The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-01

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 sidney and Fred Duksypspts Christ, ass with relatives at 'Prestdtts 1s A
 Vernon Mitchell of Fort Smith is isfting friends and relatives here.
 Hiss Seabie Jones spent Christmas x:kh her mother at Coaldale, Ark.
 q. P. Smith of Fort Towson, Ok, ,pent Christmas with friends in Mena.
 Tom Toomey of Greenridge, Mo, is eeking over land prospects in Mena md vicinity. <ss
 Mrs. George Davis and baby of Tarleton spent Christmas in Mena vith Mrs. L. A. Burgess and family.
 Miss Gladys Lee came down from Tort Smith to spend Christmas with 1omefolks in Mena.
 Mrs. Luther Allen of Broken Bow, 1k., came yesterday to spend Christ mas with her aunt, Miss Sallie Dor set
 James McFadden of London. Ky., lnd Henry Busheyhead of Westville, were greeting Mena acquaintances on Friday. 4e SF
 .sohn Milfeldt of Perry, Ok. for naer resident of Mena, returned to the city Wednesday to visit former friends.
 H. ". Cardwell and Warner . St. John, who spent Christmas with rela- tives in Mena, have returned to Okla ho1na City. e*
 Clyde Whisenant, who has been op- erating the gin at Blaine, Ok, is the Christmas vacation with Mena relatives.
 Mrs. J. P. Eubanks was called to Pleasant Valley, near Eagleton, by the news of the serious illness of Mrs. Eubanks' mother.
 Tony Lyons of Fort Smith came down to spend Christmas and the Weekend with his parents, MT. and Mrs. c. B. Lyons.
 h. P. Christian, who is employed in the oil fields near Cement, Ok, is in Mena to spend the holiday with his Family on Gam street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rogers of Kansas City are in Mena to be with the formers father, P. C. Rogers, vhose condition is reported as very LOW.
 The bright weather of Tuesday up the cotton market and q number of bales were offered for sale. Prices ranged from 30 to 37 gents.
 Mena friends have received word of the birth of a daughter to MT. and tMfS. LtNl 1sS db DiaAotOii, Nho', Oh December 22. Mother and baby do ing fine.
 W. E Holt has gone to Little Rock to attend conference of leaders in the Baptist church in regard to secur- ing a missionary for this section of the state.
 w. A. Hawkins and family, who left Mena some months ago, for Goliad, Tex, returned Monday. They found the climate did not agree with Mrs. Hawking
 Roland c. and J. J. Ponder are here Visiting their brother, G. H. Ponder, |hring the holidays. The former has 5ust returned from thirteen months in oNerseas service.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Dyess and three children have reached Mena from Brand Saline, Tex, to make their home on a farm recently purchased 5outh of the city.
 Miss Florence Mosler of Little Rock afrived in Mena Wednesday evening te visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Mosler on Jones street until after New Years.
 A derailment of freight cars near Vandervoort Friday morning caused both the night trains to be delayed. No. being held in Mena until the tfacks were cleared.
 c. s. Tankersley and daughter left Tuesday for Cove to make their home, their household goods having already been shipped Mr Tankersley is with the Cove Lumber Company.
 Miss Bernice Patton, who is teach Ing the Bunch school near Wickes, re- sumed her duties Monday after spend Ing Christmas with her parents, Mir. nnd Mrs. Alex. Patton, in Mena. Miss Loma Bales left Sunday for Des Moines, la, to attend the interna- Iional conference of the Y. W. c. A. She goes as a delegate from the state normal school at Conway, where she ls student.
 Mrs. Mamie Arnold, who sold her aonae on Stiiweii Heights to Mrs. s. D Cummings. has bought the R. O. Owen house on Tenth street. The Transfers were made thru the Payne III