The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-02

ClIe eStaDilSnment since the end of the school term at Vandervoort.
 Mrs. Bettie Crider and Miss Mag gie Donohue have returned from a visit of week with MT. and Mrs. J. c. Hauerwas in Posey Hollow. ha- iny brought in by Mir. Hauerwas
 Recruiting Officer Perry finders se- cured two recruits'in his trip to Cove Monday, sending Hershell L. Min chell of Cove and Wm. N. Shaw of Watson, Ok, to Jefferson Barracks at St. Louis.
 Paul Griffith returned to Shreveport Wednesday morning after spending few days with Mrs. Griffith and fam fly. Mir. Griffith is employed as fire man on the K. C. S. between Shreve- port and DeQueen.
 Miss Margaret Gilmore came Mon day afternoon from Fort Smith where she has been taking a course at Droughan's Business College. She began work Wednesday for the Cox Investment Company at stenographer.
 Mrs. Catherine Cabeen, mother of Miss Catherine Cabeen, teaching in the High school, is arranging to come from Shreveport and join her dadgh- ter here for the summer. Miss Ca- been will, at the close of school, or crarf1a a alocc ir, axvrraeciOv
 Dr. Charles Meyer and son, Wayne, of Spiro, Ok, were guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles B. Dodge on Jansen avenue, on Saturday and Monday. All are musicians and with violin, violincello and piano passed a pleasant time.
 J. W. Lane was in from Beauchamp Tuesday for supplies and reports the cold weather has done some damage in his community, but that the farm CTS have all planted an abundance of corn and will be we'll prepared to help with food production.
 Carl Whisenant has purchased the half interest of Ed Reeves in the Bank Barber Shop, and will continue the business under the same name. W. A. Walker began work last Tuesday, succeeding Ed, who will take Naca- tion until such time as he may be called in the draft.
 Dr. H. c. Mahar of Spmo was in Mena on business Monday and stated that his son, Raymond Mahar and his wife had returned from Elbardo. NM, where Mr. Mahar had been eng aged in getting out ship timber for the government. His return was made necessary by severe attacks of rheu- matism.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Lauck and Mrs. R. H. Nall autoed to Hot Springs to attend the biennial meeting of the Confederation of Woman's Clubs. After the session Mrs. Nall will go to Shreveport for two weeks visit with her two daughters, Mir. and Mrs. E. w. St. John and Mir. and Mes. c. W. Haywood.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. E. French and three children came in Friday from Tulsa and have bought the Phil VanWaghn place 2h miles west of town. l., the deal Mir. French secured all the house. hold furnishings and was able to move in immediately Mir. VanWaghn has gone to Missouri, where he will be with his father on farm.
 Miss Anna Woods left Tuesday for Nunley, Board Camp and Big Fork. She spent yesteraay with he girls of her club at Yocana. She ur- gently requests that all who desire to join the Canning or Poultry clubs, signify their desire soon in order hat she can complete the lists.
 E. c. Embry and daughter, Mrs. A. D. Gilbert, returned Monday after noon from Fort Smith, where they had gone last Saturday to be with Mrs. John Embry who is seriously i'll with bronchial al-pneumonia at St. Edwards hospital Dr. P. R. Watkins, who was called in attendance, also returned yesterday.
 Roy Mount left Wednesday for Poteau, Ok, where he will join the other LeFIore county registrants who are in the May call While it not known for certain, Roy thinks he. will he sent to Camp Travis, near San