The Mena weekly star., 1919-10-16
Personal NOTES.

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Ford Younce Of Cove passed thru
Mona wednesday enroute to Fort
smith to attend the Free Fair.
Mrs. Tom J. Wilbanks and children
uert to Grannis last Thursday to joint
Mr. Wiibanks, who is there as cashier
a. the Bank of Grannis.
Can't. Ed. Hutson and Ed. Whipple
Il Hatfield were in Mena Thcr=ssa:ss:y;s on
business with county officials and look /,
inc after other matters
NJ. w. Crandal arrived Wednesday
from Good Hope, La, TO join Mrs.
lrandalI and children, who have been
IL Mena since last March.
Mrs. J. f. Hood and little daughter
left Wednesday afternoon for Fayette-
lie to spend ten days or longer with
Mrs. Hoods father and sister.
mir and Mrs. J. J. Coker and baby,
accompanied by Miss Florence Rich
= rds. were at Foreman last week, nav
ne made the trip in the Coker auto.
~ e. Bailey left last Thursday for
the northern markets to buy goods for
me hardware department of the S. /.
Wood store: Of which he was recently
olaced in charge.
Alex. Coyle, commissioners of the
p9is county Jefferson Highway, came
from Grannis Wednesday to take up
road matters with j. F. Hood and Ira
D. Smith, the other members of the
commission.
County Judge H. w. Finger has
seen notified of his appointment as
county Chairman for the Arkansas
Good Roads Bureau. The Arkansas
Good Roads Bureau is an adjunct Of
me Board of Commerce of Little Rock.
Mrs. f. E. Goodman and daughter,
who recently moved to Mena from
Montgomery county, have bought
home thru the Ford Real Estate Agen-
cy. securing the property on Reeves
street adjacent to the Ingram resi-
denee.
A. B. Tucker, in the blaeksmithing
business at Hatfield for the last II
years. was in Mena Friday TO crate
and ship some household goods to
WEIGH, Ok, where he expects to move
and where some Of his children are
living.
Albert Robertson, cotton weigher,
went to Hatfield today to take up the
proposition of appointing a deputy
weigher for that point. He stated he
vas considering the proposition at
|rhe request of some Of the cotton buy
ers at Hatfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Golf and Mr.. and
Ers. w. ]. Lauck are on an overland
awts trip to St. Louis, going by way
Of Little Rock and Memphis. They
sperted to strike the improved high
vann before heino can0ht hu the ra-
SOL rains.
nss Bernice Patton. graduate Of
- Normal Training Department Of
- Nena High School, with the class
u 1919. has been employed as teach
- Of the Bunch school, near Wickes,
\ fw the winter term Of 4 months. The
ssbssl will open on the first Monday
- November.
Announcement has reached Mena of
tas marriage Of Miss Mary f. Dono-
lac to Jack Flynn, which was solem-
sized at nuptial high mass at the
Catholic church at Tulsa, Ok, Sunday
nersing. The young people are now
Ess 8 wedding tour to California. but
wi b. at home at Tulsa.
4 mr Dan Brawley came in Thursday
%zssRing from Jennings, Ok, to spend
50 few days looking after business in
nws. When she returns home some
Asy next week she will be aceompan-
~ by Mrs. E. P. Langford and chill
assa, who 20 to Jennings to join Mr..
fssgford. at work there in the oil
kelh
y. 3. Linn, the innocent bystander
Ayared last Sunday by the explosion
II Ne ammonia drum at the Common
B wealth Public Service Company ice
J pEat. has about fully recovered from
Ma ahock and the injuries. The only
aus now bothering him is his eyes,
sArb, however, are not infiamed, but
aAtly feel as tho there was a scum
sv~ them.
q . A. Johnston, living out near Cor
IL was in Mena several times last
UsA getting treatment for blood
sslson infection on his left hand
eatrsed from an injury from barb wire.
\. Watkins has the Infection well in
hans. however, and Mr.. Johnson will
ssfer most seriously from the en-
f~ced vacation at time when he
nA0sld be busy on the farm.
q ur. and Mrs. Mark r. Olney have
ecta advised by telegram that the