved back to Big Fork after a trial at McAlester, Ok, was in Mena on business Monday and says that he wants to be sure that The Star never again goes to him outside of Arkan- sas. He is back to stay, and glad to be back.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Walker and daughters, Misses Edna and Uva, and sons. Mack and Hardy and Mrs. Frank Thompson, came in from Opal Tues day to attend Circuit court, Mir. Wal ker and son, Mack, and wife being witnesses in the case of State vs. Reu- ben Hooper.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Dilbeck, Mrs. H. A. Lewis, G. B. Bates, Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Dilbeck and Mrs. W. H. Robin son. composed a party in from Big Fork Tuesday, making the trip in the DiIbeck autos. J. R. Moore, here from Detroit, Mich, visiting relatives and friends, came in with them.
 Arlev Woodrow came in from England, Ark, on Sunday for visit of a few days with his parents be- fore reporting for duty at Camp Pike. He is among the Polk county regis trants to leave Mena next Friday. lie has been in law office in England since leaving here several months ago.
 A B. Higgins and son, Emory, of Grannis were in Mena Tuesday to ap- pear before the local exemption board to get exemption for the young man, who has been called to report for service next Saturday. He has begun to make crop, and was seeking ex- emption that he might continue the work.
 Dr. W. c. vandiver on last Satur- day sustained fracture of two met acarpal bones of his right hand while cranking his auto. The injury, while painful, does not keep him from at tending to his practice. He was called to Egger Tuesday to attend some of the members of James Phil pots fairify, being taken out by c. ;. Tankersley in the auto. z sA'is
 Mrs. L. E. Heath and baby, who had ,.;a;+;no Mir and Mrs. Fl. K. Cam. parents of Mrs. Heath, and