The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25

at Fort Smith and returned to Mena Monday.
 J. o. Gates of Hatfield was ir Mena on business Wednesday.
 J. D. Welter and daughter were iu from Eagleton Thursday to do trad ing.
 Alex Parsons of the Watkins Lum- Der and Mercantile Company at Hat field was among the business visitors in Mena Wednesday.
 w. s. Mapes, brother-in-law of E c Proctor, who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Proctor, left Wednesday for his home at Goodnight, Ok.
 
 Henry Hauert, brother of Mrs. Phil T. Stevenson, came in Wednesday from Clayton, Ok, to spend a day with Mrs. Stevenson and family.
 Mrs. A. B Williams and daughter, Miss Thelma, after spending the sum- mer with Mena relatives, left Wednes- day for their home in El Paso, Tex.
 Fred Van Wagner left Wednesday for Melbourne, Ark, in the interest of the Ozark Mutual Life Associa- tion. He will make stops enroute at Texarkana, Newport and Batesville
 Mrs. ]. A. York and daughter, Miss Sarah York, son, John, Mrs. s. H. Blair and J. B. Blair composed par ty that went to Acorn Friday after noon to attend a social held at the Acorn schools that night They re. turned to Mena on train No. last morning accompanied by Miss Chris ta York, one of the teachers in the Acorn schools.
 Mir and Mrs. D. A. Owensby and children arrived in Mena Sunday from Calvin, Ok, to be here for the funeral of Samuel H. Suits, who died at Fort Sam Houston, Tex, on Fri day. Mrs Owensby is a sister of Mrs. Suits and Mrs. O. L. Lawrence of this city.
 R. A. Montgomery will hereafter live in home of his own, having closed deal thru Kelly -Stratton Company for the c. W. Evans prop erty on Stilwell Heights, corner Hol- ly avenue and Seventh street He plans to remodel the house before moving into it.
 Mrs. Edwards and two sons, Ross and Keith, of Bonneville, on tour of the country in their auto, spent Fri day night in Mena as the guests of MT. and Mrs w. k. Holt and Mir and Mrs. J. E. Bishop. The young men were college mates of MT. and Mrs Bishop at Philadelphia.
 James Swiger, in from Union Grove Saturday reported that he and his neighbors are beginning to make wal on the wolves, which seem to be plen- tiful in that community this year They captured an old one and two young ones last week, and are ar ranging for more drives.
 E. w. Furniss, here from Dallas Tex, last week closed a deal thru the Kelly-Stratton Company for the pur, chase of the Miss Almeda Strattor property at POI Tenth street. MT. anc Mrs. Furniss and three children have been here for several days visiting al the home of J. D. York at All Fourtf | street, father of Mrs. Furniss.
 James w. Patterson, brother oi Mrs. Frank Luttrell, living on Soutl Twelfth street, arrived in Mena Fri day from Fort Russell, Wye, for ! visit with his sister and family. Sol dier Patterson was member of thu 10th Division, and had seen year ot service overseas.
 Mir and Mrs. T. L. Staten started Friday morning on their vacation trip to the Rockies and the Pacifi coast They will visit Denver an, Colorado Springs and then cross tn divide to Los Angeles, San Francisco and other points on the coast. Be fore they return they will also visi the old home at Jerseyville, Ill. H B. Corle has been checked in as agen