The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-10
Correspondence
MOUNTAIN FORK FoIBLEs.

". NJ. Martin made a trip to Mena
 Mr. and Mrs. s. o. Robinson made q trip tc Mena Friday
 Pryor Salisbury was in Mena Tues day fo get a load of feed.
 Herbert Linam transacted business in Mena Thursday and Friday.
 Ike Canida and wife of the Divide, traded at Mountain Fork Tuesday.
 ". M. Martin preached at Shady Grove schoolhouse Saturday night and Sunday.
 William Lanhley and Bud Gray have put in most of their time of late in breaking broncs.
 The rain that fell Wednesday night and Thursday was much enjoyed by the farmers of this place.
 Miss Rhebe Lnuders made a busi- ness trip to Mena Thursday to pay taxes and look after business.
 Travis Manley and Dee Harrison of Alder Springs attended the liter arv at Mountain Fork Saturday night.
 Bob Sartain and daughter, Miss Retha. and Misses Anna and Etta Gray were shopping in Mena Wednes- day.
 i'd Fields and son, Robert, of the Divide. were doing some blacksmith work and trading at Mountain Fork Friday.
 Jody Fields, who is working for Jim Brunson at Big Cedar, Ok, came to Mountain Fork for short visit Sunday.
 Mrs. Liza Buckingham of Alice, Ok, spent Monday night with her nephew and family, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Langley.
 A. J. Mcbride and W. L. Sellers made their usual trip to Mena on Thursday to get supplies for their store at Mountain Fork.
 Mrs. Liza Buckhaan, after several days visit with her brother, ". L. Langley and family. returned to her home at Alice, Ok, Friday.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Bob Rodgers, living west of Hatfield. motored to Noun tain Fork Tuesday to spend a short time with the formers brother. Tom Rodgers, and Mrs. Rodgers.
 Mrs. Creatie Sellers and little daughter, Miss Ernestine, and Mrs. Pearl Hall and little daughter, Aliff Marie, spent Monday with Mrs. Rela Rodgers, near the Oklahoma line.
 Mir. and Mrs A J. Mcbride and two little daughters, Misses Ruby and Ida, of Shady Point. visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. w. l.. Sellers of the Mountain Fork store
 Mir. and Mrs. Warner Cummings and little son. Murphy. of Shady Point, and the Misses Flora and Lor- etta Manley and Blake Clark of AL der Springs attended the literary here Saturday right.
 Miss Rhetha Landers has organized a story class at Mountain Fork. to be one part in the literary Anyone that will write a story Or compost ton will be much appreciated
 The writer wishes to correct an err TOT that occurred in the last weeks paper. Instead of Mrs. Irena Jones of Albion, Ok, visiting her father and family, W. L. Langley, 1t was Mr Langley's sister. Mrs. Liza Buekhaan of Alice. Ok.
 The literary society at Mountain Fork Saturday night was fine. There was a large crowd and plenty of en- tertainment was furnished for the visitors. The next meeting will be Saturday night, April 19. The de- bate will he "Art of Man and Scenes of Nature"
 Singing at Mountain Fork was well attended and enjoyed by all. The class was reorganized and the officers weYe elected as follows: Martin Red din president; Frank Upton. vice praaident: Charley Ferguson. leader of the class: Mrs. Grace Reddinr secretary; Miss Anna Gray, organist ana Miss Etta Gray, assistant organ 1ss The class decided to call for the convention the 2nd Sunday in Nav. The delegates that were elected were Charley Ferguson. Miss Maude Smith. Miss Anna Gray Herbert Linam. Basel Bedding and George Gray were elected committeeman. The class is m shape to do some good work and will be heard several times from the field
 Brown Eyes.