The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25

his work he became nervous and was easily tired.
 M. Evans of Sims, Montgomery county, was the only man on the local cotton market Monday. He brought in one bale which he sold to Matthews X Norris at 30.15 cents per pound.
 F. J. Greiner of the Golden Rule Farm left Tuesday for Fort Worth, Tex He is making the trip with the purpose of adding shorthorn cattle to the other blooded stock raised on the Golden Rule Farm.
 J. R. Neal and son were in from Nunley Tuesday getting a room ready on Mir Neal's property on DeQueen street that they may spend part of their time in Mena if they open he contemplated wood yard
 Mat. Parker and M Newby of Board Camp were on the market Tuesday with a bale of cotton each, selling to Matthews & Norris at 31:35 cents pound, which was the highest price thus far paid on the local mar ket.
 Mrs. J. c. Jackson returned Tues day from Texarkana, where she had been with her daughter, Miss Vashti, for the last three weeks. Miss Jack son is still under treatment at the Michael Meagher Memorial Hospital and is improving.
 The Rev. F. M, Taylor. who arrived Sunday from Talihina to go to Upper Big Fork to conduct an oldtime sing ing, gave up the trip on account of the rain. He returned home Monday aft CT spending a day with his daughter, Mrs. Jesse Philpot, and family.
 Checks payable to winners of prizes at the Polk County Fair are being mailed out just as rapidly as possible by D. K. Dodd, treasurer. Owing to press of business Mir Dodd has been able to sent out only a few each day, but hopes to complete the task soon.
 The Rev. A. M. Gilbert of the Naza- rene church left on last Wednesday morning for Kansas City, to attend the general conference of the Naza- rene churches. He will be joined here by the Rev. w. B. Pinson of Texar- kama, district superintendent of the church
 MT. and Mrs. M. M Shields return ed Monday from a trip to Talihina and Red Oak, Ok. They made the trip to Talihina and return with their horse and buggy, going from there to Red Oak by train. At Red Oak they visited Mrs. c. c. Claxton, sister of Mr Shields.
 J. F. Lewis, Ira Keller, T. k. Bates, Wesley Nichols and Alonzo Hall com posed a delegation of Hatfield citi- zens in Mena Wednesday, coming up on the local freight, and going back in new Ford touring car sold by Che Proctor Smith Motor Company to J. H. Daniels of Hatfield.
 Charles K. Arnold, Cedar Rapids, Ia., is in Mena for few days, coming primarily to look over little farm he owns just north of Eagleton. Inci- dentally, two men, because of the vis- it, were much pleased, Mir. Arnold and Frank R. Watson chancing to meet at the Star office They were neighbors and friends years ago in Iowa.
 Mrs. w. j. Lauck, who was called to Coffeyville, Kas., some weeks ago on account of the critical illness of her mother, returned to Mena Tues day, tho her mother was little inn proved, and Mrs. Lauck expects to be called back to Coffeyville most any time. Mir. Lauck met Mrs. Lauck at Fort Smith and returned to Hena with her.
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