The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-10
PERSONAL NOTES

---.~>>-~->~~~-~-->~~-- ----~-~~~-~~~~--~ ~---~--~---~>~@'-r -->>>>>~--> | c. Hoheimer of Hatfield was d visitor in Mena the Fourth.
 Col. F. M. Reeves left Saturday for visit to the mining district near Shady.
 w. A. Hughes of Opal was in Mena Saturday enroute to Oklahoma points to visit relatives.
 Mrs. R. M. Woods and son, Elmer Woods, have gone to Addington, Ok. to visit relatives.
 Fred Philpot left Saturday morning for Brinkley to join the sales force o1 the Wrought Iron Range Company.
 Victor Pottorff, young son of s. E Pottorff of Hatfield, attended to busi ness for his father in Mena Saturday Charles Lofts of Paducah, Tex, is in Mena to look after business mat. ters. He is visiting his brother, T. J Lofts
 Capt. E. L. Lindsay of Hot Springs who is acting Supervisor of the Ar kansas National Forest, spent ths Fourth in Mena.
 Albert McAlester, who saw service in France, has returned to his hom, in Mena, having been mustered out oi service last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Mount of We tunka, Ok, were in Mena Saturday enroute to Ransom to visit J. K Mount and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Robertson ar, the owners of new Dodge car, anC are building garage in the rear oi the Corner Grocery.
 Mrs. Gus Emerson, Miss Gussie Me Donald and Dr. c. l.. Baker drove tC Mt. Ida and attended the big celebra tion and picnic on the Fourth.
 J. w. Standridge of Opal, aged 24 and Miss Ova Heath, aged IS, of Bis Fork, secured a marriage license or Thursday at the county clerks office.
 Mrs. Frank Wehner and son oi Lead, s. Dak., arrived in Mena Friday for an extended visit with Mir. anC Mrs. Henry Wehner, living west O the city.
 Nj. H. Lawrence and l. R. Whisen ant of Shady were in Mena Saturda, to get supplies necessary for the ic' cream social that will be held tonigh at the Shady school house.
 Roy Miller and family left Sunday the former to go to his new place il Kansas City with the Eugene Go, Company, while Mrs. Miller and chil dren visit at Heavener for a while.
 Dean 0. Smith, with the U. S. Coas and Geodetic Survey, working in Eas Texas, came in Friday to spend cou pie of days with his parents, Mir. anC Mrs. F. ! Smith on Grandviev Heights.
 J. H. Van Hoy and family, and tn, Rev. w. l.. Smith and Mrs. Smith spent the Fourth angling on thu Ouachita. They report having found the finest looking hole on the river but no fish in it.
 W. H. Whittenberg of near Nunle! was in Mena Saturday with the frs oats of the season. Mir. Whittenberi reported having had hard work il finding enough rainless days for bal ing, but managed to get the crop pu up in good shape.
 A party of young folks, chaperonet by Mir. and Mrs. Minor Pipkin, uset Daniels truck in going out and re turning from Ouachita Park th' Fourth. The party, which numbered 24, spent the day most pleasantly il fishing, swimming and boating on thu river.
 Mrs. Ira 0. Smith, her mother, Mrs Jerry Bain, and brothers, Pete Bail and Argus Bain, left Friday in Mayo Smiths big Elcar for Hot Springs where they expect to spend week ol more visiting relatives and enjoying the baths at the spa.
 Three generations of Proctors, in- cluding nearly all the families of tha name in Mena, and Walter Edward and family, composed a fishing part, that spent the Fourth at the moutl of Board Camp creek. Arland Procto reported Saturday that the part, caught 25 pounds of fish for feeding the 21 persons in the crowd.
 W. R. Watkins, Misses Ruth an, Grace Hamby, Masters Edward an, Wellington Hamby, and Newton Sam mons, all of Wickes, while in Meni Saturday, were guests at the Conner cial Hotel. The last named just re gently returned from overseas wher he had seen ten months of service.
 Postmaster R. s. Allen drove to Ho Springs Thursday and returned t Mena the Fourth with Mrs. Allen who has been visiting there for tn past eight weeks. They were accom- panied home by Miss Mary Hudgins who will visit friends and relative in Mena. The postmaster reports hi car made the return trip from tn