The Mena weekly star., 1919-12-25

MT. and Mrg. W. II. OeiSihO SoitS up from Potter Wednesday to visIt Mena friends.
 A guest at a Mena hotel when he registered, gave his address as "the good old U. s. A."
 J. II. VanHorn has returned from Hartshorn, Ok, where he has Just closed a school of music.
 M. D. Johnson, cattleman of Smith vile, Ok, was looking after business matters in Mena Tuesday
 Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Mount of Ran som were visitors at The Star office while in Mena Wednesday.
 B. F. McCauley. Virgil McCauley, and Ruth McCauley of Baker Springs, were Mena visitors Wednesday.
 Mrs. M. I. Beauchamp left Tuesday for Beaumont, Tex, to visit with her daughter, Mrs. Jack Alger, and fam ily
 Miss Lillie Gova of Fort Smith is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Sam Hughes at their home on Eleventh street.
 MT and Mrs. Fred Salyers came in from their ranch in Montgomery county to spend Christmas with Mena relatives.
 Grover Winton, who has been work ing in the oil fields near Big Heart, Ok, was visiting Mena friends and relatives Wednesday.
 c. N. Heath of Board Camp is rid ing in new Ford, which he secured a few days ago from the Proctor Smith Motor Company.
 Eugent Robert and daughter of Minturn, Ark, arrived in Mena Tues day afternoon for visit with his brother, J. Robert, and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ray Legate and chill dren of Jackson, Miss, reached Mena Wednesday to spend holiday vaca- tion with his father, M. B. Legate.
 Rev. A. M. Harral and wife were pounded" Monday night by their con gregation, receiving world of good things to make the Christmas bette.
 w. F. Hogan of Highwood, H., was up from Grannis Tuesday with Alex Coyle Mr. Hogan has property inter ests in Polk county, and makes an an- .nual trip here. He keeps in touch with the happenings thru The Star, and took this opportunity to advance his subscription another year, avoid ing the $2.00 rate.
 Col. G. l.. Rector outbid all the oth- CT buyers Tuesday when he paid 40 cents for an extra nice white bale of cotton brought to the Mena market by W. H. Rowe.
 Grady Smith, secretary of the Hen derson-Brown college at Arkadsl- phia, is visiting thru the holiday week at the home of his parents, Judge H. N. Smith and Mrs. Smith.
 Mir. and Mrs. John T. Maloney of Hatton were visitors Wednesday in Mena. Mir. Maloney has only recently returned from the Texas oil fields, where he has been working.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Cox and their son, Russell, a student at Kemper Military school, arrived in Mena on Tuesday afternoon from Kansas City to spend Christmas at the old home.
 J Ed Leeper came up from Shreve- port to spend Christmas with his fam fly He is interested in the new oil fields in that vicinity, and describes Shreveport as the livest town in the world
 Mir. and Mrs. B. H. Henderson and children arrived in Mena Tuesday af- ternoon from Chickamauga, Ga, to visit Mrs. Henderson's brother, J B. Jones, who lives northwest of the city on Route 2.
 Rev. T. A. Park and Mrs. Park left Tuesday afternoon for Lafayette, Ind, where the Rev Mr. Park will officiate at the wedding of his brother, who travels from the old home in Tennes- see to wed an Indiana girl.
 E. Sommers left Wednesday after noon for Zwolle, La, where on Christ mas day his wife's sister, Miss Nell Winston, is to be married. Miss Win ston, was until a few weeks ago a teacher in the Mena schools.
 ] c Martiny of Dyersburg, Tenn, and Miss Frances Martiny of Mem phis, Tenn, are to spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs M. Martiny Mir lmartiny is a son of the Mena man, and the young lady is a granddaughter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Floyd M. Michael of Omaha, Neb., arrived in Mena or Wednesday for a visit with Mr