The Mena weekly star., 1919-12-18

5. ----,-,-------c--.--cscs,,ssscscs.-sSSS>Sc-SSS PERSONAL NOTES
 william Weir of Heavener was ..rseting Mena friends Saturday
 Ellis Goss left Sunday for Fort sp1jth to look after business matters.
 s Steele of Winfield, Kas., is in Asena to look over local farm pros poets.
 Dr Alonzo Cleaver of Nogales, rig. was registered at the Antlers Sunday.
 P S. Howlett of Brownwood, Tex3 was a Mena visitor Saturday ana calied on local acquaintances'
 1r,. and Mrs. Earl Haines, who are now living at DeQueen, came tS Meha tla Sunday to visit relatives ana lrieiius'
 c. Jones of Grannis is the latest o sae1re one of the new Ford tour Inc cars from. the Proctor-Smlth company.
 Miss Zella Cole, who has been em- nloved at Hotel Commerclal' ie1t on on s,1ndav for Zafra, Ok, where she Will teach school.
 IT n Bell of near Holly Springs , Mena Saturday to have deed pre- { narad for the sale of his farm to J. V. Crump of near Cove
 Samuel McElroy, one of Grannis's z o,,no men. was in Mena Saturday nd secured license to wed Miss Dora Holder. 16-year-old miss of Gran snis
 John Hildebrand of Ritz was in Mena Saturday selling home grown tobacco of fine quality. He left sam nles of two varieties at the Commer- cial Club.
 Mir and Mrs. E. L. Williams of Oklahoma City, who have been WISH, ing Miss Agnes McClelland at hotei Mena. returned to their home Sunday Afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Nance left co t1rdav afternoon for visit at Fort Smith before Mir. Nance returns to bis duties as cashier of the bank at Jakhamon, Tex.
 n Erwin one of Mena's new citi- zans has added to his holdings of To- cal realty by purchasing thru the Ford Realty Company the W. F. Hunt home place on Stilwell Heights.
 D. Molter has returned from a srin to Plymouth, Ind, where he was called to attend the burial of hls mother. MT. Molter's father died about six weeks ago.
 Charles E. Chase of Colorado was Mena visitor Saturday. He is look inc over the possibilities of Polk county and at present is interested in mining southeast of the city.
 Mrs. R. W. Banta and son, R. C. Banta. of Jeanette, La, were Tn Mena Monday on their way bac k to Ink to see Mrs. Moss Black, who IS sad to De seriously ill. Mrs. Banta is the moth er of Mrs. Black.
 W. F. Morrison, district manager for Southwest Arkansas for The Homesteaders. left on Sunday for ( Texarkana in the interest of the in- surance organzation. He expects to F be gone a week.
 The work of making the assess ment of benefits against property 1T the Jefferson Highway district is practically completed. the assessors < report, and finished copy will be glv- # en the commissioners this week
 A. H. Durham, representative of a # Fayetteville nursery, left Sunday fol q that city on business with his firm \ He will also attend the meeting o1 state fruit growers at the University of Arkansas while in Fayetteville.
 J. c. Mckee was forced to take . temporary vacation from his work as mail carrier on account of an injured hand. He left Saturday for Rogers Ark to join Mrs. Mckee, but expects 2 to be back at work in about week. < Deputy Sheriff Mack Hughes oi Cove was in Mena Friday to place \ Belmont Hankla in the county jail tC await action by the next grand jury Hangla is accused of robbing tho Brown laundry at Hatton. About S10t worth of clothing is said to have beer stolen.
 Mrs Arthur Ingram and son Jeff 2 Saturday afternoon for Simpson E Tex, where they will visit relatives while Mir, Ingram Is working at For Smith. Mr. Ingram left Sunday fol < Fort Smith where he and E. l.. Parl have a contract for large amount oi # painting and interior decorating.
 Dr. c. A. Campbell of Hatfield while in Mena Friday announced hi: Intention to move soon to Center Point, the old capital of Howard coun- ty. He plans to dispose of his store at Rocky and move the stock to tho new location. He expects to be ready * for business at Center Point about January l.
 W. E. Higgins and little daughter came from Corwin. Kas., for visit