The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-31

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Personal NOTES
w. H. Ray of Hatton, who is in
terested in mining, was in Mena o
business Tuesday.
Mrs. C. C. Claxton of Henry, Ok
is visiting Mena relatives. Mrs. Clax
ton was formerly Miss Ollie Shields
William Chamblin, who has bee
prospecting in Oklahoma returned t
Mena Monday afternoon to rejoin hi
family.
John Mead of Pecan Grove, Tex
who had been visiting relatives nea
Ink. returned to his home Tuesda
afternoon.
The remains of Mrs. Azzie Pennin
ger. who died at Little Rock, arrive
in Mena and were taken to Shady 70
burial Tuesday.
Mrs. w. l. BARLEY and children, VIII
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie Moseley, left Tuesday for thei
home at Pecan Grove, Tex.
Miss Ella Barton, who has been
student at Mena Business College, ha
completed her course and left Frida
for her home at Winthrop.
E. w. Handy of Wlckes was j
Mena with v. A. ,.enry to get the neN
Ford the former bought from tn
Proctor Smith Motor Company.
Steve Heath came in from Big For
Friday to return home with Mrs
Heath, who had been visiting in Men
with her parents, the Rev. j. B. an
Mrs. Lilies.
George Parker of the Parker Bros
Nursery, Fayetteville, was in Mena O.
business Saturday. While in this 10
cality he will look after realty inter
ests near Cove.
A party of Scott county farmer
trading in Mena Saturday was com
posed of w. ]. Robertson and Oni
Robinson of Ritz; Charles Thomas an
D. P. johnson of Nella.
w. H. Barton and his son, Will Bar
ton, came in from Board Camp Mon
day and left for Tyler, Tex, where tn
young man will take commercial
course in business college.
Mrs. ]. B. Davis, Mrs. G. E. Stock
well and Miss Elaine Stockwell o
Beaumont, Tex, are in Mena for an in
definite stay to get acquainted wit
the fine water and cool nights.
Henry Rector of Little Rock is il
Mena to visit the homefolks. The Wis
itor, who is Assistant United State
District Attorney and one of the bes
known lawyers in the state, is son o
George l.. Rector of Mena.
Mrs. w. j. Lauck, accompanied b,
Itl COAls OCoHt ASdQIhs lCCNfitiN ICtuI ~
ed from overseas service, and he
: daughter, Miss Ellen Lauck, left Fri
day afternoon for Coffeyville, Kas
for a visit with friends and relatives
Henry Alley, who played left fell
with the Mt. Ida team, is brother o
Judge j. /. Alley, and brought his fam
lily over from Montgomery county fo
a short visit with Mena relatives. Mr.
Alley is in the hardware business a
Mt. Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. G. Harris of Holl,
Springs were in Mena Friday evening
enroute to Hatfield, where on Monda,
they begin work in the schools. Pro
fessor Harris will be principal and viii
be assisted by Mrs. Harris and Misse
Beulah Neal and Bonnie Musgrave.
"Shug" and Tom Taylor of Talihina
who had been visiting friends ans
relatives in Mena and vicinity, lief
Tuesday for their home. They wer'
brought to Mena by DIR. Will Phiipot
whose guests they were at Cherr.
HILL
County Clerk Will Alexander issue,
a marriage license Friday evening t
Lawton Gatlin, aged 10, Of Bonneville
and Miss Madlin Locke, aged 16, o,
Eagleton- On Saturday he issued ;
license to Walter Self, aged 81, O
Hatfield, and Miss Iva Moore, aged Is
Of Zafra, Ok.
Sheriff j. A. Thornton left Saturda,
afternoon for Little Rock to max.
final settlement for Polk county will
the state treasurer. He was accompa
MED by Deputies w. E. Anderson ane
Willis Hungate, who took naval de
serter to the capital to turn over t.
the federal authorities.
A peculiar accident occurred at th'
Fair Store Friday afternoon. A Ions
string of shelving filled with shoes
suddenly collapsed, but fell SO slowl,
that glass show cases in front wer.
not damaged The stock was some
what mixed up and gave Manager Ross
and his assistants lot of extra worl
Strengthening up.
H. Houseman of Port Arthur, Tex.
after spending two weeks in Poll
county, is convinced it is fine place tt
live and plans to make it his home