The Mena weekly star., 1919-01-02


ems.
S. L. Lindsay, after a week spent
with Mena relatives and friends, re-
turned to Shreveport Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Mary Taylor and Miss Agatha
Swift of Oklahoma City are visiting
in Mena with their father, J. n.
Swift.
w. A. Soepker of Memphis, Tenn,
is in Mena to look after the placing
of the radiators in the new post6tice
building.
/ Miss Eula Christian, who has been
/ visiting relatives in Mena, has re-
turned to her work as nurse at Fort
Worth, Tex.
Mrs. S. J. Oslin was taken sudden
/ ~ i'll at the home on Jones street
/ Saturday, but was somewhat i'm
proved today.
Mrs. George Edmonds and baby.
after visiting relatives at Red Oak,
! Ok, have returned to Mena TO rejoin
Mr. Edmonds.
/ p. II. Lindsay and wife of Hatton
are in Mena to spend a few days pre-
paratory to beginning an extended
trip to points east.
! M. j. Francis, who has just re-
turned from trip to Texas points,
has received carload of Texas mules
for the Polk county market.
Mrs j. P. Randolph, who has been
visiting Mena relatives, left Sunday
for Little Rock, to resume her work
in the food administrators office
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thornton and
son, Jack, after holiday visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Mershon and Mena
friends, left Sunday for their home in
Fort Smith.
Word has been received from Frank
Mex. Jones that Mrs Jones was quite
i'll while at Ardmore, Ok, but had re-
covered sufficiently to join him in his
work at Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hudgins, who
recently disposed of their farm prep
erty west of Mena, came to the city
Monday, en- route to their new home
at Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs A. M. Green came from Cove
Sunday to spend week with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. Is. anstetter at oCS Refine
! street. Mrs. Branstetter is daugh-
ter of Mrs. Green.
J. H. Ireton, wife and family,
reached Mena Monday for visit
with Mr.. Ireton's mother, Mrs. Min
or Ireton, living west of the city.
The visitors live in Kansas City
R. d. Whitaker, who received word
that his son had died at Denver, Col,
and the remains would be brought to
Mena for burial, has since been mott
fled that interment would take place
at the Colorado capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Written and
three children, who had been holiday
guests of the Rev. T. A. Park and
Mrs. Park, left Sunday for their new
home in Greenwood, Ark, where Mr..
Written recently purchased the
Greenwood Democrat.
Tom j. Wilbanks, county superin-
tent-elect, has been busy during the
last week assisting County Clerk Will
Alexander so that the tax roll may
be ready for delivery to Collector
J. A. Thornton the first of the year
Secretary Ben G. Eastin braved the
inclement weather and reached his
desk at the Commercial Club head
quarters Tuesday "Too much impor-
tant business; / couldn't stay aawy,"
was his explanation.
DR.. B. H. Hawkins returned Tues
day from Parks, Scott county, where
he had made brief visit to relatives
since being mustered out of service in
the Army Medical Corps at Camp
Greenleaf, Ga. He has reopened his
Office
Mrs. Perry Anders, who has been
at San Antonio, Tex, to spend the
holidays with her husband, stationed
at Camp Travis, returned to Mena
/ MOHudy dIbtT0OOH 10 TGSufut ItI Nu-
ties as teacher in the Southside
school,
F. c. Clark of Wichita Falls, Tex,
who has been in Uncle Sans service
at Salt Lake City, Utah, but who has
been mustered out, is in Mena to
make short visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Clark. The young
man has been in the aviation service
Lieut. J. f. Bishop and Mrs Bish-
OPP are in Mena to visit with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Holt. Lieutenant Bishop, who has
been an instructor in the Officers
Training School at Camp Pike, has
been mustered out of service and win
re-enter civilian life.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Chamblin and
children and Mrs. G. B. Chamblin and
daughter, Miss Ollie, mother and sis
ter of Mr. Chambiin, have moved TO
Mena from Potter. They are at home
at 205 Ninth street. Mr.. Chamblin
recently sold his farm and since then
he and the family had been living in
Potter,
Fradarick Rouohan is at home IN n