The Mena weekly star., 1919-10-09

from Work Tor some time. Bob Crump of Cove was looking af ter business matters at Ehe count, seat Tuesday.
 | C. L. Riggen, who had been visit ing Joe Fite near Nunley was in Mens l Wednesday to return to bis home a DeQueen.
 l MT. and Mrs. I. T. Martin and fiVs children arrived in Mena Wednesday from Muskogee, Ok, expecting to io cate in Polk county.
 NJ. M. Shields returned "Wednesday afternoon from a trip to Shady Point Ok, where he had been to look over 2 stock of goods with view of buying County Clerk Will Alexander or Tuesday issued marriage license te Jesse Reed, aged 25, of Waters, and Miss Eva Goodner, aged 23, of Rod dleston.
 M. W. Fitz, brother of H. K. Fitz oi the Fitz Lumber Company, left Mon day for his home in Manson, Ia, after a visit of a few days with Mir anc Mrs. Fitz.
 Tom J. Wilbanks, cashier of the Bank of Grannis, spent Sunday in Mena with Mrs Wilbanks and cbil- dren, arranging for them to move to Grorpsu Wadrordaxr
 Dr. c. H. Mahar of Spiro, Ok. was in Mena Tuesday closing a deal for the purchase of the Lightcap land lo- cated at Eagleton. He was accompa- nied by Mrs. Mahar
 John F. Brawner and Mrs. Saman- tha Farris, both aged 5S years, and both residents of Mena, were granted license to wed on Friday by County Clerk Will Alexander.
 The Ford Real Estate Agency this week sold to W. F. Hunt the proper ties at 1877 and 1919 Janssen avenue, which the firm had recently bought from Henry Leadaman
 The Acorn summer school closed a successful term last Friday with a sing-song. Prof. and Mrs. Mullins will spend the six weeks vacation at their home, Denton, Tex.
 J. c. Allen. cashier of the Bank cf Cove, was in Mena Monday evening on business, driving home in the new Ford touring ear bought of the Proc tor-Smith Motor Company
 Mrs. A. Pipkin, who spent couple of months with relatives and old friends at Mena, Cove and other points in Polk county, left Tuesday for her home in Oklahoma City
 Miss Eva Hinsou, daughter of J. S. Hinson of Oak Ridge, left Monday for Alpine, Tex, where she will be at the home of her uncle, w. P. Hinson, while she takes commercial course.
 
 Mrs. c. M Edwards and mother, Mrs. Sarah Reed, left Wednesday af- ternoon for Gentry, Ark, to visit Mrs. Mary Gamble, sister of Mrs. Edwards, who is soon to leave Arkansas for Arizona
 J. Nj. Hatfield, in from Shady Tues day. was accompanied by his blind brother, l.. H. Hatseld, whose home is at Brighton, Col. tho he has besn iii Texas and Oklahoma before coming tc Pclk county.
 o. L. Henderson, farm demonstrat. or, will go to Hatfield Saturday to ipok after the loading out of four cay loads of cattle which will be shipped under the cooperative plan of the ex- tension department.
 Chancelief J. D. Shaver will be in Mena next week to hold the regular October session of the Chancery court, which convs7:es next Monday The regular term of the Circuit court will begin on Monday, October 20.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Payne of Okmul- gee, Ok, announce the birth of a daughter; Dorothy Mae, on October 6. Mrs. Payne will be remembered as Miss Easter Mount, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Mount of Ransom.
 0. c. Cunningham left Tuesday for DeQueen, from where, after spending a few days, he will go to Glover, Ok, where Mrs Cunningham has been at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Shane, for the last six weeks.
 W. L. Furgeson, here from Avery, Tex, to attend the meetings of the stockholders of the Eureka Normal School of Music, returned home Tues day He was accompanied by James Gateley, who will make his home in Avery for a while. yea
 ". H. Rogers, formerly of Rich Mountain, and for the last year in the employ of the Empire Oil Company at fEiiiD,otFado, Ras., was ii, Safena Tuesday and Wednesday looking up land titles on land which he had sold to G. E. Burke, and which is located near Rich Mountain. a ss.sesa.
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 Wm. A. Stewart of Shenandoah, Ia., came in Tuesday to look after some personal property he has on his farm in the Posey Hollow neighborhood. Mir. Stewart was here last fall and at that time bol1phf farm in poaev Hol-