The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-03

across long enough to bring back
three gold service stripes.
Don Wintoh, jr., Of Rocky was
visitor in Mena Tuesday.
s. II. Pigg of Ashdown was a Mena
visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Petty motored
to Baker Springs Wednesday to spend
the Fourth.
The courthouse will be closed the
Fourth and the county officers will
enjoy holiday.
Mrs. NJ A. Eddy and little daugh-
ter from Heavener since Sunday, re-
turned home on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Harry Rabb and baby are
here from Rich Mountain to visit Mr..
and Mrs J. r. Rabb and relatives in
Mena.
Justice L. N. Burnett was among
the Arkansas attorneys admitted to
practice before the supreme court this
week.
Mrs. Marcus Nichols and son of
Hodgen, Ok, who had been visiting
Mena relatives, returned to their home
Tuesday afternoon.
j. Wesley Robertson left Tuesday
for Austin, Tex, where he was called
TO see about the sale rights of new
song he has composed.
Miss Ruth Howell of Foreman,
daughter of the Rev. w. NJ Howell,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Miller, lilo Jansen.
Mrs. J. D. Budd is among the first
to report ripe tomatoes Of the Pom
derosa variety. She had one this
week that weighed an even pound.
Mrs. II. E. Montague of Memphis,
Tenn, after visit Of several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A..
Miller, left for home Wednesday.
B. F. George has been named as
one of the speakers at the Fourth of
July celebration to be held at We'll
come Home school, near Cove, Friday.
The Young restaurant was opened
for business Wednesday morning aft
er having been closed for several days
on account of the illness of Mrs.
Young.
Ike Kennedy of near Big Cedar,
who was seriously burned some weeks
ago, is reported as improving accord
ing to information which has reached
Mena friends and acquaintance.
The best egg story of the week is
reported by Mrs. George Wilson on
North Eighth street. She has seven
chickens, one a young pullet, which in
8 days laid 81 eggs.
E. D. Stuart of DeQueen, brother
of B. j Stuart, was in Mena Tuesday
to visit his brother and family, and
to attend the meeting of Malta Com
mandery, Knights Templar Tuesday
evening.
Fred Daniels left Tuesday for a
trip which he will make thru Kansas.
He will visit among other places,
Hutchinson, where his son, Ed Dan
iels is located, being connected with
one of the big flour mills.
Mrs. A. d. Horton of Fort Smith,
president of the Rebekah State AS
sembly is in Mena as the guest OF
Mrs. j. l.. Holt. Her son, Master Eli
oft Horton, has been in Mena since
last week, visiting at the home of Mrs
Holt.
Miss Bette Palmer of Chillicothe,
Mo-, is spending three-week vaca-
tion with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Palmer, at the farm in Foran
Gap. Miss Palmer is studying to be
a trained nurse at the Chillicothe hos
pital.
Mrs. NJ Profit received word on
wednesday morning OF the arrival OF
her son, Corporal c. E. Profit from
overseas, and that the young soldier
was now at Camp Devens, Mass.
Corporal Profit was overseas about 10
months.
Lloyd Ship of Potter was in Mena
Wednesday and secured from County
Clerk Will Alexander a license to
wed Miss BERTHE Winton, also resi-
dent of Potter. The groom, who re-
Gently returned from service in France
is % years old, and the bride is o.
Visits Brother in Mena.
Lieut.. Duke Frederick of Stigler,
Ok, and Mrs. Frederick, arrived in
Mena Monday afternoon for a visit
with his brother, Alderman H. M
Frederick, and family. Lieutenant
Frederick has just returned from serv-
ice overseas, having spent year in
France with the 4th Division. He was
county judge in his home when he an
swered the call Of his country After
few days in Mena he will
visit his mother at DeQueen and ther