The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-22

The Rev. A. M. Gilbert of the Naz- arene church went to Wickes Tuesday afternoon to be away for the remain der of the week.
 A daughter was born Saturday night to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar York The father is still in Uncle Sam's service in France.
 Mrs. May Johnson, who has been looking after Mena property for the past ten days, returned to her home at Ranger, Tex, Tuesday. Assessor J. A. Hughes left Wednes- day morning for Board Camp, where he will assess real estate and personal property for three days.
 Hubert Owen of Birmingham, Ala, is in Mena to visit Circuit Clerk W. L. Parker and family. Mir. Owen is 8 brother of Mrs. Parker. John Thompson, we'll known Mena resident, is back in the city again following a sojourn in Oklahoma oil fields of about three weeks.
 Secretary Eastin of the Commercial club is asking members of the melon growers association to hurry up their orders for cantaloupe crates.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Copelin, Mrs Ozie Cagle and Mir. and Mrs. M. M Shields spent Tuesday on a fishing trip in the Big Fork community. Mir. and Mrs. B. A. Duncan moved Tuesday to the w. W. Fincher place near Bethesda Springs, which had just been bought by Mir Duncan.
 Mrs. " A. Roberts and baby went to Opal Tuesday to spend the remain der of the week with Mir. and Mrs. J F. Standridge, parents of Mrs. Rob- erts.
 Lieut.. Thomas J. Brogan, home on furlough, left Tuesday for trip to Omaha and other points, before re- turning to Camp Pike to be mustered out.
 The Proctor-Smith Motor Company this week received another shipment of Ford cars. The shipment included four touring cars, one roadster and one Sedan.
 c. R. Shields, who had been con- fined to his home for some time as the result of an operation, was able to be down for a short time Monday afternoon. ede
 Mrs. D. Hardy Cox and children o1 Dallas, Tex, have come to Mena tc spend the summer. They will make their home in the cottage at The Boulders.
 Mrs. R. T. Morris and baby arrived Tuesday from Idabel, Ok, for a visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. G Embry of Board Camp, parents ol i Mrs. Morris.
 Ira Golden. in the employ of tht j express company at Shreveport, re turned to his work on Tuesday, aft CT spending several days with Poll county relatives.
 NJ. D. Winton, in from Rocky Tues day, reported that he had been ad vised that his son, Don, had reached Camp Pike from overseas, and woulc be mustered out next Saturday. 
 MT. and Mrs Mack Sims and chil dren are here from Pittsburg, Kas. visiting relatives. MT. Sims returned to his work on Tuesday, but Mrs Sims will remain for an extended visit
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Edwards, af ter being away from Mena a year ol more, returned Tuesday from Sisco Tex. Mir. Edwards will be in the em ploy of the Proctor-Smith Motor Com pany.
 Miss George B. Anthony returned Monday from vacation which sh, spent at Center, Tex. She began worl again on Tuesday as stenographel for the Golf Wholesale Grocery Com pany.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Mershon, her' from Mover. Ok, visiting Mir. anc Mrs. J. J. Mershon and other rela tives, left Tuesday morning for For Smith, from whence they will return home.
 County Agent o. L. Henderson ha' arranged to get supply of peanuts for planting for those who are no already supplied with seed for goob CT crop. Those needing seed should notify him at once.
 ] Mrs. M. M. Little of Wagoner, Ok. who has been in Mena assisting hel sister, Mrs. Wright Prickett, has re turned to her home. Judge Prieket is improving and is able to be up ant around the house little each day.
 B. B. Goss today closed the dea for the rental of the Arkansas Waco, Yard from John Dupree. takin. charge of the business at once. My