The Mena weekly star., 1919-08-21


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PERSONAL NOTES
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Forest Ranger Payne Of Eagletoi
was In Mena on business Monday.
ID. R. Roberts of Opal and Johl
Lilies of Big Fork were in Mena Mon
day after supplies.
William Scott from near Mt. Id
was in Mena Monday to have milling
done at the Mena Flour Mill
Col. C. NJ. Latimer and Fred c. En-
hxy conducted public sale Tuesda,
for W. A. Hawkins near Nunley.
C. ID. Baker, manager for the Stuar
Land Company at Cove. was looking
after business in Mena Monday.
w. H. Smith, father of Mrs. S. B
Wynne, living near Rocky, is here
from Dilley, Tex, TO prospect for {
location on a farm near Mena
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Norris and fam.
lily were in from Yocana Tuesday
making the trip in the Ford recently
purchased
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Anthony and
daughter left Monday afternoon for
Aurora, Mo, where they will spend
fvxfa xvaake with rnia twas
G. G. Konkler, for several weeks
past employed in the mechanical de-
partment of The Star, left Tuesday
for the Oklahoma oil fields.
Miss Myrtle Hudgins and Mrs j. p.
Randolph went to Heavener Sunday to
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Patton, returning to Mena Monday
afternoon.
Miss Allie HarwelI, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Smith Harwell of Ringing,
Ok, is in Mena to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
n. l. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Beavers, and other relatives.
Miss vella Chambers, cousin of Mrs.
Carl Whisenant, here from RUSSELL
vile, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Whisen-
ant, left Monday for Fort Smith for
visit with friends before returning
home.
The Red Cross books on Home Nurs-
ing have been received and are for
sale by Mrs. T. r. Jones, jr., at so
cents each. These are the same books
used by the classes in Home Nursing,
and are fine thing to have in each
home.
Word received Tuesday morning
from the hospital authorities at Camp
Merritte, N. j., by Mrs. Grace Craw-
ford concerning the condition of her
soldier husband, Virgil Crawford, was
to the effect that he is greatly i'm
proved
Edward Sellers, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Sellers of Mountain Fork, left
Tuesday morning for SanJon, N. Mex,
where he goes for the benefit of his
health. Mr.. and Mrs. Sellers, after
closing out their affairs in Polk coun-
W. pau dAcb W W w kNtW N0tAtCO.
Miss Pauline Sale came Sunday
from Sallisaw, Ok, to spend vaca-
tion with Polk county relatives and
4 friends. She went to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. b. Sale, near Board Camp,
Monday, and when she returns to
Mena will be the guest of Miss Willie
Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Boberg, who recent
iy sold their farm near Mena, are
making plans to leave soon for Ar
'cadia, Wis, where four of their
daughters are living. They expect to
remain there until fall, when they will
likely return to Mena. The Boberg
home was sold to Christian Staub,
here from Florida, who gets posses
: sion this week.
A. G. ("Nick') Carter of Colinga.
Calf, after spending few days in
Mena with Mrs. Carter, here on Wis
1t with her father. J. II. Mailer, and
family, left on Wednesday for
Shreveport. Mr.. Carter is travelling
for an oil well supply company, and
had made the Ranger territory before
coming to Mena. From Shreveport
he viii make the Louisiana and other
oil fields, winding up in the Kansas
fields, where he will be joined by Mrs
Carter in a visit at his old home in OF
tawa, Kas. From Ottawa he contem-
plates making the return trip to Cal
if0rnia by auto.
Wanted, a small farm near river.
Part timber, balance in cultivation.
Must have good house, outbuildings
and orchard. f. E. Ruddell, co N. M.
1. A, +. Las Vegas, N. M.-Adv. 1911
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