The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-10

! -.e -'- ~Ate- Nit t0oAAsoH LuCCQ09s Mrs. C. V. O'Neil of Hatfield was at tending to business in Mena today.
 Miss Florene Knox of Vandervoor was Mena visitor Monday evening.
 Ed Whipple of Hatfield spent Tues day in Mena, having dental work done
 Mrs. L. Padgett and Mrs. A. Yate of Page were shopping in Mena Tues day.
 W. B. Goss of Kansas City is visit ing in Mena with his brother, J. E Goss.
 Morrow Stevenson and We'll Pool O Hatfield were in Mena on business Tuesday.
 W. Krielow of Jennings, La, i spending a vacation in Mena and en toying the cool nights.
 Charles Hauert of the U. s. Navy arrived in Mena Tuesday afternoon for a visit with friends and relatives
 s. N. Shadell has gone to Ric Mountain to relieve the second tricl operator at the Kansas City Southeri office.
 c. L. Taff left Monday for For Smith and will go later to Hot Spring for a sojourn before returning t Mena.
 H. M. Taff of the Eureka Musi Company has gone to Waldron to wis it relatives and look after bushes matters.
 James A. Slote, in Mena on busi ness, reports the sale of the w. Z Morrow home place at Hatfield to Tex as parties.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Johnson o Tulsa, Ok, are visiting in Mena wit the formers parents, Capt. and Mrs w. s. Johnson.
 H. R. Grove has gone to Oklahom points to visit relatives, intending t stop at Shady Point, Albion and Bos well before returning to Mena.
 K. J. MelIen of Kansas City, wh owns some 2500 acres of Polk count land, is in Mena for a stay of wee or two, looking after his interests. |
 Mrs. l.. l.. Beavers and two daugh ters motored over from Mt. Ida Tues day and took the Kansas City South ern at Mena on their way to DeQueer
 Mrs. Bertha Suits has received wor that her husband has returned fror service in France. He was gassed an had been in a hospital for severa months.
 E. R. Brazil of Horatio was i Mena Tuesday to superintend tn loading of a car of Irish potatoes h had purchased thru the Commercis Club from local growers. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Cranford o Hatfield were Mena visitors Monday They leave soon for the Panama Cana Zone, where MT. Cranford, who is wireless operator in the naval servic, has been assigned shore duty. Claude Clark was on Mena market Saturday with supply of homegrown tomatoes. The wet weather has ham pered the ripening of the tomato cro this season. Mir. Clark expects to be gin shipping this week. | Sergt. Louis H. Cummings, wh served in France with the 358th Ir fantry, visited in Mena with his mott CT, Mrs. S. A. Cummings, before rC turning to his home at Okmulgee. H was recently mustered out of servic'
 The latest addition to the colon of summer visitors in Mena are Mir, I Carmichael and son of Cooksvill' Tex. They are guests at the Souther Home. They were accompanied t Mena by H. A. Mcdonald of Houston Tex, who will return home early neS week.
 Albert Middleton has returned frol Brinkley, and after a To-day vacatio in Mena will go to Mississippi to rc sume his work as salesman for tn Wrought Iron Range Company. Mir Middleton, who has been staying wit her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Phi pot, will go with him to Mississippi
 Mir. and Mrs. P. c. Rogers, jr., wel guests at the home of MT. and Mir W. A. Wilson last week and receive congratulations of many friends owe their recent marriage. Mrs. Roger was formerly Miss Marguerite Bram and until a few years ago lived i Mena with MT. and Mrs. Wilson. Tn young folks were married last wee at Lewisville, Ark.
 Il B. F. George, who was the princip; speaker at the Fourth of July cels bration held as Cove, reports that crowd of 800 attended and that th occasion was a success in every wa, MT. George declared he spoke frol ; to o'clock and that the crowd al peared perfectly willing to stay an