The Mena weekly star., 1919-08-28

hte. Mafy lofts OF Eddyvllle, la,
ster d Mrs. L. G. Bell, returned
nome Friday after an extended visit
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bell.
Mrs. John Phnning and Miss Paul.
nfe Wilhelms Pfnning returned Friday
from Mineral, where the~ had visited
hr. and Mrs Phil 4. Stevenson.
John and Elizabeth Mershon, chill
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mershon
left fer their home at Meyer, Ok, Sat.
urday, aftef having spent ten days
with their gSandparents, Mr. and Mrs
J. .Mershoh.
Prof. T. Delos Mullins of the Acorn
schools, John Harper Of Oak Ridg,
school and Miss Hazel Troxell OF
Shady Grove were among the teach.
ers in MenaI Saturday to consult with
Supt. + ] 'Wilbanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Harrison, anc
baby, Don3El, here from Henryetta
Ok. as gus at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs " Holt, left on Sunday for
Tear EDICAnd later they will go tc
49, before returning home
- Alto Dickson and Mrs. Dickson
~ ines bed by Mr.. and Mrs A. N
..p a,ere from Wichita Falls
med Friday from an over.
ight in the Dickson car to Hot
&c aisittle Rock and Camp Pike
n14f -
Phil T. Stephenson, accompa-
sVep her sister, Mrs. Oliver Bur.
and children of Crum Greek, Ok
rived in Mena Friday from Miner
al to be here for few days until Mrs
3 Barnett and children will go on to
their home.
Miss Allie Harwell, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Harwell of Ring
ling, Ok. visiting MIR. and Mrs. Guy
Heavers and other relatives, went to
ieavener Sunday to visit friends, but
she viii return again to sMena before
going home.
Mrs. Harry Rabb of Rich Mountain,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. II. @.
Pollard of Saltillo, Tex, spent the
utter part of last week in Mena with
elatives while Mrs. Pollard was hav-
ing dental work done, returning to
Rich Mountain Monday.
Mrs T.. C. Clark and Mrs. c Sal
Ivan and son arrived Friday from
Temple, Tex, for visit at the hon.
,f Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Clark in the
Dallas Valley. Mrs. Clark and Mrs
Sullivan and grandmother and cousin
respectively of Mr.. Clark.
Henry Waltman, who had been at
'axico, Kas., since being mustered out
f the service few weeks ago, re-
urned to Mena Friday to close his af-
airs here for the purpose of making
is home in the Kansas town, the
ONE OF Mrs. Waltman's parents.
Mrs. A. F. Henry, here from Wickes
isiting at the home Of her son, Vir-
Il Henry, was called home Friday
light by telephone message announc.
ig that her 14-year-old son had re.
sived serious injuries in fall from
swing. Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Henry
So went 70 Wiekes Saturday after
BON.
The Rev. C. s. Wales Of Ashdown
40 had been holding a meeting al
atfeld, arrived in Mena Friday to bs
ire for several days in the interest OF
campaign for the $4,000, 000-func
be raised by the Baptist churches
ne Rev. Mr.. Wales is district organ.
" for the campaign. and while here
st w. E. Holt, county chair.
,yetting a county organization
ar. and Mrs. w. w. Poole and fam
are here from Dallas, Tex, Il
vacation and enjoy an out
hey are stopping at The Ozark
present, but have come
ping equipment and as soon
ssher permits they expect to
1T Bethesda Springs MI
hru in his car, which will
- excursions from camp.
arters.
Jamison of GAINESVILLE
rned home Friday afternoon
visit at the home of Mr.. and
Hal l.. Norwood. Mr. Jamison
extensive planter, tho ne re-
that his cotton crop for 1918
not make over about rs bales. Mr.
ison was pleased with his visit to
IA. Tho he has reached the age OF
ears, this is the first towns he has
seen in which there are no ne.
IS.
w. Fincher from near Potter
in Mena Saturday to make out the
RS for the sale of two tracts oil
located near Potter, which he had
TO Texas parties earlier in the
I. While in Mena last Saturday
Fincher bought some city proper
/ auction as an investment, moi
King that on the following Mon
he would sell his farm property
then come to Mena to live. The
Hnadar