The Mena weekly star., 1919-01-30

U. M. Glenn and E. E. Glenn are registered at Hotel Mena. They are from Dighton, Kas.
 Walter Cummins of Heavener. was m Mena on business between trains Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Dohiphan of Oklahoma City IS in .Mena on business. While here she is a guest at Hotel Mena.
 A marriage license was issued Fri day to A. H. Standridge, aged 29. of Opal, and Miss Fife Campbell aged 20, of Bigger.
 F. K. Ford of DeQueen is in Mena for a few days stay. He is locking at both city and farm property with view of investing.
 Newt Holmes who has been in Mena to visit his sister, Mrs. V. T. Proctor, left Thursday for his home at Newton, Kas.
 D. E. Myers was in Mena on busi- ness Friday. He explained his limp ing gait was due to a bale of cotton failing on his foot.
 Mrs. Eugene Dickens and four chil- dren arrived from Tulsa, Ok, to visit Mrs. Dickens father, Uncle Jack Dav- is, and other Mena relatives.
 Mrs. Rosa Veach of Indiana reached Mcna Wednesday of last week, to be at the home of her nephew, NJ. J. Greiner, at Golden Rule Farm.
 County Clerk Alexander his issued a marriage license to Dan Price. aged "A, and Miss Birdie Phillips, aged Is, both residents of Vandervoort.
 Mrs. Julia Fitzpatrick of Heavener, returned home Thursday afternoon, following a visit with Miss Esther Burke, and other Mena friends.
 Word reached Mena this morning of the death yesterday, at Portland, Ore, of Mrs. Mary E Howard, aged mother of Mrs. R. H. Nall
 s. Noyotny, who has been in Dallas, Tex, for several weeks, is expected back in Mena in a few days to look af- ter mining interests in the Mena field
 Secretary Eastia of the Commercial Club, who is soliciting for Mena's White Way, reports that about 90 lights have been contracted for to date.
 Mrs. Ed Smith, who has been in Mena for some time assisting in car ing for her mother, Mrs V. T. Proc tor, has returned to her home at Waco, Tex.
 J. 5. Goss is having the finishing touches put on the interior of his storage house on South Mena street, and may decide to use it for new retail store.
 ". c. Benson of Big Fork, Tom Feds, Earl Lackey, Frank Standridge and Col Tom Foster of Opal, were among the out-of-town visitors in Mena Wednesday.
 Ellis O., and Elihu Morphew, who have been at Comanche, Tex, to visit their sister, Mrs. Arthur Patton, have returned to Mena enroute to their home at Big Fork.
 G. NJ. Glenn, who recently returned to Mena after an abse of about ten months, spent in Kan s and indi- ana, has decided to try city life, and has located at 1904 Hickory avenue
 Street Commissioner Tucker has withdrawn the crew of workers that were employed on the new road lead- ing into the mining field. The men returned to Mena with their tools cn Tuesday
 F. D. Pierce. accompanied by his little son and daughter, left Thursday afternoon for Green City, Mo, where Mir. Pierce will look after his farm and livestock interests for the coming two months.
 
 R. 0. Slough of Fort Smith, special agent for the U s. Department of Agriculture, in marketing, is in Mena to assist local parties in the estab- fishing of a sweet potato curing and storage house.
 Dr. J. T. Bogard and Dr. W. c. Vandiver amputated the left hand of Mrs. Lulu Smedley Tuesday after noon Mrs. Smedley was injured some weeks ago while at work at the Mena Laundry
 c. A Lawrence, living near Shady was in AIena Wednesday with speci- II CTS of ore found on his farm. They showed unusually good indications of gold, in addition to copper, and he plans to prospect further.
 c. B. Connally, well known Rocky farmer, was here Wednesday, of last week looking after business, His fath- CT. Dr. K. T. Connally, probably the oldest living settler of Polk county, is at his home and in extremely poor health
 Miss Mary Brogan is the proud owner of a lace han lkerch-ef made in France and sent by her brother Lieut. Ten Proran. nov with the A. E. f. Lieut.. Brsgan is recovering from be- inr gassed while fighting the Huns, ma expects soon t0 join his comrades