The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-08-14

They will be joined Saturday by Miss
Beulah Salyers and Robert Atwood.
Chas. H. Penniger is here from Ida,
Ok, to have dental work done.
j. L. Horner is at Conway visiting
his sisters, one of whom he had not
seen for thirty years.
Mrs. G. A. Kennett and Mrs. Ira
Hilton spent Sunday with the Jasper
Bailey family near Board Camp.
Byron Lee, son of ]. F. Lee of Egg
ger was in Mena Saturday to return
to his duty in the navy, having been
in service two years.
A. z. Wear and ]. P. Callahan went
to Hatfield on train No. 3 Saturday,
expecting to reach there in time to see
the exhibits at the fair.
Capt. Lige Horner left Sunday for
Oklahoma City. He has not yet full
ly decided what he will do since being
mustered out of the army.
Mrs. S. A. Cummins went to Heav-
ener last week for an indefinite stay
with her daughter, Mrs. A. M. Powers,
and son, John Cummins.
Miss Flossie Rogers left Saturday
for Grannis, going from there to
Ozark, where on Monday she began
work as one of the teachers in the
Ozark school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bishop and
daughter, Miss Beatrice, here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Bishop and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Holt, left Sunday for
their home at Columbus, Ark.
d. M. Townsend went to Ink Sat
urday to spend Sunday with his moth
err, who suffered stroke Of paralysis
three weeks ago, from the effects of
which she is very slowly rallying.
G. w. Petty and r. L. Norris of
Mena and Alex Coyle of Grannis re-
turned to Mena Saturday from an
overland trip to Little Rock, making
the trip in the Petty car, driven by G.
w. Petty, jr.
Prof. S. S. Lane of Grannis was a
business visitor in Mena Saturday. He
will teach this year at Perry, Ark
and viii leave for that place about
September 1, his school work begin
ming on September Is.
Grady Forgy came in from Pitts
burg Saturday to visit his mother
Mrs. W. A. Christopher. He is in the
engineering department of the Kan
sas City Southern, with headquarters
at Pittsburg. He returned to his work
Sunday afternoon.
County Judge H. W. Finger has
been offered the county chairmanship
for the Roosevelt Memorial drive
which is to take place in October. His
time being fully taken up with road
matters and other county affairs, he
declined the appointment.
Ben Owens was in Mena Thursday
on his return from the Kansas and
Nebraska harvest fields, where he had
been for the last seven weeks. After
day spent with relatives in the
Owens Chapel neighborhood, he went
on to his home near Zafra, Ok.
Mrs. w. M. Green of Hope, widow
of Former Judge Green, who was
identified with judicial matters in
Dill co,,pfx, -, ~ aa,.l.y dow &c -,
Mena to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ru-
pert Steel, at the Steel home, cor
ner Eighth street and Hickory avenue.
Fred o. Yeakey, Freeman and Elmer
Dover, Carl Harris, Ed Whipple and K
Q. Morrow were up from Hatfield on
Thursday looking after business mat
tiers. Mr.. Morrow is now located at
Coweta, Ok, and he and Mrs. Morrow
are spending a month with Hatfield
relatives.
F. L. Hairgrove, employed in the
Kansas City Southern railway shops
at DeQueen came home last week to
await the outcome of the shopmen's
walkout. Personally he was not in
favor of the walkout, but quit work in
line with the orders of the officers of
the railway craftsmen union.
Guy and Jewel Beavers and sister
Mrs. r. l. Anderson, left Sunday for
Ringing, Ok, for a visit with their
sister, Mrs. Smith Harwell They ex-
pected to be joined at Heavener Sc
that they would all be together for a
reunion. Their mother, who is at the
home of Mrs. Harwell, will return to
Polk county with them.
Lige Horner and Miss Maude Board
returned Thursday from Eagletown
Ok, where they had spent week with
MIR. and Mrs. A. C. Golf. They were
accompanied on the home trip by little
Miss Marjorie Golf, who will be at the
home of her maternal grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Board, while her
parents are on a goods-buying trip.
Miss Florence Mosler of Little
Rock reached Mena Sunday morning
to spend her vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mosler, on
Jones street. She was accompanied
to Mens bv Miss Billie Boyce. daugh-