The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-10-30


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Mr. and Mrs, Walter Herring o
Grannis were in Mena Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Allen Of Gov
were in Mena on business Tuesday.
Mrs. A. M. Parker Of Cove, Will
lin Mena Tuesday was the guest D
Mrs. H. +. Casebolt.
Bob Crump and Herman Brown 0.
Cove were Mena Wednesday, hav
ing been subpoenaed as witnesses in ,
civil case.
Mrs. Eugenia Boyles of Granni
was among those to attend court OF
Tuesday, being interested in the cas-
of State VS.. Ferrison Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh LOFTS and MARI
LOFTS, who had been here since tn,
opening Of Circuit court last week
left for their home in Stewart, Ok.
James Wood, who had spent las
week in Mena at the home of hi:
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Harper, re
turned to his home at Ink Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. York, here fol
over a week to attend Circuit court
and to visit relatives and friends, left
Tuesday for their home at Dennison
Tex.
w. r. Lackey and e. T. Foster o.
Opal were among the farmers on the
cotton market Wednesday, selling two
bales to G. w. Petty at 81 cents q
pound.
Mrs. VIM. Williams, daughter Of
Mrs. Chas. Kirkland, returned to her
home at Howe, Ok, Tuesday, after
having spent week with her mother
in Mena.
Charles Cooper of Atlanta, Ca, a
nephew of Mrs. J. G. Hudgins, after
spending two weeks with Polk county
relatives, left Tuesday for Hot
Springs.
A. 0. Lewis has bought from R
Golf what lis known as the John Jop-
lin property on Refine street. The deal
was made thru the Kelly -Strattor
Company.
j. N. Etchison and daughter, Mrs
B. w. Stout, arrived Saturday from
Patterson, Ia, for visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Etchison, living
out on route No. 1.
Mrs. Kelsey Skinner returned to her
home at Cove Sunday after spending
several days in Mena visiting he1
aunt, Miss Sallie Dorsey, Mrs. w. A.
Worthington, Mrs. r. A. Montgom-
cry, and other friends.
Green Hawthorne, captain Of the
Mena High School football team, re-
turned Monday morning from Wal.
dron, where he had been visiting rela-
tives since the game with the Heav-
ener team last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Young of St
Joseph, Mo-, arrived in Mena Sunday
to join John j. Tootle of the same city
father Of Mrs. Young. They made the
trip today to Shady, where Mr.. Tootls
has made investments and is improv.
ing his holdings.
Mrs. w. N. Starbuck Of Acorn, ii
Mena Monday with her son-in-law, F
F. Monitor, announced that she ex'
pected to leave next Sunday for Her
old, S. OAK, where she will spend the
winter at the home of her daughter
Mrs. r. G. Kinyon.
Mrs. F. l.. Worrell of Gan, Ok.
was in Mena Wednesday to do shop
ping. Mr.. and Mrs. Worrell formerly
lived at Rich Mountain, where Mr.
Worrell was operator and station
agent, but since last spring they hav,
been located at Cans.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Sunderland ant
family have arrived from Atchison
Kas., to take possession of the Judg,
Carder place in the Dallas valley
which was bought not long since b,
MIR. Sunderland thru the Kelley STRAIT
ton Company. Their car of goods ar.
rived Saturday.
j. w. Wilson Of Brayman, Mo, il
Mena since last Wednesday prospect
ing for location, left for home Sun
day. While he has not yet bought {
Polk county farm, he was so we'll sat
isfied with conditions that he viii hole
a public sale on returning home. ane
will then come to Mena.
Mrs. S. A. Easton and daughter-in
law, Mrs. Clara Easton of Cameron
Ok, and Mrs. J. w. Wilmington o
Waldron, Ark, arrived in Mena thil
afternoon for a visit at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Eddy. Mrs. Eas
ton and Mrs. Wilmington are mother
and sister, respectively, of Mrs. Eddy
Mrs. Ivan Rowe returned Sunda.
from Stapp, Ok, where she had beef
helping care for her niece, Miss Lucil'