The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-15
PERSONAL NOTES


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 llr aid Mrs. J. c. Goodner of Waters were trading in Mena Satur- J. K Cox of Slatington was in Mena satnrlay to secure goods for his s1ors
 x. II. Haddleston and son, Otis. of faddIeston spent Saturday with Mena friends.
 a1f. and Mrs. J. T. Magruder re- armed Friday afternoon from their tisit at Fort Smith.
 Dr. D VI. Connally, now Mayor eonnaliy. was up from Hatfield Fri fay looking after business matters. c. K. Keys of Board Camp was one < the farmers from that vicinity who business in Mena Saturday.
 II Downs of Rich Mountain was in N4na Monday and secured a license Q wed Miss Eppa Mackey of the same ,laee.
 " F. Hungate of Grannis was in 1ana Saturday to attend the meeting N tho Democratic County Central Committed
 ,. A. Early of Sheridan, of Early & Iones. Highway contractors, came to Nena Saturday to look after inter- ssta of the firm.
 [. E. Davis left Saturday afternoon n trip to Southern Mississippi to sse if he can find location that suits better than Mena.
 Sidney w. Duke, president of the 1den Bank, accompanied by Otho Oz- nent, made trip to Oden Friday to ook after business.
 Rev. M. L. Anthony left Friday af- ernoon for Drumright, Ok, to resume iis pastorate, following a visit with iis family in Mena.
 '. F. Sexton, formerly of Rich Mountain, was in Mena Friday and se- Sured from County Clerk Alexander sA official permit to wed Miss Marie s2u, also a resident of Rich Noun
 
 The Rev. T. A. Park and Will s, 8acL cLafferty left Tuesday for eyescett Co attend the sessions of the )nachita Presbytery as the represen- atiyes of the Mena Presbyterian
 Hrs. c. M. Latimer left Saturday =s1fernoon for Red Oak, la, where she usilI visit and be joined later by Col I&tirner Mrs. A. F. Easterday ac- ionapanied Mrs. Latimer as far as kansas City.
 F. K. Princehouse, now living at 5iIlham. was a Mena visitor Friday md greeted old time friends. He re- ,orts the Freeze on Easter Sunday tiled the peaches and gave the early xrr1es n backset in his locality. [ County Judge H. ". Finger was aiisd i;s; appu friday afternoon to unite . marriage J. c. Rector and Miss Emma M Marrison, both young resi- Tents of Hatfield. The ceremony was Performed at Judge Fingers home. FSi. I ff1sriirrton, salesman at Duke Iagfndef's, has resigned his place md Jeff Sunday for Hope, where 4e will De in charge of the dress goods End ready-to- departments at the oatterson Dry Goods house at a good E salary. His family will remain ir Elena until the school term is ended.
 Dr. ]. t. Williams of Vandervoort eturned to his home Saturday after making hts first visit to Mena in two kears He was guest of Mir. anc drs. ] F Dickson at the Dickson ho- E q and enjoyed his visit to the county Beat So much that he has promised tc |, osne back to Mena oftener in ths |Future
 IN Perry Breeden, one of the new res dents os Polk county, living near Pot Fer, was in Mena on business Satur- siAy, and had his name added to The rstar list MT. Breeden said he haC ,eer getting Seconds" on a neigh, saor's paper until he could stand it nc onger, and decided to have a copy very week for his own. II Instead of having an elephant on his Eaands, Chief of Police Tow has big r,lack pig, which he wishes the owner Erould come and look after. The pig $ of the 9entler sex, but is behaving a way no lady would think of doing