The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
PERSONAL NOTES

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 D. E. Little of Board Camp was visitor in Mena Monday.
 Mrs. Anna Calliston of Grannis wa in Mena on business Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. II. Deremo of Pot ter were Mena visitors Monday.
 James Painter of Rich Mountain was in Mena on business Monday.
 Dr. F. A. Lee of vandervoort spen Sunday in Mena with his family.
 Mr. J. N. Roach of Stapp visited hr. and Mrs. Ivan Rowe Monday.
 G. W. Petty and W. M Matthew were in Grannis on business Monda, afternoon.
 J. c. Hoheimer and J c. Gatei were among the Hatfield citizens il Elena Monday.
 Roy Bailey returned Saturday iron Poteau, where he had been assisting bis father, w k. Bailey.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. B. Wynn and chil dren, living northwest of the city, wis tied Mena friends Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Curtis Shields anC family are in Fort Smith on a com bined business and pleasure trip.
 Mayor Ira o. Smith and c. A. Proc tor left Monday for Fort Smith tC bring back some new Ford Roadsters
 Mrs. Bev Allen and child of Cam den, who had been visiting Mir. anC Mrs. R. s. Allen, returned horne Sun day.
 Mrs. Hugh Stapp and two daugh, ters of Commerce, Tex, are in Mens for an extended visit with friends anC relatives.
 Frank Rork of Hatfield, who only recently returned from overseas serv. ce in France, was visiting Mena Friends Monday.
 Lee Youngblood, with the Crutch- field Lumber Company at Eagleton attended to business for the company in Mena Saturday.
 Officers of Frank Fried post of the American Legion have received notice from state headquarters that the hena post will be No. IS.
 W. c. Benson of Big Fork was 1T Mena Monday en route to Madill, Ok. to visit with his children, eight boys and four girls. He will be gone about ten days.
 John Wilks, aged 21, and Miss Der tha Riggs, aged Is, both residents of Hatfield, were granted license to wed by County Clerk Will Alexander or Monday.
 Four motor cars, those of Amzi Winton, J. B. Goss, T. A. Allen and Fred Embry, carried their respective families to Big Fork creek Sunday for an outing in the woods.
 A. B. Higgins of Mineral spent Mon- day in Mena to attend to business He lost his wife by death July as a sesult of influenza and pneumonia from which she suffered last winter. George B. Cook, city superintend- ent of Mena schools, is in the city and at work getting ready for the coming years work. Mir. Cook will not bring ais family from Little Rock for the present.
 Edgar B. Smith, after being in service in France for enarly a year landed in Hoboken, July 6, and is ex- pected to arrive in Mena Tuesday, ac- cording to word received from his parents, Mir. and Mrs. H, N. Smith
 W. ". Townsend has returned from his sojourn at Hot Springs. He took the baths at the spa and while he lost some weight, he returned to Mena much improved in health. He was at his store as usual Monday morning George Pettitt of Fort Smith visited Mena friends Sunday. When told that Sunday night was the warmest night of the summer in Mena he said if Fort Smith folks could get a night as cool as that one, they'd be afraid a frost was coming.
 C. C.. Raf and daughter stopped in hena Sunday while enroute home from Honey Grove, Tex, where they had been to visit Mrs. w. W. Rowton, another daughter of MT. Raff. The visitors formerly lived in Mena, but are now located at Helena, Ark.
 While returning from motor trip to Hot Springs Sunday, Bob Connally struck bad piece of road and upset his passengers. His sister, Miss Clemmie Connally of Rocky, received an injury to her nose and the rest of the party escaped with nothing more serious than a shaking up.
 Lieut.. Will Nelson, who has been in Uncle Sam's army for almost two years, and who was overseas with the artillery branch of the service, is spending 15-day furlough in Mena with the homefolks. His division was sent to Camp Sheridan, Ohio, from