The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

ASAs C@ <A- ARDCA1 I1AtlClU WAS 8 Mena visitor Tuesday.
 s. H. Blair spent Sunday and Mon day with his brother at Poteau, Ok. Ford 0wners-Read Proctor Smith
 Motor Co.'s ad, this issue.-Adv. pl
 Mrs. R. T. Hume went to Spiro. Ok. Monday for visit at the home of her son, Jim Hume.
 Sheriff J. A. Thornton made a trip to Fort Smith Monday, returning to Mena Tuesday morning.
 Miss Beulah Hughes of Dallas spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Frank Miller, at Hatfield.
 J. S. and H. L. Looney were in from Big Fork Thursday to attend to busi- ness and get supplies.
 c. c. Livesay, merchant of Nella. Scott county, was in Mena Friday to get supplies for his store.
 W. E. Holt left on Tuesday for Washington, Ark, in response to word that his father is sick.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dennis Graves and children of Hatfield were in Mena Monday on their way to Muskogee, Ok.
 Mrs. V. c. Parker went to Heav- ener Friday for a visit of a few days in the homes of her sons, H. B. and c. E. Parker.
 R. P. Gregg on Monday made a shipment of a second barrel of rad ishes to the Kansas City market, and he will have still another barrel to ship.
 Mrs. Clifford Cranford and sister, Miss Otus Henderson, came from Hat field this afternoon to be the guests of Miss Opal Copes and other Mena friends.
 MT. and Mrs. A. S. Hamm, living at 103 North Mena street, plan to leave the latter part of this week for New Orleans, La, and later will go to Houston, Tex.
 Mrs. Mark P. Olney, Grand Matron of the Eastern Star, left Tuesday aft ernoon to make official visits to the Chapters in the territory between Texarkana and Little Rock.
 
 A telegram received Monday by Mena relatives, announced the arrival in New York of Carl Barham, mem Der of the 77th infantry. He hopes to be mustered out and be home within a week.
 Clifford Dart of Dallas, Tex, is spending the summer with his grand parents, Mir. and Mrs. William F. Hunt, at their new home east of Mena. Miles Dart will be here as soon as school is dismissed.
 Dr. J. T. Bogard will leave Monday for his farm near Foreman, where he will supervise the grating of lot of pecan trees. He is using wild pe- can trees for the stocks and grating thereon scions from his tame trees.
 Mrs. A. L. Willoughby and son, Floyd Phillips, arrived in Mena Mon- day to again make their home here. Mir. Willoughby stopped in Fort Smith to attend the Eagles conven- tion, after which he also will come to Mena.
 Russell A. Burtch, member of the famous 10th Engineers, will reach Mena Wednesday afternoon. He was mustered out last Thursday at Camp Funston, Kas., and since has been yis- iting with his father at the old home in Chanute, Kas.
 Mayor Ira o. Smith accompanied County Judge H. ". Finger and Sher- if J. A. Thornton to Fort Smith Mon day to look after matters concerning the Jefferson Highway. Mir. Smith is a member of the commission appoint ed to supervise the construction of the highway.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. D. Winton of Rocky were notified by telegram on Tuesday of the safe arrival from overseas of their son, Don. Don add cd to his telegram that he hoped to be home on the 3rd Sunday in May, which will round out just year since he left home.
 Mir and Mrs A. J. Parent and ehll- dren left Monday for Duluth, Ainn-, where Mrs. Parent and the children will spend the summer. while Mir Par ent will return to Mena as soon as he gets them located He will keep in touch with the manganese situation in the Mena field.
 Mir and Mrs. William Waltuan came in Sunday to again make tEeFr home in Meua after an absence of about four years, which Mr. Waltnan spent ia sssz barber ssss..ssilEz.ssaz ssss..ssilEz.ssaz in Okla honaa. Louisiana and at Hope Ark. He began work Monday in the Clint Eddy barber shop
 John Brateher and Jenkins Fl5os returned to Opal Monday to re- sCsne the f1b of grading the Opal Big Fork road Afssr completing the rcH1e by way of Opal they VIII start on the route by way of Boggy Springs lT. L. .af4