The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-12

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 c. D. Baker of the Stuart Land Co went to Mt. Ida Monday to look after business for the company.
 E. J. Moseley returned Saturday from visit with relatives at Ash down, Wilton and Texarkana.
 Mrs. T. R. Bates left Wednesday afternoon for Potter to visit her daughter.
 Mrs. Tom Oliver and children of Heavener returned home Tuesday fol- lowing a visit in Mena.
 L. E. Lewis. who had been visiting S. l. Wood and family, returned Sun day to his home at Ardmore, Ok.
 Dr. c. c. Gunnels came over from Little Rock Sunday to look after busi- ness interests in Mena and vicinity.
 Mrs. L. M. Poe and children have returned home following a visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. l. N. Lane, near Old Potter.
 Dale Cunningham was drafted by the Hatfield baseball nine and left Friday afternoon to pitch game for them.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. T, Hounsel of Cove, who have been visiting their daugh- ter, Mrs. Clyde Trout, returned home Friday afternoon.
 Miss Kitty White has returned from her vacation trip to Arkadel- phia, and on Monday resumed work as saleslady at the Mena Mercantile Company store.
 s. R. Ten Broeck, who recently sold Tulsa to enter the land and lumber business, is back in Mena to look af- ter business for his company.
 Miss Mabel Lee was down Wednes- day afternoon, this being only her second trip out since her recent ill ness. She is recovering splendidly and soon will be as well as ever
 Miss Ferne Wylie, who had been visiting homefolks in Mena, left Thursday for Fort Smith, and will go from there to Rich Mountain to work for the Kansas City Southern as tel egrapher
 Roy Hester, I. R. Mcdonald and Claude Rose came from Wickes Wednesday to make primary election returns and to look after other mat ters of business.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Eddleman left Tuesday for Hatfield, the former to resume his work at the Younce mill and Mrs. Policeman going along to see that her husbands health kept up to the usual standard.
 The Proctor Smith company put out five new Fords this week, the new cars going to Nj. A. Stratton, Mena; Alex Carper, G. c. Gaddis, and W. J. Nichols, Hatfield; and J. F. Allison, Cove.
 Sheriff J. A. Thornton left Wednes- day morning for Little Rock to make final settlement with the state treas urer. Sheriff Thornton collected to- tai of $151 ,123.11 in taxes and issued BIAS poll tax receipts this year.
 Walter Dumond of Potter came to Mena Wednesday and secured A li- cense from County Clerk Alexander to wed Miss Nina Jackson. also of Potter. Albert Holt of Grannis secur- ed a license to wed Miss Cleo Harweil of Grannis.
 J. L. Horner left Wednesday after noon for Charleston, Ark, where he will visit for several days. This is his old home and he will renew acquaint- ances of bygone days and attend the reunion of civil war veterans sched- uled to take place at Charleston this week.
 J. F., Henry of the Times Record spent portion of today in Mena seeking details and local color to the 7 lamentable murder of Martha A. Deel. for which the mother. Mrs. Rachel FL len Deel is held in the county jail. A Sunday feature story will probably the result.
 Miss Marie Nelson of Grandview Heights, confined to her home since last Friday night because of a snake bite on her left foot, has about fully recovered except for the after effects which usually accompany such exper- fences. She will be able to return to her work next week.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. D. McGlothlin and son of Fort Worth Tex, arrived in Mena Wednesday afternoon for a wis it with Mrs. A. R. Byers and other re- latives. Mir. McGlothlin is a son of Mrs. Byers and is former Mena resi- dent. He is now yardmaster for the Katy lines at Fort Worth.
 Mrs. H. V. Hoehner, here from Sprin gdale, Ark, where she had been with Mr. Hoehner for the fast two months, announces that she has closed deal for the sale of the Hoehner residence on Stilwell Heights to Miss Eva Goddard. During the absence of Mrs. Hoehner the residence. until re- gently had been occupied by Mrs. Belle Taylor and son.
 Mrs. R. E. Hughes and little daugh- ter, Betsy Jane. arrived in Mena to- day from Sherman, Tex, to spend the remainder of the summer at the home of MT. and Mrs. r. J. Smith on Grand view Heights. Mrs. Hughes is teacher of art, music and expression in Carr Burdett College at Sherman and comes to Mena to get the benefit of the Ozark climatic conditions before resuming her work this fall.
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