The Mena weekly star., 1919-10-30


80 business.
La Keller returned saturday from
= BUSINESS trip to Fort Smith.
d. Henderson Is the new owner OF
uh& livery stable property and business
Il p Blalock Is Ia the Office OF the
Bs<Ask Lumber Company as bookkeep-
FORD Younce and wife were mp from
O@ve Monday shopping How does this
sswnd to tho editor OF the Cove starr
Dur semi-annual mad dog scare Is
.sw on. Ten CANNES have been killed
81 Mountain Fork last week as a re-
salt,
barber shop at Lockesburg. was
home Sunday and Monday with his
xrs. Laura Carpenter is here from
Ada. Ok. visiting at the Rev. j. w.
Fulton home. She Il Mrs. ,FuIton's
mother
Mrs.. 4. Nj. saiyers Of Memo stopt be-
tween trains Monday IN Hatfield and
visited the families OF Or. and ii. "A.
Lester Dover returned TO Hatfield
Friday from Goldsborough, Tex, where
he has been employed for the past two
or three months.
Word received here Friday an
nounces the death of Geo. Elliott at
LIZA tNtttiEt hAtss tt1t0UtA Ats VII t@tttVtA
was formerly resident here
II you want TO hear some one spit
out "cuss' words galore, just meet
some anti-highway fellow on the
roads with a load Of cotton, trying e
get 10 the gin.
Or, and Mrs p. w Connaily have
moved hack to Hatfield, after several
months on their farm at Nola, Ok The
doctor viii open an Office at his for
mer place here.
n r. Francis who. by the way Is a
cousin Of David X. Francis. amhassa-
dor to Russia Is visiting q y. Baxter
and looking this locality over with q
view 20 locating.
Hiram Hameriek and wife returned
10 Detroit Mich. Friday, after visit
with Mrs Hamerick's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs w J. Ruarlx The two children
remained with their grandparents TO
attend school here,
r. r. Bates handed customer a
check for S2s in payment for a sack Of
dried fruit s2S0Q would not begin ~
pay for the fruit that could have been
dried that WIS allowed to 20 10 waste
in this corner Of Polk county.
NJ Anderson ef Two Mile asfs CD
Monday for peQueen. where he win
be Joined by r. r. Jones Of Mena ana
Cal q III Jeft ~ ViekeS and l,eglA
the assessment Oh TIE jefferson High
WA 3uing to Scott county lime
Nine-y earrold Eugene, the only
child If Mr.. and Mrs bouRlas Walker
aled ~ aiphtheria At their home III
Cove "a the 22nd and was burie6 on
ne 2tfd IN Hatfield cemetery The
4set . Williams conducted he serSs
ices
Nj ana Mira Menlo. from near Kant
saS CITY returned to their home after
peesks e.iss.!ssfsz hitch trey sf-nt
~ -. ~
ths rn0suallv wet October, they did
not have quite 50 good time as
usual
Arlie Nichols. carrier on Route 1,
turned his buggy over last Saturday
and came near being hurt. Patrons 81
rural routes are expected TO keep their
roads In good shape but how many
Do 81 even after promising to the IN
spertof to 40 so7 Very few.
We number among our dead this
week Miss Rhoda- the f6-year- old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Par-
sons, VINO died Wednesday at the home
on six Mile, and was buried in Hat
heid cemetery Thursday. The Rev.
Mckinley conducted services Mt the
Christian church
The Arkansas Auto Dealers Assoeia-
ton IS sending pledge cards TO auto
drivers to sign agreeing not to cross
rallrpad grade crossings without krst
looking Tor danger We are IN full
accord With this movement A driver
should ALWAYS remember that IL his
life ISN'T worth anything, then 70 think
Of his car.
Ford Nounce received his fine pure
bred stock recently purchased at the
Fort Smith fair i ftes the glowing
description given these animals by all
the state papers and many Of the na-
tsoam farm papers, any attempt Of
purs 30 describe these Holsteins and
PoIands would be but repetition Of
what has been said
NJ Sloan. who has been farming
near here for the past year or two. res
turned 20 Texas with his car Of house
hold goods. He goes TO assist his
brother. who owns 1900 acres OF oil
land, on which are several wells. one OF
which Is A gnsher that has just been
brought in. Oil is one business that
time
p X TorhAtt deputy income reve~
nue. collector. announces that those
who were notified TO meet him here
and failed to 5do So VIII be given one
more chance 10 do II. then their names
viii be given to the department for
action. Mr.. Torbett is State Grand
lecturer for the !. o. o..W ana adj
dressed the local lodge here Tuesday
n{ehf.
while In camp with hie parents near
the river scotts. the 13-yaar- son
of mr.. and Mrs. Menlo came near meet
Ing his death in rather unusual
manner. scotts climbed an old snaR
of tree 70 ind an evils nest In de-
stendlnE limb broke. throwing him
fo the ground with force enough TO
3tftxe the breath from his body ON
fec3yerIna this breath he straneaed.
- - The. breaking " the owls