The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Lloyd Hansard has now good job
in Mena.
M L. Shields left on No. today to
visit his people at Big Bend, Kas.
r. N. Winchell went down to De-
Queen Friday and returned Saturday
Joe Hounsell took in the City of
Mena last Monday and returned home
on No 4.
F. Younce left Sunday evening for
Fort Smith, looking after his lumber
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Golf and family
visited with Joseph Brinkle of Wicks
over Sunday
J. F. Allison, our new real estate
man was up to Mena last Friday look
ing after business.
j. A. Coffey is clerling for Golf
Bros. Gamble Company in the place
of J. w. Mcpherson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Affholter of
Vandervoort visited with Mr.. and Mrs
w. NJ. HansarG Sunday.
Sias Stockton and Mrs. w. j.
Stockton, who has been sick so long,
are now mending slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mze and chill
dren made a flying trip to Mena last
week to visit Mrs. Mics sister.
Mrs. Reese Eudaly was called to the
home of her father at Durant, Ok,
who is not expected to live long.
Mr. Miller's little boy, years old,
out at No. 8 mill, had the misfortune
Saturday night to fall and break his
arm.
Alvin Dunnigan and Uncle John
Hayes and Aunt Guss Dunnigan Wis
tied at the w. M. Hansard home last
week.
G. W. fisher left Cove last Thurs
day to visit his people at Marble,
Ok. He expects to be gone about one
week.
Mr. Brinton of Wickes has a very
sick child, with symptoms of typhoid
fever. DIR. T. B. Young of Cove was
called.
w. T. Smedley of Howard county is
here visiting his father and expects to
buy good farm in Polk county, close
to Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Hansard motor
ed to Mena last Thursday to look af-
ter business and returned home the
same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Buck of Tulsa,
Ok, after visiting a few days with j.
H. Cook and wife, returned home on
Saturday.
At the home of John Long there is
a big fine fat baby boy. Mother and
baby doing fine. Dir. T. B. Young in
attendance.
Another big boy baby at the home
sof j L. Parker. Mother and baby get
ting along nicely. DIR. I. B. Young in
attendance.
/ Mrs. Robert Casebolt of DeQueen
Jeanne in Monday on No. 3 to visit her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Parker, for few days.
| A. Mr. Woodell left on the Saturday
smorning local for Hatfield, after do
ling some shopping he returned on
mo. in the afternoon
/ Mr.. and Mrs B. W. Teeters, who
have been visiting their son and fam
lily at DeQueen for the last two weeks,
returned home last Friday
Fred Dickerson, who just lately re-
turned home from commercial coll
lege at Fort Smith, was at Mena last
Thursday looking after a job.
just step into Golf Gamble stores
and see the new goods being opened
lup and ask the clerks to show you the
mice prizes that are being given away
C. B. Swindle, south of Cove, sold
his farm to a Mr. Owens Of East Tex
as, and Mr.. Swindle expects to move
to Aberline, Tex, soon. Mrs Swim
die has already gone and Mr. Swim
die will go in ten days
Guy Gray of Wilton, the leading
druggist of his town, was visiting
with his mother. Mrs. DR. Gray, and
his brother, Fred w Gray, over Sun
day
Mr. and Mrs E. A. Pierce's baby
died Monday morning at A o'clock and
funeral p. m. at the home by the
Rev Forbes. Burial at Cove Gene
terry.
Miss Ida Hamilton, who has been
visiting her sister in indianapolis,
Ind, for the last eight months, re-
turned home to look after her fruit
farm
Mrs. Nellie Fortner and children of
Pittsburg. Kas., has gone to New
York to be with her husband, Ben
FORMER, who is taking treatment at
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