The Mena weekly star., 1919-10-23

suburban home.
Mrs. Katie Gilmore returned to
Mena Monday from Shreveport, where
she had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w Haywood
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Sapp returned
to Mena last Tuesday from Branch,
Ark. Mr.. Sapp had spent two weeks
visiting his parents at st. Elmo, ILL.,,
and on the home trip was met at
Branch by Mrs. Sapp.
Mrs. George w. Taylor of Kansas
City, daughter of DIR. NJ. R. Regain and
Mrs. Regain, arrived Friday afternoon
for a visit at the home Of her parents
and with her aunt, Mrs. Virginia
Logic.
f. M. Cecil of Vandervoort, in
Mena Tuesday to attend Circuit court
and look after business with county
officials, took advantage of the Stars
offer of five years subscription for
SIS, sending the home paper to his son,
A. r. Cecil at Palma, N. Mex.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. B. Allen, while
in Mena Wednesday, bought the Ar
thur Ingham property at 122 Gam
street, consisting of residence and
acre Of land. They will soon give up
their home north of Acorn, which has
been sold to Prof. T. Delos Mullins,
and viii then move to Mena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer White, living
west of Mena, were notified Saturday
Of the safe arrival from overseas Of
their son, Irwin Lee White, on October
Is. He was member Of Casual COM
pany 1913, and had been overseas 1914
months. On arrival in lew York, he
was sent to Camp Merritt, N. j., from
whence he will soon be sent to Camp
Pike to be mustered out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Parham and
baby and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Par
ham came from Little Rock Sunday,
making the trip overland in a 1919
model Buick, which was delivered to
Mrs. Edwin B. Cox. The Messrs.
Parham, who are nephews Of Mrs. G..
L. Lochridge, returned home Monday,
but the Mesdames Parham will re-
main for week or longer as the
guests Of Mrs. Lochridge and Mrs.
Cox.
DR.. f. j. Marecic Of Dewitt, Ark.
formerly of Kansas City, Kas., is in
Mena this week to attend Circuit
court. DR.. Marecic is the owner Of
the Overland auto which was taken
from EagIeton to Hatfield on bogus
order, and there used by some boys
for a joy ride. DR.. Marecic left the
car at Eagleton last summer while en-
route from Kansas City to Texar-
kama. leaving it in charge Of r. p
Harris.
win Tow arrive in Mena Saturday
to be here for the session Of Circuit
coudt this week, being interested in
q case which he had appealed from the
justice court in which r. r. York is
the other party. Mr.. Tow has been
in the employ Of the Sinclair Oil Com
pany at Drumright, Ok, since August,
1918, and is taking part of his annu-
al vacation to make the trip to Mena.
He came by way of Monet, Mo-,
where he visited a sister.
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w. E. Watkins, W. E. Holt and o.
L. Henderson, county demonstration,
were hosts Wednesday afternoon to
d. j. Aubrey, secretary of the De-
Queen Chamber of Commerce, who
was in Mena on business. They took
Mr.. Aubrey for a drive to the Wat
kins farm, and thence to the Golden
Rule Farm. This was in recognition
Of the courtesies shown Mena folks
by Mr.. Aubrey and others on the re-
cent trip to DeQueen to study straw
berry culture.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Goodwin re-
turned to Mena last Thursday from
Heavener, where they had been on ac-
count of the death and funeral Of Mrs.
j. C. Witt, mother Of Mrs. Goodwin.
Mrs. Witt passed away last Monday,
and the funeral services were held on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Burr
al took place at Heavener. Mrs. A.
w. Reece, another daughter of Mrs.
Witt, accompanied by Mr.. Reece, came
from Okmulgee, Ok, to attend the
funeral