The Mena weekly star., 1919-04-24
PERSONAL NOTES

FENSONfAL NOhES
 M. W. Roger returned Monday from a prospecting trip to HOratio.
 Dr. F. A. Lee came from Wander voort Tuesray to attend the Circuit court.
 W. l. Mckinney left Monday for Conway to look after property inter ests and to visit friends. Mrs. Henry Lewis and Mrs. H. A. Standridge of Big Fork were in Mena Wednesday to attend court.
 J.. Nj. Pierce of the Big Cedar coun- try was in Mena Monday to get fenc- ing material and other supplies.
 R. A. Montgomery was at Cove and Hatfield Monday looking after ship ments of poultry for Dick Johnson.
 J. s. Austin and son, Waldo, were here Tuesday to arrange for the sale of the Austin farm located near Rocky.
 Minor Pipkin and J. H. Allen went to Potter on Tuesday to attend the funeral of J. T. Barron, making the trip in Mir. Aliens car.
 R. L. Crutchfield returned to Wal dron on Tuesday after having been in Mena for day to look after a case he had in the Circuit court. J. c. Hoheimer, manager of the Watkins Lumber & Mercantile Com- pany at Hatfield, was among the visitors in Mena Tuesday. M. H. Dake, who since leaving Mena has been drilling in the north east Oklahoma oil fields, is visiting in the city and may locate again.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. T. Morris and baby left Monday for Idabel, Ok, for wis., it at the home of MT. Morris parents, before they decide where they will To- cate. Mrs. N. F. Bales left Tuesday morning for Coalgate, Ok, to be with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Owens, who underwent and operation Sun day.
 Bart Rhoades, nephew of J. J. Hen son, returned to his home in Wander voort on Tuesday after a visit with Mir. and Mrs. Henson and other rela- tives.
 R. R. York came from Dennison Tex, to be here for the trial of civil case which is to come up at this term of court and in which he is one of the interested parties.
 Blanch and Floyce Slay, children of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Slay, returned to their home at Stapp, Ok, on Tues day after spending a week with Mena relatives and friends. Xaver Weber of Little River coun- ty, aged 32, and Miss Josephine Bunch of Wickes, aged 22, were granted a marriage license Monday by County Clerk Will Alexander.
 w. J. Brinton left Sunday for Hora- tio, where he has accepted position as salesman in the H. c. Pride mer- chandise store. Mrs. Brlnton will re- main in Mena for the present. J. D. Welter of Eagleton and Jess 1 and John Wagoner of Page, Ok, were l in Mena to attend court as witnesses ] in the case of the Crutchfield Lumber Company vs R. P. Harris ct al.
 Supt T. J. Wilbanks is sending all school officers a circular letter calling attention to Act 602, which requires that all teachers furnish health cer- 1 tificate before being employed to teach.
 Mrs. J. M. Allen and son, Lon, of Muse, Ok, were in Mena Wednesday ] to get building material and other supplies to complete the house that had been begun by Mir. Allen before his death
 Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Wallace moved the latter part of last week from the Dallas valley to the Dr. F. A. Lee res idence on Dallas avenue. Mir. Wal lace is employed as salesman in the s. l. Wood store.
 Mrs. J. H. Ewing and son, George, left Tuesday for Kansas, City, where the son will be under treatment of a specialist for an injury he sustained to one of his eyes one day while at school. They will also visit the old home at Lexington, Mo. The Order of Eastern Star will hold meeting Thursday night, April l24. There will be limitations, after which refreshments will be served l All members are urged to attend and cordial invitation is extended to 1 visitors.
 Hugh Fite, son of Mr. and Mrs. s i D. Fite, came from Winthrop Tuesday 1 to attend the Mena schools for the remainder of the term. He was ac- companied by his niece, Miss Ola ! Campbell, who has been visiting at 1 Winthrop.
 J. s. Lawrence, in Mena this week to attend Circuit court, reports that his son, A. H. Lawrence, injured in g fall with a horse, is steadily improv- ing, and it is thought that he will suf- fer no permanent injury from the | T r-. Ilz z fl l-