The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-03

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 Russ Kerr of Waters was in Mena Saturday on business.
 Hal Pearson of Grannis spent Sun day with Mena friends. Arley A. Nichols. now of Little Rock, was in Mena Friday. Lum SaIyers of Ada, Ok, is visiting relatives and friends in Mena. D. F. Johnson and family of Nella were trading in Mena Monday. Mir. and Mrs. s. L. Watts of Amity visited Mena friends Sunday. L. E. Fogel of Fogel, Ok, was a business visitor in Mena Friday. c. H. Jett of Wickes spent a few hours with Mena friends Thursday. D. E. Palmer and B. F. Graves of Womble were Mena visitors Sunday.
 Amos Musgrave and w. o. Yeakey of Hatfield were in Mena on business Monday.
 Earl Davis of Montgomery county, son of Little Jack Davis. is visiting Mena friends.
 Miss Lena Harper of Forum, Ok, reached Mena Friday for visit with relatives and friends.
 J. L. Pickett of Ashdown spent Sun day in Mena with Mrs. Pickett, who is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. G. Embry
 M. G. Lunsford of Ink was ming ling with Mena friends Saturday, and advanced his subscription to The Star another year.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Lively of Stat ington were in Mena Saturday on their way to Echo, Logan county, to visit daughter.
 J. II. Williams of Vandervoort was in Mena Saturday and secured li- cense to marry Louise Cecil, also a resident of Vandervoort. Miss Beulah Salyers came up from Foreman Thursday afternoon for a visit with her mother and relatives and friends in the old home town.
 George Chambers and Miss Della Brown, both residents of Egger, came to Mena Saturday and after securing license were married by Justice l..
 N. Burnett.
 Miss Fern Wylie, who is operator for the Kansas City Southern at Sali- saw, Okla, reached Mena Thursday afternoon for visit with her par ents, Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Wylie. A. R. Hill of Ashdown spent Mon day in Mena the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Rupert Steel and should he finds a home that suits, is expecting to be- come a regular resident of the city J. A. Jones of Alma, Ark, came to
 Mena Saturday, secured a marriage license from County Clerk Will Alex ander, and then went on to Hatfield, where he is to wed Miss Callie Powell. Walter Bird of Page, Ok, and Miss Mary E.. Ward of Gillham, met in Mena Monday and after securing a marriage license were married at the courthouse by the Rev. r. r. fiarreii. L. A. Bowden, who is operating a sawmill in Sevier county, spent Sun- ay with his family in Mena. The re- cent floods along the Cossatot hit MT.
 Bowden hard, he losing six head of work stock and about $6,000 worth of lumber.
 Miss Emily Pipkin, who has been teaching in the musical department of Decatur College, Decatur, Tex, ar- rived home in Mena Thursday after noon to spend the summer vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Minor Piplsin.
 While working on a telephone line near Old Potter Friday, Bently Earl was shocked by bolt of lightning and thrown from the pole to the ground. The fall of 10 feet dazed him, but he was not otherwise hurt. Mrs. E. J. Foster was up from Pot ter Monday arranging for public sale which will be held at her place Thursday, June 10. Since the death of Mr. Foster she finds that she is un- able to look after the place, and will close out everything.
 Calvin Allen and Henry Wilson of near Nella, Joe and Charles Rogers
 of Chant, were a quartet of Scott
 county farmers who made the long trip to Mena to get farm supplies | They returned home Friday. To escape the attention of friends
 w. D. Paxton and Miss L. L. Evans
 eloped from Fort Smith, came ts
 Mena and were married here Satur. day by the Rev. F. F. Harrell. The | newlyweds went to Vandervoort to