The Mena weekly star., 1919-10-02

l '. w. Iolle of Grannls was m Mena Monday on business with county off, cials.
 J. A. Lilies of Coaida.e, Scott coun- ty, spent Monday in Mena with his father, J. N. Lilies, returning home Tuesday.
 J. A. Mackey of Rich Mountain was in Mena on business Monday, having come down on Sunday afternoons train. N
 G. D. Chewning came from Ash down Saturday to spend Sunday with Mrs. Chewning and family, living on Church avenue.
 Griss Green, uncle of w. l. Green, having sold his farm near Potter, left Tuesday on prospecting trip to southwestern Texas.
 Ike Purdue, on his return to his home near Hatton from trip to Big Fork, stopt for day or two with Judge w. N Martin and Mrs. Martin. John Hulsey, son of the Rev. J. w. Hulsey of Nit. Ida, while enroute to Hodgens, Ok, to visit an uncle, stopt with Mena friends for a day or two. J. A. Dupree left Tuesday afternoon on prospecting trip to Idabel, and other McCurtain county, Oklahoma points.
 Mrs. M. D. sWinton and daughter, Miss Nola, of Rocky, spent Monday 1 in Mena at the home of MT. and Mrs. T. A. Winton, going out home on Tuesday.
 | Miss Jennie Reed, teacher in the Hickory Grove school near Ink, was in Mena Monday to return to her home at Hatfield, having closed the work for this term.
 ED. Watkins, accompanied by his father and mothers, MT. and Mrs. w. J. Watkins, was in from Board Camp Tuesday to get supplies, making the trip in his car.
 County Clerk Will Alexander on Monday issued a marriage license to Roy Stockton and Miss May Rose, both of Hatfield, and both aged 20 years.
 Miss Seabie Jones of Coaldale, Scott county, began work Monday in the J. c. Lawrence store. Miss Jones was on duty for time last spring at the same place.
 Orville Winton of Rocky has been added to the employees at the Mena Flour Mill, and is kept busy much of the time driving the mill truck and loading cotton seed.
 Judge W. N. Martin was at Hatfield Monday to appear in the court of Squire W. J. Davis to file labor claims against a concern that has been in the tie business near Hatfield.
 c. B. Lyons, former county weigher, began work Monday as weigher at i the Mena Bonded Warehouse. All of the cotton buyers are having their cotton weighed at the warehouse.
 Mrs. II. C. Purdue of Kingston, Ok, arrived in Mena Tuesday to go to Big Fork, where she will make her home with her son, Jack Purdue. She was met in Mena by her son and fam fly.
 Mrs. Hal L. Norwood returned to Mena last Saturday on belated train No. 4 from Ashdown, where she had spent week with her daughter. Mrs James R. Wood.
 Minor Pipkin, LeRoy Neal and J. E ! Taylor began work Monday morning as Commissioners of Accounts. They will make their report to Judge J. s Steele when he convenes Circuit court on the third Monday in October. | Fred Anderson, son of Mir. and Mrs Henry Anderson of Oak Ridge, Jeff Monday afternoon for Phoenix, Ariz. from where he will go to Taft, Ok. where he will enter the employ of tn, United Western Oil Company.
 
 While the extraordinary session oi the legislature will not adjourn unti Wednesday,, Representative W. B Thomas returned home to Wickes or Sunday, and is again on duty as cash fer of the Bank of Wickes. T. R. Ogden, after day spent witl his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Og den, of the Dallas Valley, and witl
 Mena friends, left Monday afternoon : for Idabel, Ok, where he is circula tion manager for the Daily News.
 The Payne Real Estate Agency hal ; closed the deal for the A. E. Masor 80-acre farm in Posey Hollow to A Robinson of Denver, Colo. Mir. Rob ' inson and family are already here ans will get possession of the place within ' ten days.
 W. J. Dunman, captain of Pat Clai borne Camp of Confederate Veterans announces that there will be meet , ing of the camp at the courthouse nex f Saturday at 12 o'clock, to arrange fo { the Confederate reunion to be held a | Atlanta, Ga, and to convene on Octo