The Mena weekly star., 1919-10-09

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 Mrs. ]. k. Williams of Hatfield was shopping in Mena Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. B. H. Lilies were in from Big Fork Thursday to market sweet potatoes and other farm pro- ducts.
 Mrs. E. F. Goodman and daughter, Miss M. L., have arrived in Mena from All. and have secured house on Jansen avenue.
 NJ. and Mrs. A. C. Briggs moved Wednesday from the residence at POT Seventh street to rooms over the Rob- et+ Bottling Works.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Embry of Board amp moved to Mena last week. They are at home in the Fred Salyers resi- depce on Stilwell Heights.
 Dr. J. G. Hilton returned this morn ing from a business trip to Big Heart, Ok. where Mir. and Mrs. Robert Con- nally are now located
 
 Mrs. H. w Finger returned on Wednesday from visit to relatives at Stamps and Lewisville, Ark, hav- ing been away since last Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Grady Embry of Board Camp will move to Mena some time next week. They have rented the C. A. Welch residence at 505 Tenth street.
 Mrs. Jessie Hall is assisting in the work in the office of Circuit Clerk w. L. Parker, taking the place of Miss Olga Parker, who is now attending school.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. V. Sisel and daugh- ter of Mount Vernon, Tex, who had spent week in Mena this summer, arrived here this afternoon to make their home.
 ". A. Ragland, accompanied by Miss E. F Haziett and Mfrs. Kate Hazlett, spent Thursday at Shady to look after property interests of the late Capt G. J. Hazlett.
 James c. Marlborough from near Cove was in Mena Thursday to make final proof of his homestead entry be- fore Circuit Clerk w. L. Parker. His witnesses were Chas. E.. Thomas and Tom H. Hutson.
 N. J. Lewis, Grand Eisenhower, and E. H. Mahaurin were among the east end farmers on the market Thursday with cotton. The first named brought in three bales, selling to c. w. Petty at 32 cents per pound.
 nr and Mrs. J. w. Bonner and MT. and Mrs. Sam Brewer and their fami- lies passed thru Mena Thursday en- route from near Mt. Ida, Montgomery county, to Shawnee, Ok, where they are going to locate They were trav- cling overland in four covered wagons. R. Simpson and B. F. Edwards of Big Fork, were in Mena Wednesday to make arrangements with Undertaken Frazier for the burial of the year-old child of MT. and Mrs Joe Lashley. The father of the child was away prospect ing for a location in Texas when the child died Miss Eva Goddard is in receipt of letter from her brother, Trocia, un- der date of September I9, in which he states that 20 days from that date he would be entitled to 30-day fur tough from the navy, which he would take to come home for a visit. He is expected to arrive the latter part of next week. hr and Mrs. V. T. Proctor returned Wednesday afternoon from Waco, Tex. where Mrs. Proctor had been at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ed, Smith. for several weeks, while under treatment by Dr. Ed. Smith. Mrs. Proctor stood the trip home remark ably well. and is much improved in health
 M ia. Parker of the mfunoE & Park CT real estate firm at Cove, was in Mena last week to get two abstracts brought up to date on farms they had sold that week MT. Parker reported that they had three other deals pend- ng which they expected to close in a day or two. Most of the newcomers, he states. are farmers from Texas and Oklahoma.
 Miss Edmonia Petty, who had spent the summer at the home of her. parents, MT. and Mrs. G. w. Petty, left Wednesday afternoon for New York, where she will again join the Clifford Crawford Company that last year presented q Love Lassie." She will make stop in Chicago, where she plans to attend one of the world series ball games.
 hr. and Mrs. Albert Woods and family of Dodge City, Tex, arrived in hena last week on an overland trip, coming to take possession of the Chas. Burnett farm at Board Camp, which Mir. Woods bought some weeks ago thru the Payne Real Estate Agency. Ar. Woods car of household goods,