The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-06

This months pri<e of ". s. s. is s4.lS. They will make dandy valsn- tines the i4th, Postmaster Allen says.
 R. \. Moore of Red Bind. and susk Gaston of Gaston, were Montgomery county representatives in Mena Mon day.
 A marriage license has been issued to J. o. Mills, aged al, of Mena and Miss Grace G. Beavers. aged 1s, of Gilman.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bause of Boone, Ia, are in Mena to spend a month vis- ting with Mrs. Bause's mother. Mrs. s. A. Donovan.
 J. H. Free, Walter Bates. B. H. Lies and Henry Lilies were four Big Fork residents who were in Mena on business Monday
 Mrs. Will Allen and children. who came up from Potter to attend the teachers meeting, were guests of Mrs. J. A. Thornton.
 s. P. Pigg. up from Cove Saturday. reported there were only seven known objectors to highway building in that lively community.
 Miss Faye Rowton of Heavene- is the guest of Miss Irene Thornton. She will leave soon for Tyler, Tex. where she will take a business course.
 Mrs. Walter Nave, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. R. Nj. Berry, near Rocky. was in Mena Saturday, enroute to her home at Lincoln, III.
 Sheriff J. A. Thornton left Monday afternoon for Little Rock in charge of C. c. Throop, who is wanted as a witness at court martial at Camp Poke.
 Joe Moore, of Nunley. who has been stationed at Camp Pike. and also at Camp Merritt, N. J., returned home Friday. having been mustered out of service
 
 Mrs. E. M. Heimbaugh and daugh- ters, of Superior. Wis, are in Mens to join Mir. Heimbaugh, who has been spending the winter in this mild climate.
 II. M Walker. carrier on rural route No l, at Potter, was in Mena Saturday to arrange for circulating petitions in his vicinity for the Jeffer- son Highway
 Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Badt are plan ming 10 move to their new home or Tenth street, recently purchased from NJ. A. Stratton. They expect to be located early the coming month.
 Mir. and Mrs H. Young entertained two of their nieces the weekend. Miss Alice Fitzgibbons left Sunday for hei home at Kusa, Ok, but Miss Irene Fitzgibbons of Ashdown will remain awhile longer
 Ed Shinn of Ransom, who has beer in limited service, returned to Mens Sunday, having been mustered out oi Uncle Sam's employ at Camp Pike after having been in several of the big cantonments.
 Miss Faye Rowton, who has been the guest of Miss Irene Thornton left Monday afternoon for Honey Grove, Tex, to visit relatives, after which she plans to go to business college at Little Rock.
 E. Hale of the Parks Engineering Company of Pine Bluff, spent Satur- day with Mena people. His company had charge of the building of the Jefferson Highway thru Sevier coun. ty, task that now has been complet. ed.
 Don Palmer left Saturday morning for Dowagiac, Mich, where he will visit headquarters of the Rudy Fur mace Company, preparatory to going on the road for the company. He will have territory in Missouri and Kan sas.
 Dr. l.. W. B. Long made hard trip Sunday thru" the muddy roads to fill appointments at Nunley and Dal- las, and returns with guarantee that these points will do their full part in the Armenian-Syrian relief work
 George J. Clark. commercial mana ger of the Commonwealth Public Service Company, was in the city on Saturday. Mir. Clark lives at Okla homa City, but is hoping that in the near future he can bring his family to Mena to reside.
 James c. Pegram has received word from Congressman Otis Wingo that he has been advanced to first al- ternate in the examination for the naval academy at Annapolis. Jimmy" is now confident that he'll get a chance to enter Uncle Sam's school.
 W. Homer Pigg, former school head of Polk county, and now farm demon strator for Hampstead county, came over from Hope Saturday to get his Ford, which he will use in his work. He said he waited until the roads got good enough for Ford to go back overland
 Clarence Philpot, who has been farming near Forrest City, was in Mena Monday enroute to Montgom- a,.,, countv to look mn n location He