The Mena weekly star., 1919-01-23

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ing here. He owns farm land west of
the city.
Frank Amos of Poteau was a Mena
visitor Friday.
j. r. Davis of Foran Gap was in
Mena on business Friday.
Ransom Lawrence of Smithville is
visiting Ellis Goss and family.
W. E. Harrell of Eagleton visited
in Mena Thursday and Friday.
Robert Ball Of Oklahoma City, was
in Mena on business Friday. He may
locate here.
Douglas Walker, owner and mana
ger Of the Cove Telephone system, at
tended to business in Mena Monday.
Mrs. Barney Thomas was up from
Wickes Friday to superintend the re-
moval of their household goods to
Wickes.
Capt. E. d. Hutson, the popular
southend auctioneer, was up from
Hatfield to mingle with Mena friends
Monday
Miss Mary McNeely arrived Sun
day from Austin, Mimi, to visit
relatives and friends in Mena and at
Ashdown.
Wiley r. Cox, an uncle Of Edwin b,
Cox, who had been visiting in Mena
left Thursday afternoon for his home
at Metz, Mo.
Mrs. w. T. Morgan of Wickes, was
in Mena Friday to visit her husband
decorator at the new postoffice build
ing, and also to do some shopping.
Mrs. Charles Wells and son arrived
in Mena Friday afternoon from West.
vile, Ok, to spend the weekend with
Mr.. Wells, agent for the X. C. S.
Mac Reed, who has been seriously
i'll at Weleetka, Ok, was brought
home Saturday afternoon, having re-
covered sufficiently to stand the trip
Mrs. H. w. Cardwell, after visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. d. Shrewsbury, left Satur-
day to join Mr.. Cardwell at Okla
homa City.
l. A. Axelton arrived from Hope
to make short visit with his family
in Mena. Mr. Axelton is in the ex-
press service, with a run from Hope
to Ardmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Deremo, who
were married in Mena few days ago.
returned from a visit at Big Fork,
and on Friday night left for their
home at Potter.
Henniger Logan of Coalgate, Ok,
was in Mena Friday visiting old time
friends while enroute to Wickes. He
is planning to return to his former
home near Mineola.
]. c. Terrell of Red Acres, west of
Mena brought a bale of cotton to
Mena Friday for storage in the bond
ed warehouse. He found the trip an
extremely hard one.
Mrs. James Rogers of Woodriver,
Ill, granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. G. Davidson, arrived in Mena last
week for an indefinite stay at the
home of her grandparents.
Mrs. Theresa McClelland, vice pres
ident of the Four States Oil, Gas and
Mining Company, was called to Fort
Worth, Tex, on business, leaving for
that point Thursday afternoon.
Clyde Whisenant, who has been Wis
ting friends and relatives in Mena,
left on Monday for Newpodt News,
We, to rejoin his company. He is
with the medical corps in Uncle Sam S
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Anderson, whe
tSlt nuCHt SUfHc iitut ago LOT IOLtdus
have decided that Polk county is q
better place in which to live, and have
returned to again take up their resi-
dence.
The Rev. w. NJ. Crowson and wife
left Friday afternoon for Center
Point, Howard county, where they
will live and where Mr.. Crowson will
have charge Of circuit of Methodist
churches.
Miss Minnie Morris of Hatfield is
making her first visit to Mena and is
finding much TO interest her. She is
sister of Mrs. M. Kessinger Of the
Ozark, and will probably remain and
assist in the management of this
popular place.
Mrs. Eula 0lentine and Fl. M. Sad
Ter, who had been in Mena to look af-
ter mining interests, have returned
to Muskogee Ok, but will return to
resume operations when the road con-
ditions improve
DIR. Ed Smith. who with Mrs. Smith
have been visit'ng with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor. has gone to
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