The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20

THE MENA wEEKIs < = -. ------=------------------ overseas, when the war came to a close.
 George Pettitt, former Mena sales man, now living at Fort Smith was a visitor here Saturday.
 w. H. Pate of Big Fork was in Mena Saturday to get telephones to be added to the line in his neighbor- hood.
 Fred c. Bmbry of the Planters State Bank, spent Monday looking after insurance business in the Big Fork community
 Seed Potatoes for Sale Irish Cob
 biers, northern grown. Seebach x Co.,, Mena, HOP Seventh St., Phone 1a9.-Adv. Se-S stf
 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Worthington. who are coming to Mena soon from Cove, have rented the W. ". Town send residence on Stilwel Heights.
 Fred Fried, home on a furlough from Camp Beauregard, has been granted an extension of time, per hitting him to be at home until Sat urday.
 Mrs. l. G. Harris accompanied Mir. Harris to Mena Friday evening to at tend committee meeting of the Teachers Association at the court house
 J K. Edwards and brother, Bev, and LIge Gillham, were in from Big Fork Monday to take out several loads of goods for Edwards & Aber- nathy store
 Mir and Mrs. ]. C. Allen of Cove were in Mena Tuesday Go do shoppinq and look after other business matters. They were accompanied from Hatfield by W, H. Terry.
 Mrs Clusta Clements, after spend ing two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. l.. P. Purvis, and other relatives at Board Camp returned to her horne in Shreveport the latter part of last week.
 W, T. Myers from near Hatfield, breeder of Holstein cattle and Poland China hogs, wss among the farmers in Mena Saturday. Mr. Myers has named his home the Mountain Fork Stock Farm.
 ], H. McMillan is closing a deal to- day for the purchase of the residence at the corner of Magnolia avenue and Reine street, the purchase being made from K. B. Wallace of the Eureka Music Company.
 P. D. Mays, in from Board Camp Saturday, arranged to have The Star sent to his son, Roy c. Mays, mem- Der of Company E, 112 Infantry, with the American Expeditionary Forces in France.
 D. k. Rodgers and Walter Slay of Stapp, Ok, were in Mena on Sunday. They were accompanied on the home trip by Mrs. D. E. Rodgers and baby, who had been in Mena since Wednes- day of last week,
 J. A. Hughes is at vandervoort this week looking after the unloading and delivering of carload of fertilizer, which had been shipped to that point by J. c. Lawrence. Last week he was at Wickes on the same mission.
 Miss Beulah Neal, on last Friday, closed her work as teacher in the Oliver Chapel school. this making the fourth consecutive term she has taught this school and the chances are good that she will go back for the summer term also.
 R. I. Anderson. who on January 6, gave up the job as carrier on rural route No. 2, out of Mena, has asked for reinstatement and on Monday went out on the route again. During the last six week J. R. Brogan has been on duty as carrier,
 Mrs. J. M. OWens came ln rom the Owens Chapel neighborhood Sunday to spend the day at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. W Petty, return ing home Monday. Mrs. Owens Is still living on the place which she and still living on the place which she and came to Folk county.
 The sale of L. H. Martin at Yocana Thursday exceeded expectations, de- spite of the handicap of bad weather. Col. S. s. Malicoat cried the sale and defied the high winds that prevailed. J. T. Magruder was official clerk. The sales totaled about s1200, which was more than was expected.
 Lieut.. B. II. King, recently dis charged from service at Camp Fun ston, where he was an instructor in the use of the 37-millimeter gun, is in Mena to visit Mir. and Mrs. ]. r. Magruder and other friends. Before going into service, Lieutenant King was cashier of the First National Bank of Quinton, Ok.
 The Misses ona and Ethel Tender son, daughters of Mir. and Mrs Henry Anderson. living at Oak Grove, two miles north of Mena, were in town on