The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-08-21

Louis markets,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Stratton and
Judge j. S. Kelly and Mrs. Kelly
spent Sunday on an outing at Doggy
Springs.
Peter McWilliam of the Golden
Acres farm near Acorn, was in Mena
early Monday to market load of
melons.
w. w. Fincher was the purchaser of
the home on Second street sold at auc-
ton last Saturday by Col. c. NJ. Lati-
mer. The price was 1915.
Herbert and jim Walker of Potter
were among the visitors in Mena Sat
urday. The first named is the carrier
on Potter rural route No. 1.
County Clerk Alexander on Friday
issued a marriage license to Erwin
Lauck, aged II, and Ethel M. Collier,
aged IT. both of Vandervoort
R. J. Alternately came in from Big
Fork Thursday and left Friday for
Coalgate, Ok, to visit at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Zella Standridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Ritchie and chill
dren arrived Sunday from Drumright,
Ok, for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A, Cunningham, parents of Mrs
Richie.
Mr. and Mrs Levi Shaw returned
Saturday from Texarkana, where Mr..
Shaw had been under treatment at
Michael Meagher hospital for the last
two weeks.
Mrs. r. R. Kennedy returned to her
home near Cove Saturday after having
spent week with her brother, R. L.
Lloyd, on the Harrison Thompson
farm near Nunley. i
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Robertson and
family left Sunday for Reklaw, Tex,
where they will make their home.
Their car of stock and household goods
went out Monday.
Mrs. George S. Eddy and son and
daughter arrived Saturday from Min
neapolis, MINI, to join Mr.. Eddy, here
from Horatio Mr. and Mrs. Eddy and
children are occupying the cottage at
The Boulders.
The Rev S. A. Neighbors of Potter
was in Mena Monday on his return
from Page, Ok, where he had been
holding revival meeting at the close
of which he organized a church. He
will go to Shady next to hold meet
ing.
Joe Kirkland and his uncle, O. S. 4
Butler, the latter here from Missouri, Il
closed deal Saturday for the pur-
chase of the j. A. Stuart farm of 210
acres located west of Hatfield, the deal
being made thru the Allen & Mcmillan
agency.
The horse Doc" formerly owned by 4
H. H. Randolph, was sold at auction
Saturday by Col. C. NJ. Latimer. C. +. n
Barnes from near Waldron, who is at
work at the Fitz sawmill near Acorn, II
was the lucky bidder, paying SIS for
the animal.
The Rev. w. L. Smith returned to
Mena Sunday evening from Big Fork,
where he had held special meeting
during all of last week. He preached
three sermons Sunday, administered
the ordinance of baptism and then
drove to Mena.
Marvin Sale, who had been with
near Board Camp since be-
ing mustered out of the service some
time ago, left on Monday for Ash
down, where he will again be on duty
as ticket agent for the Kansas City ,
Southern railway.
Sheriff ]. A. Thornton left Saturday
for Blaine, Ok, where he and Clyde
Whisenant are interested in gin
Mr.. Whisenant has been at Blaine for
sometime getting the gin ready for
the ginning season, but he was re-
Gently taken sick. so Mr.. Thornton
has gone to help him out.
Guy and Jewell Beavers and Mrs. r.
|. Anderson, accompanied by their
mother, returned Saturday from Ring
ling, Ok, where they had spent the
week in a family reunion at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Harwell. In
the trip to Ringling the Mena folks
were joined by Idus Beavers of Heav-
ener
Miss Trina Thacker went to Rich
Mountain Saturday to close the con-
tract as teacher of the Eagleton school
during the ensuing term, which will
begin on September 15 Miss Thack-
er is graduate of the normal train
ing course Of the Mena High school,
which was so efficiently handled by
Miss Elma Lacey during the last year.
Oscar Blakestad and L. J. Porter
were at Sloan Springs the first OF
the week to bring home the Blakestad
Dodge car in which Mr.. and Mrs.
Blakestad had come from Lyle, Mimi,
some time ago, and which they were
to leave at Sloan Springs
on account of engine trouble. The
car was brought thru without trouble
this time.
j. B. Railsback, here from Shreve-
mort To locate Mrs PaiIshack and tba