The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-13


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Mrs. DR.. J. H. Wooten of Ammonia
Tex, is visiting Mena friends.
Ollie and Porter Lawrence of Wat.
ers were in Mena Monday on business
Arson Giles of Hatfield was in
Mena Monday arranging for sale he
will hold on November "a.
Marvin Sale of Ashdown spent the
week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Sale at Nunley.
w. A. Long of Wickes was in Mens
Friday to look after business, and to
visit his father, J. H. Long.
Teachers in the eastern district OF
Polk county will hold their district
meeting December 10, at Big Fork.
M. w. Roger came up from Lockes-
burg Sunday to see the airplane and
visit his family on Gam street.
Harry and Ina Lilies of Coaldale
came to Mena Friday to visit then
grandfather, j. Nj. Lilies and family.
j. B. Looney of Hatfield was in
Mena Friday, bringing some fine dried
fruit which he sold to local buyers.
The Stuart Land Company has or
dered White Way lights placed il
front of their office on Mena street.
Gregg Purvis has resigned his place
at Duke Magruder's and has gone tc
Hominy, Ok, to accept a new position
N. o. White of Board Camp was in
Mena Friday, enroute to Talihina, Ok.
where he will conduct religious
meeting.
H. A. Audas of Waldron was il
Mena Saturday, expecting to go tt
Ink to spend ten days or more with
his son, II. E. Audas.
Because he had failed to comply
with the dipping laws, Dan Wilcox Of
near Bord Camp, was lodged in the
county Jail Saturday.
H. Cliff was in DeQucen looking in
to business prospects Saturday, blu
on his return home stated Mens
looked better than ever to him.
Ivan Rowe left Sunday for Cadd,
Gap to secure house to live in wher
he assumes the position of cashier al
the new bank to be opened there this
week.
j. F. Averitt is experimenting with
a concrete floor in his home on Mens
street. He has built floor in on,
room and will give it tryout this
winter.
Fred Fried who was called to Mems
by news of the illness of his mother
left Saturday for Hutchinson, Kas.
to resume his work His mother i:
much improved.
Miss May Parker returned Satur
day morning from Little Rock, where
for the past week she has been attend
ing grand opera and hearing the great
artists sing.
w. j. Brinton, who last week begaT
wrok at S. l. Woods, has resigned, anc
on Monday began work at the Duke
Magruder company as salesman in the
shoe department.
Harry Ohse of Amarillo, Tex, is
in Mena seeking stock ranch where
he can keep 1000 head of cattle, anc
is looking over lands in the vicinity
of the national forest.
j. A. Heron left last Saturday fol
Carrie Springs, Tex, where he ex
poets to locate. He will, however
keep in touch with Mena and Poll
county thru the medium of The Star
j. H. Stephens returned to his home
at Kiowa, Ok, Friday, after spending
most of this week with Mena rela.
tives. Mr.. Stephens left Polk county
about year ago, buying a farm near
Kiowa.
Mrs. NJ. H. Berry of Indianapolis
Ind, surprised her Mena relatives by
arriving unexpected and unannounceo
Sunday She will be the guest of hei
son, r. M. Berry, and family, 2lC
Jones street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Wiley spent
Sunday with their daughter, Miss
Ferne Wiley, at Vandervoort, the
young lady acting as relief operator
in the Kansas City Southern Office
there at present.
Bart Rhosed and Miss Minnie Her.
ron were married at the home of the
Rev. F. F. Harrell Saturday, the Rev,
Harrell officiating The groom re-
sides at Cove and the bride was for
merly resident of Egger.
j. w. Edwards was closing up his
business in Mena today, preparatory
to returning to Heavener, from
whence ha will with Mrs Edwa ri q