The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-22

Pike.
 B. F. Johnson of Page was in Mena Saturday to do trading.
 Lee bates, who is conducting a res
 tauraAt at roteau, spent Friday in Mena.
 Miss Viola Lee of Egger was here Friday to take special examination for teachers license.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. M. Clement were up from Cove Saturday to visit rela- tives and Mena friends.
 Fred Strickland is spending the weekend at home with Mrs. Strick-
 land and Mena friends. I, Mrs. Caesar Wyss of Crum Creek,
 Ok, IS in Mena as the guest of Mir
 and Mrs. Phil T. Stevenson.
 Mrs. W. M. Caldwell of Beach, Ok, was in Mena Thursday to have dental
 work done and to do some shopping. Mrs. Oliver Harrison has been ad-
 ded to the sales force in the G. w Petty store during the May Day Sale
 E. L. Goens, barber at Cove, spent
 Thursday in Mena, and is investigat-
 ing conditions with view of locat- ing here.
 Fred Duke returned Friday from Prescott, where he had spent the week
 at the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Duke, ST. Wallace Morris, here from Holly Creek, Ok, went to Egger Saturday to visit relatives for short time be-
 fore returning to Oklahoma County Clerk Alexander on Friday
 granted marriage license to John W. Lewis, aged 21, and Miss Ova Mil
 ham, aged IT, both of Big Fork. Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Knight re- turned Wednesday from Shawnee,
 Ok, where they had spent two weeks
 at the home of their son, c. F. Knight. Mir. and Mrs. Ike Kennedy, living on the divide west of Rocky, were in Mena Wednesday, spending the day
 at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Moseley.
 Mrs. J. w. Moore, after spending two weeks with her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. L. Durham, in the Dallas val : ley, and her sister, Miss Lou Durham
 in Mena, left Thursday for her home , in Ogden, Utah.
 . J. H. McMillan marketed three l, bales of cotton Wednesday, selling to Matthews & Norris at prIces ranging from P to 25 cents pound. The cot
 ton had been in storage. Mrs. M. Barham was notified Satur- day that her solder son, Carl Barham, had left Camp Merritte, N. J., for Camp Pike, and expected to be mus tered out early next week.
 Bill and Charles Wilhite and Marion Singleton of Oden, Alfred Fryar oi Waters, R. E. Roberts and Ben Lilly of Big Fork, were among the east end farmers in Mena Thursday.
 John Hayworth of High Point, N
 C., an old-timer in Mena, and still ex-
 tensively interested in real estate, was in Mena Saturday to call on friends and to look after his property. Il Mrs. l.. H. Johnson, MT. and Mrs l Clifford Cranford, J. c. Hoheimer and
 K. R. Miller were among the Hatfield
 folks in Mena Wednesday to do trad ing and look after other business. t Mir. and Mrs. c. C. Livesay will r leave Friday for Blansett, Scott coun- - ty, to spend the remainder of the n week with relatives and to attend the
 decoration exercises to be held Sun
 day.
 ? It. Thomas J. Brogan arrived Fri n day afternoon from Camp Pike, where n he had been mustered out of service n He had only recently returned from e overseas, where he had seen much
 service.
 ;. Grady Pollard, son of Mir. and Mrs J. G. Pollard of the Rocky communi- }, ty, arrived in Mena Saturday from r Camp Pike, having been mustered out ,, on Friday He had 71s months of n overseas service.
 J. Chaffer of Dallas, Tex, in Mena
 Thursday as a guest at the Mena ]. Hotel is going to keep in touch with S the officers of the Polk County Faii s Association. He expects to make ar E exhibit of purebred Ancona chickens
 Marcus Baldwin of Wickes is spend f ing this week with Mena friends. Mir
 Baldwin is one of Unce Sam's men re
 gently returned from overseas serv- f ice, having been a member of the 42nd e Division, and having been overseas n for Il months. He was mustered out :. at Camp Bowie on May IS. 2 Mrs. Hey Hudgins, Mrs. Gus Elmer : son and Miss Nettie Salyers, called ' to Fort Smith Thursday evening or
 account of the serious illness of their