The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-04

MISS Lura Naler left Monday for Dallas, Tex, where she will be at the home of her aunt, Mrs. J. c. Wilson.
 Bob Crump and c. F. Rhodes from near Cove were in Mena Monday to have grists ground at the Mena Floui Mill.
 Dr. c. A. Campbell and son Herbert were in Mena Tuesday to meet sales men to buy stock of shoes for their store.
 Emmett J. Baker came in Monday morning from Rio Grande City, Tex, to spend most of this week with home folks.
 W. M. Fowler of Grove City, Ok. is here for visit with his mother. Mrs. D. B. Joplin, and his sister, Mrs. Hays.
 Mrs. Andrew Glassner, after spend- ing a week with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Bales, left Monday for her home III sRunIon, Ok.
 M. L. Bell of Vandervoort was in Mena Monday to make his quarterly report as road overseer and to look after other business.
 Miss Gladys Lee left Tuesday to resume her studies in Draughon's business college in Fort Smith after a few days visit at home.
 II. J. Green and father, the Rev. J. M. Green, arrived Monday from Fill more, Ok, to spend this week with Mena relatives and friends. Ben Diehl, son of Mir. and Mrs. Joe Dlehl of Egger, was in Mena Monday to start for Iowa where he expects to work on farm during the summer.
 J. w. Parker and J. A. Shirley, liv- ing out on route No. 4, were among the farmers in Mena Monday to pay taxes and to look after other business. Sidney W. Duke went to DeQueen on Tuesday to appear before the Medical Advisory Board for physical examination under the selective draft act.
 Mrs. Frank Tarvin and mother, Mrs. M. A. Harris, came from Black Springs on Tuesday to go from here to Penola, Ok, where they will make their home.
 Mrs. Jessie Hall, after spending Sunday with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Earl in the Foran Gap country, left Monday for her home in Fort Smith.
 Mrs. l. H. Harsh, sister of c. c. Mills, arrived in Mena Saturday from Maxwell, Ia, to be with her sister, Miss Levantia Mills, who is sick at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Mills.
 Prof. E. W. Hamby was a Mena visitor Monday. He has finished his school work for the term at Hattor and will devote most of his time dur ing the summer making a crop. H. w Storey of the Storey Laucl Motor Company, went to Wickes Mon. day to drive the J. E. Campbell car tc Mena for repairs. He was accompan, jed on the trip by W. B. Thomas. A., TLa-foo AJoC-oo.k.- { M. J. McGroarty of the Foran Gap country, left for her home in New Al bany, Pa., on Monday after having spent a month at the home of her son
 James T. Cole of Waldron, formerly in the mercantile business in Mena and at one time also having a store al Egger, spent Monday in the city call ing on friends and looking after busi- ness.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Anthony anc children, who had spent the last two weeks with the formers parents, Dr M. L. Anthony and Mrs. Anthony, liv- ing on Adams street, left Monday fol their home in Aurora, Mo.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Price, who, or their return from Lake Charles, anc other Louisiana points where they had spent the winter, stopped for z week with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Earl left Monday for their home in Rich. ards, Mo.
 c. W. Petty this week helped speed up the work of the Red Cross by do, hating an entire bolt of outing flannel The gift is particularly appreciated at this time for the ne .J for soldier garments is still great, and up to now all the outing used has been bought. J. M. L. Thomas of Hartley wal in Mena Monday. MT. Thomas is { member of the general committee fol the Liberty Loan campaign, but wal unable to attend the meeting last Fri day on account of sickness in thu family, so came in Monday for in structions as to duties. Miss Rachel Mershon left Sunda, for Mover, Ok, where she has ac cepted the position of bookkeeper fol the Walker-Hopkins Lumber Com pany, of which John Mershon is mana ger. She was accompanied to For Smith by Miss Mary Mershon, ana they spent the day with Mir and Mrs Guy Thornton.