The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

o-@f ANN4A tAl1erNQorl~ where she had been visiting her parents since last Friday.
 Luther Sellers was in from Noun tain Fork Thursday to get supply of goods for the Mountain Fork Mercan- i tile Company.
 F. M. Cecil of vanderyoort accon,. panied by his daughter. Mrs. John Seroggins, of Valiant, Ok, were in t hena Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Rosson and daughter, Miss Monnie, were in from Ink Thursday to do trading and mar ket farm products.
 Mir and Mrs. c. W. Embrv from near Ink, were in Thursday to mar | ket cotton, selling a bale of fine sta ! pie to G. W. Petty at g cents Der pound.
 J. L. Harpending and D. P. Claypool of Smithville were in Mena Wednes- 1 day to arrange for the sale of stock of merchandise and bunch of horses and mules and the equipment of a logging camp.
 Hunter Fleming was on the mar ket Thursday with three bales of cot ton, which he sold to c. W. Petty at i an average price of 23 cents per pound. One bale brought as high as 25 cents per pound
 B. A. Turpin, in from Waters Thursday, refused an offer of 25 cents !! per pound for two bales of cotton | which he has in storage in the Mena warehouse. He is looking for an ad- | vance in the market.
 Mrs. Xaver Webber, formerly Miss 1 Josephine Bunch, after visiting Mena friends, returned to Wickes Thursday. 1 She will leave soon for Little River. I Kas., to join her husband, who is go- ing to farm near there.
 Judge J. I. Alley, called home on Monday on account of the illness of Mrs. Minerva Pirtle, mother of Mrs. ! Alley, went back to Mt. Ida Wednes- | day to look after cases in the Mont gomery Circuit court.
 Ed. Gardner, son of Mir and Mrs. F. | Gardner, came in Thursday from Can ada, where he had been railroading for | the last three years. He plans to spend a fortnight visiting relatives and Mena friends, before returning to | his work.
 c. E. Sorrell and Miss Vada Dickson were married Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Dickson, parents of the bride The ceremony was performed by the Rev. 4. M. Gilbert of the Nazarene church.
 W. H. Darwin was one of the men | accommodated Thursday by belated | train service. He came from Wickes on train No. and had time to attend | to his business and return home on train No. 3, which was one hour and 20 minutes late.
 Mrs. ". NJ. Caldwell came from Beach Ok, Thursday to look after business in Mena She was met here today by her son-in-law, J. C. Hig- gins. of Fl Reno. Ok. who returned home with her to join Mrs Higgins in a visit at Beach.
 4. H. Lawrence, in from Shady on Wednesday, has about fully recovered from the injury he received three weeks ago when he was thrown from his horse while rounding up bunch of cattle. The ugly gash over his right ere has thorcly healed
 Glenn Kaylor, writing hongfolks from France, states that he will ike ly remain overseas for another year, having about decided to accept the I proposition of an increase of 20 per cent in his pay and a bonus of $50 l In consideration shas he remain for a ' year. He is 2 member Of the i4iss I Engineers-
 Judge James Steel and Stenozrzph- CT Allen Watkins, having cozrlesed l ske Eurk of she April tern of .he 4 PoEk CIrrnit rszrr, Iefs Friday zfter- noon for their homes In Ash6swr- They viii hold zn z55ozxze6 t@rz al NzshwiIle and them st@T zffI he free EztT the second rsszss ss sks d5Esr-ess wAith starts n July