The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1918-11-21
PERSONAL NOTES
George d. Middlebrook Of Hope, i.
in Mena on business.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Wilson Of Ash
down are in Mena on business.
John Ross Of Gillian was in Mena
to attend circuit court Wednesday.
E. Burchfield and wife of Kansas
City are registered at Hotel Mena.
W. d. Leeper of Oklahoma City.
was in Mena on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. S. Frye of Wickes
were in Mena to attend circuit court.
Ruben Wallace from Mountain
Fork had cotton to sell in Mena We'd
nesday.
S. P. Pigg of the Bank Of Cove
was among the Mena visitors We'd
nesday.
John Watkins, ginner at Yocana,
solt sp sS9 Wednesday ,99n the Mena
~g.2 seN- $1,000 ..tt 80
b. A. Bowen and C. c. Bowen of
Big Fork were in Mena Wednesday
with cotton.
Mel Norwood Of FL Reno. Ok, was
In Mena Tuesday to look after bust
ness matters.
+, w. A. Ragland has gone to Little
Rock to attend the Masonic GRAND
lodge sessions u.s.
Arthur Lawrence and ]. S. Law
renee were in from Shady to sell cot
ton on the Mena market.
Howard Payne and wife are here
from Oklahoma to visit ]. P. Payne
and other relatives in Mena.
Oden was represented on the Mena
cotton market Wednesday by Jeff
Copeland and w. S. Singleton.
The Thacker school opened Mon
day with a good attendance. Miss
/, Margaret Kirsch is the teacher.
B. P. Lichlyter of vandervaort
drove to Mena in his car Tuesday
morning to attend circuit court.
, Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Cummings were
up from Hatfield Tuesday to do trad
ing and look after other business.
C. M. Leonard and J. H. Dickinson
were among the Egger farmers who
brought cotton to Mena Wednesday.
j. H. Waters of Waters and A. e.
Suit of Opal were among those who
sold cotton on the Mena market Mon
day. t p64
Walter Elliott Of Cove, dipping ST.
pervisor for tkat Community, was in
Mena Tuesday ssto attend circuit
court.
W. l.. Luttrell Of Big Fork was in
Mena Tuesday making arrangements
for the final proof of his homestead
entry. sa7'
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/ Miss Myrtle Spearman of the Com
mercial hotel, was called to Cove
Tuesday to meetrelatives from Okla
homa ~ -
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]. B. Widener, the Careless Poet,
of Alder was in Mena Tuesday to
have a grist ground at the Mena
Flour Mills. ,sas .
The Union Grove school began It's
winter term Monday Mrs. Charles
: E. Smith, former Chicago teacher,
is in charge. ax
T. Blackwell of Yoeana and f. A.
Heath of Board Camp brought cot
ton to Mena Monday for storage in
the bonded warehouse.
The First National bank has re-
ceived its first allotment Of $4,000
in Fourth Liberty Bonds for distri-
button to its customers.
Lawrence Casebolt has returned to
Mena from Austin. Tex, where he re-
ceived his discharge from the radio
school in the aviation corps.
John p. Craft formerly of the RAN
som neighborhood, started overland
E, Tuesday with part of bis live stock
for his home near Hugo, Ok.
f, George Clark, commercial manager
of the Commonwealth company, has
returned to Fort Smith after q bust
ness stay of several days in Mena.
Jesse Green, son of President w |.
Green Of the Farmers & Merchants
4, bank, is reported seriously i'll at the
, home on Refine street, with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bales are moving
this week from their former home on
the Southside TO the residence at 402
Tenth street which they recently
bought.
J. Robert Boatman q; Louisi6. a,
Mo, and w. w. Boatman Of Dallas,
] Tex, met Monday in Mena to
look after business interests they
have here.
| GEORGE Steel, assista1s prosecuting
attorney of DeQueen, came to Mena
to take charge of the grand jury work
{ in place Of Prosecuting Attorney Du-
/ ianey, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Collins and
daughter returned to their home at
DeQueen Monday afternoon. Attor-
ney Collins came to Mena to attend
circuit court.