The Mena weekly star., 1918-09-05

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 ssitor Thursday.
 T Aysnts of Beach, Ok, was xena visitor Friday.
 W. Fields of Muse, Ok, was a ksna visitor Friday.
 R Goss and family visited rela- ...'es m at Big Fork Sunday.
 P Little of Rogers is here look
 into the mining situation.
 Dad overseer M. L. Bell of Van ' -voort was a Mena visitor Monday
 urs Mary c. Mathis left Thursday \ ,,;sit her son. c. Mathis, at Acorn.
 pa, w M. Crowson is back from ! hnsiness s1 trip in Southwest Arkan- iss.
 1obn w Harkey and daughter, Miss ,na were visitors from Hatton tri- Ay.
 ,tr and Mrs. W. A. Worthington of xeTe motored to Mena Sunday after Econ.
 T TT O. Young, IT,, returned to Heav- .sr Sunday after visiting relatives in Nena.
 # Mrs C. E. Walters of Cove came up Friday, returning home the same aft <tnoon.
 nr B E. Dunman of Wickes came ., Friday on business and to visit Natives.
 Nr and Mrs. L. M. Clark left Fri zsr afternoon to visit relatives at FCrt Smith.
 w B Thomas, cashier of the Bank # WiclSes, spent Sunday with his fam N in Mena
 c Lawrence and family and Ellis Eoss and family visited relatives at sbsdy Sunday.
 Mrs R. A. Montgomery left Sunday d take charge of the primary grade In
 e Cove schools.
 B J. Stuart left Friday afternoon 5er Fort Smith to attend to legal busi- sess in the Federal court.
 
 Alex. Boylen and nephew, Charlie Hoylen. left Thursday for Muskogee, hk., to visit with relatives.
 Miss Kate Woods of vandervoort tsne in Saturday to visit her parents, Er. and Mrs. Selma Woods.
 ]. W. Lively of Marshal, Tex, ar Eyed Thursday afternoon to look aft Y property interests in Mena.
 MT. and Mrs. B. H. Morris, accom- zknied by Miss Pollie Standridge,
 me in Thursday for supplies. N w. M. Lowery of Wickes was up 9kis week with wheat which he had Billed at the Mena Flour Mills. Mrs. c. c. Gatlin and two children Ieft Saturday for Des Arc to visit the trmer's brother, Clarence Jones. George W. Lawrence, ]. H. Ridge snd w. F. Lawrence were in from Shady Monday to look after business. Mrs. Will Clark left Friday for Fort Smith, where she will visit with asr step-daughter, Mrs. Katie Hamil- |on.
 < Miss Gladys Mehaffey, niece of Mrs. H F. Averitt, after visiting relatives zk Heavener, returned to Mena Fri zsy.
 Mrs. W. NJ. Darwin of Wickes, after sfsiting relatives in Mena for several &ys, returned home Friday after zbon.
 E Mrs. Philip Daniels, who had been g1ssting MT. and Mrs. E. B. Daniels at Hutchinson, Kas., returned home Sat 6fday.
 Mrs. r. H. Streeter and children of 'zttsburg, Kas., after visiting her sis .s Mrs. A. C. Briggs, returned home liday.
 pr P R. Watkins left Sunday after ssOn on professional business for Salt brings, in Howard county, east of 8ickes.
 Mrs. Vemmie Taylor of Atlanta, ! girlhood friend of Mrs. Elinor <Srd, is here to spend month with Frs Ward. |, < Hrs. W. L. Parker and Olga aud zaomas Parker left Thursday to < z7Flt at Mrs. Parker's old home, Birm- |zgham, Ala.
 Y A. Ellis autoed up from Detroit, ", Saturday He states that the *Prst roads he encountered were in s5lk county. I
 laiss Ruby Cook of Waldo, who had
 en guest in the home of Mir. and
 Is. W. E. Holt, returned home Fri " morning. +
 alrs. Jack Brock of Potter, who had
 " visiting Mrs. Levi H. Pigg on
 Arthur avenue, returned home Rnday afternoon.
 ts' U. A. Lindsay and children,
 nave been summering here, re-
 asea to their home in Shreveport