The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-16

operated by. Cliff & Co., closed it's
doors Monday night, leaving Mena
with butsss single bakery.
Mrs. d. B. Joplin, after a visit of
several days with Mrs. j. w. Cunning
ham and other friends, left Tuesday
for her home at Dyer, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Seitz are prepar-
ing to move from Polk street into the
Tweedy residence on Hamilton ave-
nue., which they recently purchased.
E. o. Crandell is moving into the
French residence on Polk street. He
states that he expects to put in a
planer for dressing lumber in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Cummings
and daughter of Potter were up Sun
day for short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. w, H. Clover, parents of Mrs.
Cummings.
J. l.. Livesay, merchant of Nella,
Scott county, came in Tuesday to buy
goods, and to meet his wife, who came
in from Winthrop, where she had been
visiting sister.
Kansas City Southern railway, passed
trru Mena Tuesday en- route to Ash
down, where he will take part in farm
bureau campaign.
George Henry, an old soldier and a
former resident of Mena, after spend
ing couple of weeks here, left Tues
day to again enter the Soldiers Home
at Leavenworth. Kas.
John Wimberly and Holder VIII
liams, two of Polk county's best
known farmers. left Monday on a
business trip to Oklahoma, stopping
first at McAlister.
H. f. Petit, who lives southeast of
the city, was in Mena Monday on his
way to Bonneville, Ark, where he ex-
poets to make arrangements to enter
the state sanitarium.
w. A. Mize, living near Rocky, was
in Mena Tuesday and left on No. A
for Shamrock, Ok, to be with his son,
Connie Mize, who is to undergo an
operation for appendicitis.
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Ed Parish who has been spending
the summer at Oklahoma points, re-
turned to Mena. Monday for a short
visit before returning to his studies
at the University of Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bailey Of Big
Fork were in Mena Tuesday to start
on a motor trip thru Oklahoma, hop
ing to find new home that suited
better than the one in Polk county.
Bert Whiting, former Mena resi-
dent, now living at Vista, Mo-, and
Mrs. Pearl Cordray of Westville, Ok,
came to Mcna Monday, and after Sc
curing a marriage license were uniter
in wedlock by Justice s. H. Smith.
Fred W. Voerster left Monday for
South Dakota, where he will make
his home with his son and daughter.
The latter, with her husband, J. B.
Finn, left last Sunday on an overland
auto trip to South Dakota.
Mrs. Black, sister of Mrs. Lee
Mailman, is very low at her sisters
home on South Mena street, and is
not expected to live. The father of
the two ladies, Mr.. Burks, came in
from Foreman, Wednesday morning.
Two new bushes houses are to be
opened on the southside this week.
f. r. jackson will open clothing and
shoe store and G. c. Sparks will have
pool hail. Both new businesses will
be located in the Bates building on S.
Mena street
w. Homer Pigg, former county
superintendent of this county, now
county agent in Hampstead county,
after spending Tuesday in Mena on
business, went to Little River coun-
! ty, where he will help in the member
ship campaign for the organization
Of farm bureau.
Mrs. Joe Miller of Durant, Ok ar
rived in Mena Tuesday morning and
was met by Cotton Miller and taken
| to Oden to attend the burial of her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Bob Miller. The
visitor will also take care of the dead
mothers baby, only few days old
and take it back to her home at Dur
ant
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Clark and Mrs
M. j. Rollyson, aunt of Mr.. Clark
gave up their residence in Mena ia
make a new home in Oklahoma. They
left Tuesday, Mr.. Clark going direct
ly to .Elgin, Ok, where, with other
Mena folks he is interested in an oil
project; Mrs. Clark, before going tc
Elgin, win visit at the home of her
mother in Indianola, Ok, and Mrs
Rollyson will spend the winter at Ros.
well, N. M,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Roy Ivey Of Hora.
ito arrived in Mena this week K
spend at least six months here in the
hope Of benefiting Mrs. Ivey's health
Mr.. Ivey has been in the drug bust.
ness at Horatio, and if they succeed
In getting located in Mena and thu
climate proves congenial, he will en-
gage in some line Of business in thi.
city. They win be at home in tn.
Crandell residence, corner Tent
street and Maple avenue.
Mrs. Fl. H. Dugan and son, Maste,
Haynes, here for the last four weeks
left Wadupcdox fo~- th.,;x. loxs,~ =