The Mena weekly star., 1920-10-28
PE. NAL NOTES

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 <iI@s Er1Xer of Oden marketed 1el{on IT Meua Saturday
 i <<1ztingly and Will Woltman FIT &ii165< foT Shawnee, Ok, to look 1[|ef 1s4<z<fs of business.
 1I{<43 41ston was in from Posey H4lIo& Saturday to attend to busi- 1<Ss and nIfuRIe with friends.
 <lfs Fs<er Bain and baby came d8><n frou1 Hcavener Sunday for a xI6It 4i<h Jerry Bain and family.
 Ur zn|z Mrs. Argus Rowe of Potter *;<z&a4 1Haxsday with Mrs. Rowe s 14<en{4. AIf. and Mrs. M. G. Latimer.
 H. McEfare of Grannis was in #10a Fff<lax and secured license to W&d Miss Mae Nash, resident flo the 4 marriage license was issued Sat- urlIav to Lice Gibson and Miss John n}1 Ion1lln, both of whom live west of
 Mrs E. H Sapp was in Fort Smith #Hn3at t0 establish ownership of a t{j1'lk lost while she and Mir. Sapp Hffo tfaxeling more than year ago.
 Allen Bates. one of Uncle Sam's HT0ejakkets. arrived in Mena Friday el3 ! fQf1oufh from naval duties and VI TisIt home folks near Big Fork.
 Richard Niels, who owns farm in DxIIaa palley, is here from Daven- port, IT.. to look after his interests and whit Ben Bigge and other friends. {]1iH Saunders. former Mena resi- d51t but now located at Muskogee, arrived ii Mena Thursday for a few I<lY6 tiGIt with old time friends.
 q. W Jones. w. w. Mcbride and H. E HoI5In2, planters living near Big Ge56r 0k.. brought cotton to the Mona market Thursday and carried back several loads of merchandise.
 Wfz. sI Fl Wallis, new resident of Polk county, living near Rocky, died Wednesday morning at the family home She was 60 years of age. Bur ial took place at the Rocky cemetery. New fixtures for the Ivey-Jones druR store were received Friday and will be pI6eed in position as soon as possible. They probably are the fin est equipTnent of the kind ever brought II Naler left Saturday for < Moody, Tex, to be with his brother, WHo has been i'll and belfast for the past eight months. His stay will be Mrs NJ D. Winton and daughter, Auolja. who had been visiting John Q1{Vnr and family and other Mena rel atircz. left Sunday for their home at A18olx the farmers who brought eott98 to the Mena market Friday ffo1I 676E1nt points were T. l.. Ma tiouS II 0ctavia J A. McMillan of Qden and I. w. Atchley of Hartley.
 Mi and Mrs Cliff Maltby of Dill worth, Ok. reached Mena Thursday afternoon for visit with friends and fel1tire6 They formerly lived in
 lxX H. M Dunman left Friday af- tefu1ou for Mt. Pleasant, Tex, where aha Till b6 with her sister, Mrs. R. E. Ha2f, WHo IS quite sick. Mrs. Hair fi6{ted. iH lena recently, and upon her xtturN home was taken ill, and has b&cf couGEed to her home since then. T0 Hc9on1modate young Hatfield 66&UI6 <Hat desired to wed County I8xE WiH Alexander opened up his oIEcS Sunday, and issued the official I;6&1Se. The couple was H. C. Dale, 4xsd 17. and Mildred Hall, aged 16. beth members of well known Hatfield
 IIH4r<i Pagan, formerly well
 @U <fmer and justice of the peace
 y, is back from Oil Valley,
 lire he and son are employ
 IT 7isit with his daughter, Mrs.
 x1<8on. at Vandervoort These
 f<h Mrs. Grover Jackson. 5I1 @<urday with Mena friends.
 2 Eoker, who is now located at H6t E6ffuEs, where plans are being {1EG11[<1 foT big road project near K7ES6I| Vl|Ie, spent Sunday with his 4H{4xzX IH Mena. lie mot0red to Mena, b4& f0und high water between Womble HfH Eik Fork and decided to make the f't'sfn trip by rail, and leave the car < k oad Mrs w. E. Holt, who have }Iez T7ETf7ng relatives at Texarkana, IT Fl @f points in southwest Arkan-
 past two weeks, returned |1I|01 1uiay afternoon. MT. Holt |I 6< some days, with his father ~ zIngton, who has been very X 4t was improved at last ac-
 Ix md Mrs. E. E. White and the 4<t4fss mother. Mrs. Vineyard, of lI9I4zon, Tex, visited over Sunday #I<f [f and Mrs. Fred Van Wagner. fI< <fsitors and the Van Wagners 1<E former residents of Wellington, 4 EF. and Mrs White left Monday 2 zkison. Ark. flor which point
 xted from Texas in a car, be-
 d to discontinue the trip at
 1Ia on account of bad wealth E LA. A1-