The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES
 J. W. Martin of Hatfield was q Mena visitor Friday.
 Dr. c. A. Campbell and E. H. But- Ter were among the Hatfield business men in Mena Friday.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Grover Kon- kler, June 5, a boy, weight l4 pounds. Dr. J. I. Bogard in attendance.
 In order to have grain and hay the farmers in different parts of Polk county spent Sunday in the fields.
 Mrs. W. c. Johnson of Dallas. Tex. arrived in Mena Thursday to visit her parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. N. Cole.
 Houston Johnson of Hatfield was in Mena Thursday on his way to Tali- nina to look after business matters.
 Dr. A. E. Wiley and wife spent Sun day at Page with their daughter. Miss Fern Wiley, K. c. s. operator at this point.
 Mrs. Herman Reeves and little son arrived from Miami, Ok, Friday af- ternoon for visit with F. M. Reeves and family.
 Miss Cleo Fowler of DeQueen is in AIena to visit her grandparents. Mir. ana Mrs W. o. Breed1n, 1904 Jans- sen avenue.
 A. J. Swanson and Edw Jenson of Ord, Neb., are stopping at the Com mercial while Investigating conditions in Polk county.
 Lieut. H. R. Getz, who has been vis- iting Mena friends, ended his fur tough Sunday and left for his station near Denver, Colo.
 Arthur Lilies of Big Fork, who re- gently returned from overseas serv- ice, was in Mena visiting friends and looking after business matters Friday.
 Word was received in Mena Thurs day that Edgar York had landed in New York and would come home just as soon as possible to see the new baby.
 Miss Carrie H. Plunkett of Little Rock, district demonstration agent, was in Mena Friday to assist Miss Annie Woods Polk county home agent
 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bennett and two children of Fort Smith, are in Mena to visit Mr. and Mrs Tom Allen, Mir. and Mrs. Amzi Winton and other relatives.
 The Rev. T. A. Small, former Mena resident, but who has been living in Houston, Tex, for some years past, is greeting old time friends and ac- quaintainces.
 County Superintendent of Schools T. J. Wilbanks, arrived in Mena Sat urday from a visit in Louisiana, and left Sunday afternoon for Conway,
  county school heads of the state.
 H. T. Potts, living on the Southside, planted three bushels of potatoes in his home garden. To date he has sold $30.60 worth of spuds and he says he hasn't begun to touch the patch.
 Misses lone and virgelia Golf, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. R. Golf, who have been attending Ward-Bel- mont at Nashville, Tenn, arrived home Friday afternoon, their college work being over for the summer.
 Deputy Sherifs V. I. Ellsworth, J. s. Henson and P. Reed left Monday morning for Fort Smith, where they will be witnesses before the federal grand jury investigating the cases of alleged moonshining in Polk county.
 George Cazee, who lives west of Mena, was in the city Friday with some fine plums, which he shipped to Ben C. Eastin of Henryetta, Ok, who will sell them. This is the second shipment of the kind made this week. c. A. Kennett, salesman at Town sends. went to Howe Sunday to meet Mrs. Kennett, who has been at Cor win, Kas., to assist in caring for her daughter, and who was enroute home. Mrs. Kennett has been gone from Mena for over four months.
 H. E. Manning, James Pegram, J. T. Magruder and other Menaites inter ested in the Desdemona field in Texas, were elated Monday over the receipt of news telling of an S,0OO-barrei well coming in last week close to their holdings. The Mena men are having well drilled on one of their tracts near Desdemona.
 ]. c. Lawrence moved his stock of goods Monday morning from his own building to the Goss building next door. where he will conduct business. until his new building is ready. Work men have already torn down con siderable portion of the Lawrence building and the owner will hurry the work of remodeling as rapidly as pos sible.
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