The Mena weekly star., 1919-03-20

as ne can find place that suits, Mir. hiuck will start farming.
 Elza Nichols of Hatfield was a week end visitor in Mena.
 MT. and Mrs. Leslie Moseley were m Fort Smith on business Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Barton of Cove spent Friday in Mena to do shopping.
 Prof. E. w. Hamby of Wickes was among those who attended the agri- cultural meeting in Mena Friday. The Rev. ". B. Green left Friday afternoon for a trip to Fort Smith and vicinity, his first journey, he says, in three years.
 Griff McCauley, his son, Emmett. and the latter's wife, composed the party of Hartley residents in Mena Saturday.
 w. A. Dodds of Popular Bluff, Mo-, IS in Mena looking for location, and called at the Commercial Club Satur- day morning,
 l J. A. McCauley, W. T. Whisenhunt, and the latter's two sons, Doc and Will Whisenhunt, were Shady farm CTS in Mena Saturday. 1 Alex Coyle and Mrs. Walter Her rin of Grannis were in Mena Friday to attend the meeting of the County Agricultural Council. A marriage license was issued Fri day to Horace Baker, aged 24, and Miss Fife Frachiseur, aged 22, both residents of Grannis.
 Bob Crump and T. K. Sims were among the southend farmers in Mena Friday to attend the meeting of the Council of Agriculture. R. J. Abernathy of Big Fork was in Mena Saturday to get supplies for the Edwards & Abernathy store, making the trip despite the March showers.
 Judge H. w, Finger and the com missioners for the Jefferson Highway are inspecting the proposed right of way in company with Judge Fingers , brother.
 Capt. J. B. Smith and Bill Wylie were in from Shady Saturday to meet a party of visitors interested in min ing, but the investigators had not yet reached Mena.
 The Rev. S. A. Neighbors of Pot ter was in Mena Saturday enroute to Shady to fill an appointment, but the rain prevented and he was forced to return home.
 ]. J. Barnett of McCurtain, Ok, accompanied by Mrs. Barnett and their son, are in Mena today visiting with Mir. and Mrs. O. E. Dougherty and attending to business. Prof. W. E. Laseter, state super. visor of rural schools, spent Friday in Mena in consultation with Supt Tom J. Wilbanks, concerning plans for the rural schools during the com ing year.
 Dr. J. G. Hilton was called to near Rocky Monday to attend Will Lang ley, who had accidentally cut himself on the left foot with an axe. Sever stitches were required to close tn, wound.
 T. H. Duke, jr., and wife expect tt move into their new home on Nintl street the coming week. They vii occupy the newly remodeled bunga low owned by Mrs. J. T. Spring, anC facing Janssen Park.
 W. M. Clark of San Francisco, z member of the California Fruit Can ners' Association, having heard oi Polk county thru the Mena Commer. cial Club, arrived in Mena Saturday to look over conditions with view tc locating and entering business. 1 Postmaster R. s. Allen, who spent Thursday in the vicinity of Beach, Ok. reports that he had Dukes Mix ture" of ride on the trip, going te Beach in an auto, thence walking two miles, following up with horse back ride of four miles. From tn, effects of the experience he was sort as boil Friday.
 William Warner of the Rocky neighborhood was Mena visitor Sat urday and reported that his father, J E. Warner, a former resident, wac still confined at his home near Sayre Ok, from recent stroke of paralysis Three of Mir. Warmers sons were 1T the world war. Milton was in the navy, Earl saw service in France, ano