The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-12-04
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lPEKSONAL M Ed
L. H. Bandy Of Hatfield was regis
tered at the Antlers Tuesday
w. Fl. Littlepage of Hatfield was a
business visitor in Mena Saturday.
Miss Winnie Clinton of Grannis was
a Mena visitor Friday and Saturday.
Postmaster Levi Wimberly of Egger
was in Mena on business Wednesday
]. r. Gill. forest ranger, left on
Wednesday morning for Fayetteville
George B. Nixon of Bates was
greeting old time Mena friends Fri
day.
w. M. Matthews was in Cove Mon
day to inspect lot of cotton offered
for sale to his firm.
George Burnham, mining expert,
was up from Wickes Tuesday to confer
1 WIFI MEild dScO-ldlCo-
E. C. Bates Of Alder came to Mena
Saturday to get supplies needed for
the school in his neighborhood.
G. C. Murphy of Opal was in Mena
Saturday to get needed materials for
a new house he is building on his
farm.
C. A. Proctor left Tuesday after
noon for Little Rock to look after
matters of business for the Ford
agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lutes of Mar
shall, Ok, are visiting in Mena with
Mr.. Lutes' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
F. Lutes.
Ford Younce Of Cove was in Mena
| looking after business matters Friday
and left for Fort Smith on the after
noon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mitchell left on
Monday for their home at Weleetka,
Ok, following visit with friends and
relatives at Mena and Ink.
W. A. Worthington, who left Mena
Friday afternoon for Springfield, Mo-,
may possibly go on to Indianapolis,
Ind, before returning home.
L. A. Lawrence of Shady has moved
his family to Mena and will try city
life for while. He will be employed
at the J. G. Lawrence store.
Paul Joplin and Gertrude Joplin,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Joplin,
have returned from a Thanksgiving
visit with relatives at Wickes.
Hamp Lofts, who recently sold his
farm near Egger, has returned from a
trip to Oklahoma, where he purchased
160 acres of fine land near Atwood.
w. w. Bass of Fort Smith. expert
cotton grader, was in Mena Tuesday
to iook ever = consignment of cotton
offered his firm by local buyers.
Dan Brawley, who has been work
ling in the Oklahoma oil fields, has re-
turned for a visit with his father and
other relatives in Mena and vicinity.
Bell Wallace has bought from Les
lie Moseley, the latter's former resi-
dence on Second street, and plans to
move in from his farm home as soon
as possible.
w. H. Mcdaniel, now living at Fort
Smith, where he is employed by the
Fort Smith and Western Railroad, in
renewing his subscription to The Star,
remarks it has followed him over five
states.
Sheriff j. A. Thornton left Tuesday
morning on official business to Texar-
kama and plans to go from there to
Van Buren, to attend the trials Of men
said to be implicated in the robbery of
the bank at Vandervoort.
| A. J. Wood of Board Camp was in
Mena Friday to get new Ford tour
| ing car purchased from the Proctor
Smith company. Notwithstanding the
rain and bad roads he used the new
vehicle for the homeward trip.
d. E. Dahlgren, formerly in the
printing and publishing business in
Mena, and later at Sherman, Tex,
writes The Star from c24l Poplar
avenue, Kansas City, announcing the
birth of David, jr., on November 26.
Miss Annie Embry, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bud RAN
dolph, and other Mena relatives, left
Saturday for Ashdown. She is teach
ing school at Red Bluff, and came to
Mena to spend the Thanksgiving hol-
days.
R. A. Lee of Bogota, Tex, was in
Mena Friday in company with his
friend, ]. G. Garland, of Acorn. Mr..
Lee is renewing his acquaintance with
Polk county, and finds many changes
here from what conditions ere near a
quarter of century ago.
Mrs. Walter Owens and two chill
dren of Coalgate. Ok. are in Mena