The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-04

is not at all satisfied to permanently
give up his residence in Mena.
DIR. ]. l. PhiIpot of Wickes was
among the visitors at the fair Tues
day.
Bratcher Groves is here from Shady
Point, Ok, to meet neigTBors and
friends during the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rabb came
from Rich Mountain Tuesday to at
tend the fair.
S. p. Pigg came from Ashdown on
Tuesday to take in the Polk County
Fair and to look after business.
r. L. Floyd from near Nunley, re-
turned Tuesday from prospecting
trip to Kinta, Ok. He may move to
Oklahoma this fall.
James M. Casey, carrier on rural
route No. A, has received q regulation
mail wagon to use in serving the pa
irons of his route.
Mr.. and Mrs James Cole and chill
dren are here from Branch, Ark, to
visit at the home of j. o. Brawley in
the Quito neighborhood.
Charles Johnson came from Heaven
er Tuesday to be here for the final
contest between the Heavener Blues
and the Mena Travlers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson and chill
dren came Tuesday from Antlers, Ok,
to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Chambers in Mena and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cue Runyan of Ink.
Miss Arizona Reed, who had been at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Reed, near Oak Ridge, since the
close of summer school, left this week
for Checotah, Ok, where she has been
employed as teacher of nine months
term of school.
The Rev. ]. v. Kelley and Mrs
Kelley and baby were in from Egger
Wednesday to attend the fair and to
look after business. They entered the
baby in the baby contest that they
might know in what respects he
lacked being a normal child.
Mrs. j. G. Hudgins suffered an ug
ly cash in her forehead above her eye
one day this week when she became
entangled in a rope tied to a stray
sok e1 30
of her yard She also received bruises
which laid her up for day or two.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Sims, accompa-
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. D. David, ar
rived in Mena Tuesday night from
Pittsburg, Kas., having made the trip
overland in the Sims car. Mr.. Sims
has a vacation of Is days which he
and Mrs Sims will spend in Mena, but
Mr.. and Mrs. David returned to Pitts
burg Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Hilton, who for
the last two years have lived on what
is known as the Mershon farm in the
Dallas Valley, will return to Mena this
fall. Thru the -Stratton agency
they have completed deal for the
purchase of the Whitaker property
on Bethesda avenue, which they will
occupy as soon as the fall crops are
harvested.
County Judge H. w. Finger has APP
pointed Misses Mable Jackson and
Bessie Roberts and W. e. Nelson as
benefciaries under the provisions by
which the Universitysof Arkansas will
give them free tuition for a period of
four years. These appointments,
however, win not exempt them from
i the payment of the matriculation and
other small fees.
The Rev. C. w. Lambert and Mrs.
Lambert and daughter arrived in
Mena Tuesday from Marshall, Tex,
for visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Chambers in Mena and at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cue Runyan
near Ink. Incidentally they will have
a busy time meeting their many
! friends made during the time that the
Rev. Mr.. Lambert was pastor of the
Christian Church.
Swellings of the flesh caused by in
| fiammation, cold, fractures of the
bone, toothache, neuralgia or rheuma-
tism can be relieved by applying BAL