The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-22
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOT ES The Rev. J. B. Williams of Hatfield was in Mena Monday.
 Deputy Sheriff w. K. Hungate of Grannis was in Mena on official busi- zess Monday.
 B. A. Duncan has closed the deal for the purchase of the w. w. Fincher farm near Dallas.
 Dr. c. c. Gunnels returned Sunday from a trip to the Burkburnett and Ranger oil fields.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Goss returned Sunday from Upper Big Fork, where they had been with relatives since last Friday.
 J. G. Wood was in from Yocana on Monday to do trading, having come in from the home of his son, Leslie, near Ransom.
 Mrs. Ivan Rowe and Mrs J. R. Wal lace and children went to Stapp, Ok. Saturday to spend few days witf relatives.
 Earl Rakestraw, nephew of W. R Cole, arrived this morning from Paris Tex, for visit with Mir. and Mrs Cole and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. c. Cross arrived G.k ,tx,,. Ala, for visit with Mir. and Mrs. J J. Henson and Mrs. W. P Sunderman Marion Martin and Elihu Ford, held in the county jail for complicity ir conducting the Posey Hollow still were released on bond Sunday after soon.
 Miss Ruth Wiley returned to Mens this morning from Rich Mountain where on last Friday she had closed her work as teacher in the Ricl Mountain school.
 Mrs Hey Hudgins, Mrs. Gus Elmer son and Miss Nettie Salyers returned Sunday from Fort Smith, where they had been to attend the funeral of theil aunt, Mrs. S E. Cotton.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Lawrence, il from Shady last Saturday, were ac companied on the home trip by tn, Rev. s. A. Neighbors, who conducted services for the Shady folks on Sun day.
 Mrs. Sam Suits, living on Nortl Eleventh street, is in receipt of let ter from Red Cross nurse in France notifying her that her soldier hus band is recovering from an attack O pneumonia.
 c. D. Townsend came in Sunda! from Camp Pike, where he was mus tered out of the service last Satur day. He had been stationed at Caml Pike since being inducted into thu service last summer.
 M A. Lowther was in Mena Monda, to close the deal for the sale of hi farm, known as the Whan place, locat ed three miles west of Mena, to L. k Burtch The deal was made thru th' Hamilton real estate agency.
 The Rev R. F. Mallon and Mrs Mallon are shaping up their affairs tt leave the latter part of the week fol their former home in Detroit, Mich Mir MalIon has about closed the dea for the sale of the Mena Commercial school.
 ~ i .,fO were in Mena Monday to receive ; Holstein heifer which had been ship in for them from Texas. Mir. Goodnei also bought Holstein calf of J. R Wallace, his plan being to establish a herd of these dairy cattle.
 James o. Cole, son of MT. and Mrs C. H. Cole, arrived in Mena Saturda. from Camp Pike, where he had beer mustered out of service. He had beel overseas since last summer. and ol the 27th of this month it would hay been year since he left home.
 R. H. Nall, Joseph Robert and J. A Reeves went out to Mountain Forl Sunday for a fishing and camping trir expecting to be out until the latte part of this week. T. R. Jones, ST and Frank Nick Jones expect to joil them later in the week if the weathe permits.
 J. P Payne and brother, s. 0 Payne, and R. o. Owen, came in thi morning from fishing trip on Iron Fork at what is known as the Wind ing Hole. They had been out sine Sunday morning, but were handi capped by the rain, tho they brough in some fine fish.
 In order to accommodate more o the town COW owners, the dipping dat for the Watkins vat has again beel changed back to Saturday, and D. A Hazel will hereafter be in charge, s that Frank Thompson may continu in charge of the Prairie creek vat ol the same Saturdays.
 Mr anl Mrs TT Han xvarn a