The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05

renew acquaintance with the scenes of his boyhood.
 4 p Walters of Bradford. Ark, is in Mena, the guest of $. W. Forrest'
 Alfred and Mamie Raff of Helena! are visiting Polk county friends ana relatives.
 L. B. Grace of Horatio was visit. or in Mena Wednesday, the guest or Mir. and Mrs. V. R. Price.
 L. P. Purvis. well-known Board Camp merchant, was reported to be dangerously ill Thursday morning.
 Mrs. E. c. Campbell of Foreman, a sister of Chancellor J. D. Shaver. is visiting in Mena with Chancellor and Mrs. Shaver.
 Lillian Ruth Crandall, infant daugh ter of Mir. and Mrs. Morton Crandall, died Saturday and was buried at White Oak cemetery.
 Mrs. T. A. Allen, who has been mak- ing an extensive visit with relatives in the northern states, arrived home. in Mena Wednesday afternoon.
 Miss Otta Kelly of Cove is visiting Miss Belle Tankersley, having accom- panied her Mena friends home fol lowing the barbecue Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Copelin, who attended the barbecue at Cove Wednesday, motored on to Sevier county to visit relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Lee Steel and daughter of Vicksburg, Miss, are visiting in Mena with Mir. and Mrs. Emmet Lindsay Mrs. Steel is a sister of Mrs. Lind says.
 Mir. and Mrs. Claud Clark left Wednesday afternoon for Temple, Tex, in response to a message telling of the serious illness of Mrs. Clark's father.
 Eli Turner, who was in Mena Thurs day to get supplies for his store on the Talihina road, reports his neigh borhood as assured the best corn crop known.
 Abner Fagin and bride arrived from Hazel, Ok, to spend their honeymoon with relatives. Mrs. Fagin is an Ok lahoma girl and this is her first visit to the Ozarks.
 w. A. Ragland, r. P. Sanders, Ike Grant and Ellis Goss were a quartet of Mena Masons who went to Wander voort Wednesday to assist the lodge in degree work that night.
 Troy Masters of Board Camp was in Mena Saturday on his way to San 1T .onia. Tex, to enter government hospital for relief from an ailment contracted while in military service
 Jack Hill of Fort Smith was in Mena Saturday to look after some legal business for the Mechanics Lumber Company, and while here found opportunity to renew old ac- quaintances.
 J. 5. Mosley of Little Rock, secre- taTy of the State Sunday School Board, reached Mena Saturday after noon and will conduct a training class for teachers at the Baptist church next week.
 Rev. J H. Bennett, pastor of the Baptist church at De Queen, was in Mena Saturday to visit his son and greet local acquaintances. Rev. Ben nett is conducting a revival meeting at Hatfield.
 J D. Stanford and Tom Nix have returned from a trip to the wheat fields. MT. Stanford was working near Wichita, Kas. while MT. Nix was in Oklahoma close to the Kansas line much of the time.
 Columbus Landrum. arrested at McAlester and brought back to Mena on a charge of disposing of mortgaged property, arranged settlement with the parties who caused his arrest and was given his freedom Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. M. Watkins and son returned Friday from their outing at Gillham Springs. D. M. reported on his return they had plenty of fish to eat, and when he left there were still big ones left for the next fellow to catch.
 Mrs. P. M MulIin and Miss Jean Kate Mullin of Waco, Tex, Mrs. J N. Miller of Denison, Tex. and Will liam Seitz of Texarkana are members of the house party now being enter tained at the Marshall Seitz home on Polk avenue.
 L. A. Troobridge of Chicago and A. c. Hanson of Oklahoma were busi- ness visitors in Mena Thursday. Both of them are representatives, of the Hanchett Bond Company, an organiza- ton dealing in municipal and paving bonds.
 Charles A. Layman of Hot Springs. sales manager for the states of Ar kansas and Louisiana for the Hadlev Milling Company of Olathe, Kas.. was in Mena Thursday in the interest off the gubernatorial candidacy of Harry E Walsh of Little Rock, fellow travelling man.