The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-08-07

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the others found accommodation a
the Alternately home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tut Harris of Potte
were in Mena Tuesday to have denta
work done.
j. r. Wallace began work the lat
ter part of last week in the j. G. Law
renee store.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Clement of Coy
spent Sunday in Mena with Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. L. Clement.
S. l. Woods, Southside merchant
left Monday on goods buying trip t.
st. Joseph, Mo-, and he may go on h
st. Louis.
DR.. P. r. Watkins was called t.
Page Saturday to attend VIII Blan
sett, an ernploye of the Buschow Lum
Der Company.
: w. M. Chamblin is another Mens
citizen who is going to try his for
tune in the Texas oil fields. He lef
Tuesday for Ranger, Tex.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Henry cam,
Saturday from Wickes for a visit a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Chris
topher Mrs. Henry is a niece of Mrs
Christopher
Hubert Durham came from Kansas
City Sunday to spend couple o.
weeks with Mena friends. He has
been employed in the Santa Fe shop.
in Kansas City.
/ Miss Vivian Mckinney returned OF
Monday from trip to Texarkana anC
Nashville. At Nashville she was tbs
guest of Mrs. Colonel Boughman, for
merly Miss Willella Crowson.
Claude Clark, in from the Dalla,
Valley Monday, reported that SONS
time Sunday some miscreants haC
made raid on his melon patch, de,
stroying a lot of melons and tearing
up the vines.
Henry Christy today closed dea
for the purchase of the Mack Huddle-
ston property on south Fourth street
and in turn Mr.. Christy sold his prop
erty on Dallas avenue to County AS
SCISSOR J. A. Hughes.
Miss Brown, trained nurse from
! Texarkana, is in Mena to assist in
caring for Master NJ w. Roger, jr.
who is seriously ill at the home or
Gam street. The little one was some
what improved today.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Randolph, Mrs
]. W. Hudgins and Miss Mary Hud-
gins left Wednesday for their home
in Womble. Mr.. Randolph was due
at Mt. Ida today to act as judge pro
tenn. for Judge Wood at special term
Of the Montgomery Circuit court.
Virgil Henry, who came from
Wickes Monday, began work Tuesday
as salesman in the Duke Magruder
store. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry are, for
the present, stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Christopher, burt this week
will move to the residence at ff05
Maple avenue, which will be vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Roberts.
Judge Wright Prickett, stricken
with paralysis during the term of Cir
cult court last April, is recovering
sufficiently to be able to walk fairly
well with the aid of crutch, and be-
ing improved so much that he expects
to give some attention to the office
work when his partner, Minor Pipkin
leaves this week for the Texas oil
fields.
Mrs. Pearl M. Dean has returned
from Talihina, Ok, where she was
called last week on account of the
death of her nephew, Victor Brewer, a
young lad of Is years of age. The
death came to Mrs. Dean like the loss
of her own child, having taken care of
Victor when he was an infant after
the death Of his mother, having had
him in her home until the death of
Mr.. Dean.
j. G. Hauerwas was in from the
Hauzier Farm Monday to get sugar
and other supplies to carry on the
home canning operations which are
keeping he and Mrs. Hauerwas busy
almost day and night. Just now they
are in the midst of canning the peach
crop, and before coming to town, Mr.
Hauerwas had picked eleven bushels
of green beans which will also be
canned.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Herrick of Can
ton, Ohio, are visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Lewis. They came
to Mena from Colony, Kas., where
they had visited daughter, Mrs. N
T. Stricken, having made the trip
from Canton to Colony in their car.
Mrs. Herrick is sister of Mrs.
Lewis and Mr.. Herrick is brother of
Myron 7. Herrick, former governor of
Ohio and at one time ambassador to
France.
Mr.. and Mrs. John HI. Green, who
had been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Rupert Steel at 211 Eighth
street, left Sunday for their home in
Hope, Ark. The visitors were delight
ed with conditions in Mena, beautiful
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