The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20

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 Frank Whisenant has re,urDas 4o Mena from a business trip to Okla homa points.
 Mrs. A. Gleason of Tulsa. Ok is visiting MT. and Mrs. Jasper Middle ton in Mena.
 David Wilhite, who has been work ing at Memphis, arrived home Thurs day afternoon,
 l.. Demorest of Duckett. spent Thursday attending to business and visiting Mena friends. T T. Hall, forest ranger. came in From Shady February I2 on business connected with his work.
 F. L, Worrell of Rich Mountain was in Mena between trains last Wednesday to get supplies
 Tom Hayes, a former resident of Mena, now living at Howard. was in Mena on business last Wednesday.
 Ali Whisenhunt and son. Press Whisenhunt, were Scott county resi- dents trading in Mena Thursday, A. c. Higginbottom, of the Isett Lumber Company at Wickes. was in Mena on business last Wednesday and Thursday.
 A son was born last Friday to Mir. and Mrs. C. F. Hill of Potter. The young lad has been named Landon Prescott Hill,
 ] A marriage license has been issued by County Clerk Will Alexander, to ! w. A. Smith, aged 47, and Miss Ada McCulley. aged %, both of Hatfield.
 Mrs. J. T. Stockton came from Cove last Wednesday, spending the following day in Mena looking after settlement of her late husbands es- 1 tate.
 R. P Harris, justice of the peace of Eagleton, was in Mena Thursday getting supply of blanks for his of- flee, and looking after other business matters.
 County Clerk Alexander issued marriage license Thursday to James B. Sawyer, aged 22, and Miss Maude Fortner, aged IS, both residents of Cove.
 Fred Fried, with the quarterter- masters corps at Camp Beauregard, La, arrived in Mena Thursday to spend short furlough with home homefolks.
 D. P. Whitsett of 0den is here wis., iting Mir. and Mrs Odell, 1914 Church avenue. Mr. Whitsett is the senior member of the firm of Whitsett & Quillen, breeders of registered hogs. A petition bearing the signatures of most all the business men of Mena has been presented to Agent Wells of the Kansas City Southern, asking that the train service of the one time "Traveler" be again put on the card.
 ". I. Collins, well-known merchant at Grannis, is one of those who is determined to have The Star shine regularly in his home This week he advanced his subscription another notch and is now paid up to February, 1921.
 D. Nj. Blythe of Barber, Morgan county, was in Mena Friday and se- cured a marriage license from County Clerk Alexander. Mir. Blythe, who gave his age as 37, secured permit to wed Miss Lodie Lively, aged 22, of Slatington
 Ben W. Matteson, of Bog Springs, who had been killed in action with the A. E. F. in France, is now believed to be alive. A recent casualty list gives his name as one of those previously reported killed, but since found to be severely wounded.
 Deputy Sheriff Mack Hughes of Cove was in Mena Friday morning to take Dewey Lay, held at the county jail on a charge of forgery, to Idabel, Ok. where the young man is wanted on similar charge. Young Lay lives near Watson, Ok.
 Mrs. J. P Randolph returned Mon- day from Little Rock, where she had been employed for the last sever al months in the office of State Food Administrator Hamp Williams. The office of the Food Administrator was closed last Saturday.
 Miss Mary McNeely. after q visit of month with relatives and friends in Mena and Ashdown, left this after noon for Austin. Minn., to resume her duties with the L. C. West Dry Goods Company, where she has charge of the ready-to-w wear department
 The Rev. W. B. Pinson and Mrs Pinson arrived in Mena February 12 to be here for two or three weeks assisting the Rev Mir Gilbert in combating a series of meetings in Menz and at Corinth The Rev. Mr. Pinson ia the superintendent of the Texarkana district of the Nazarene churches.
 Musician Lloyd Ambrose, son of MT. and Mrs L. '. Ambrose, reached Nenz February 1Z from Camp Pike ==hsxe he had heen discharged from the army service. He had been sta- tioned at Kelley Field. near San An
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