The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-01

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 Mrs. C. L. Lochridge returned Fri day afternoon from Fordyce. where she had been since the death of her father.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. F. Atkins, living on route No. ?, left Friday afternoon for Mister, Ok, to visit their sons, Rob ert and c. P.
 Raymond Molter, who had been home on a furlough. left last satur- day to again report for duty at Fort Sam Houston
 Mena relatives have been advised that Carl Barham left on the home trip on Friday, April 25, from Le Mans, France.
 Earl Newman, aged 21, and May Walters, aged 16, both of Grannis. were granted marriage license Fri day by County Clerk Alexander.
 Mrs. s. E. Martin and daughter. Lorena, and Mrs. J. Whan went to Potter last Friday to spend the remainder of the week with friends.
 P. w Taylor, merchant at Wander yoort, returned home Friday after hav- ing been in Mena since Wednesday as witness in one of the bank cases.
 Mir. and Mrs. Boyd Lafiin and ehil- dren went to Eagleton Friday to join Mir. and Mrs. Jos. R. Gill in a camp ing and fishing trip on the Fourche river.
 Mrs. J. H. Allen returned Friday from Little Rock, where she had been at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Free man Johnson for the last several weeks.
 Lieut. Little Riding left Friday aft ternoon for New York, where he will be discharged from the U. s. air service. He expects to return to Mena this week.
 Sheriff J. A. Thornton and Miss Irene Thornton left last Saturday for Little Rock to convey Mrs. Nancy A. Hines to the State Hospital for Yer vous Diseases.
 J. W. vanHoy and R. F. Gibson re- turned Friday from a trip to Scott. Logan, Perry, Pope and Johnson coun- ties looking up titles to land bought for the Forest Reserve.
 Atlas Arnold son of Mir. and Mrs. Jess Arnold, reached Mena Saturday afternoon from Camp Pike, where he was mustered out of service on Fri day after having been overseas since last August.
 E. R. Jackson and son, Robert. re- turned last Saturday from Poteau, Ok, where they had been conducting a cafe for the last week. They dis posed of the business by trading it for the Deluxe cafe in Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs A. J. Barber, formerly of Vandervoort, here last week to att tend Circuit court, left on Friday for Saltwater, Ok. MT. Barber has not yet located since selling out his interests at Vandervoort.
 H. W. Campbell is another Polk county farmer who raised good cot ton. He was on the market Friday with bale which sold at 25 cents per pound to c. W. Petty, the regular price at this time being 19 cents.
 Mark P. Olney went to Hatfield Wednesday night to attend the meet ing of the Eastern Star, being ac- companied on the home trip by Mrs. Olney, who has made an official visit as Grand Matron to the chapter.
 Mrs. s. D. Mattison and baby ar- rived in Mena Friday for visit at the home of Mrs. F. E. DeLongy, mother of Mrs. Mattison, before returning to their home in Foreman after a visit at Shreveport at the home of Mir. and Mrs. E. L. Harman.
 Mrs. A. C. Briggs and daughter Naomi, left last Friday for Tulsa, where they will join MT. Briggs, who ieAo DSNAt tiNAG lOE btiC past HApubh. They expect to spend the summer there and have rented their home to Mrs. L. w. Olive of Foreman, Ark
 J. E. Givens of Cove in sending remittance to have The Star sent to his brother, Aubrey Givens at Bay ard, Neb., who left Polk county last fall, states that the brother shows signs of being homesick for the Ozarks and may be expected to return to Polk county soon.
 Mrs. D. w. Carter left Thursday for Fort Smith to join her daughter, Miss Corrine, in visit at the home of Mir and Mrs. R. E. McCann. They plan later to leave for Colingo, Cal, where Arthur (Nick) and Jack Car ter are now located, and where Mrs. Carter's mother lives.
 c. E. Sorrels is here from Broken Bow, Ok, looking after business and calling on friends Mir. Sorrells was a former resident of Scott county, just over the line from Polk, and did all his trading in Mena. He is going to keep in touch with Mena and Polk county hereafter thru the medium of Al cytu-