The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-26
PERSONAL NOTE 5

IT. .t Naihtf uk t-DttSF iOokeu dl- ter business matters in Mena Monday night
 4 few bales of cotton were brought tu Mena Wednesday the best selling Tor ara cents
 Mrs Guy 6eagers and little daugh- ter visited Sunday and Monday with relatives at Hatfield
 E D. Stuart of DeQueen, president oi the Stuart Land Company, was in Mena on business Monday
 R. M. Wheeler, who recently sold his farm south of Mena, left Wednes- day afternoon for Bingham, Neb., to make his home
 Mrs. G. H. Michel of Center, Tex, iss in Mena to visit friends and to see if she, too. will like to live in the high lands of Arkansas.
 Mrs Frank Wehner and son, Wal ter, of Tulsa, were in Mena Monday on their way to visit Mir and Mrs Henry Wehner on Route 2.
 Will Reinart of Okeene, Ok, made short visit in Mena with his father, John Reinart, on Jones street, return ing home Wednesday afternoon.
 Miss Evalena Hill, who has resigned her position at Duke -Magruder's and is now at home with her parents near Potter, was Mena visitor Tuesday.
 T. W. Goodrich of Oklahoma City is Mena visitor, and is seeking to find small tract of land where he can get away from the high cost of city liv- ing.
 Bas Barton of Cove spent Tuesday in Mena to attend to business. While here he arranged for The Star to go to cousin, W. c. Wilson, at May field, Ky.
 w. H. Smith, who has been living with his daughter, Mrs. s. B. Wynne, near Old Potter, was in Mena Tues day on his way to his new home at Dilley. Tex.
 Mrs. D. A. May of Heavener was called to Mena by the death of her father, Tom Cunningham, one of Polk county's old settlers, who was laid to rest Tuesday,
 W. o. Starr and Mrs. Mary Sims. proprietors of the Star Restaurant on South Mena street, were quietly mar ried Monday evening by Justice s. H. Smith at his office, Mir, and Mrs. c. M. Crawford. who live near Oliver's Chapel, left Tues day afternoon for Shreveport to be with their son. George Crawford. who is seriously i'll with pneumonia. Q. F. Barker of Beauehamp, Scott county, came to Mena Monday after noon, secured a marriage license, and took the next train back to wed Mss Pearl Hill, also resident of Beau ] champ.
 ! Grady Hand. supervisor of tick eradication. left Tuesday for Little Rock, where he will attend the meet ing of the stockmen of the state. He was joined at Hatfield by Ed Myers, and at Cove by Ford Younce, who will also attend the gathering at the capi- tai city.
 A young son of c. c. Hale of Acorn was painfully hurt atsthe home Mon day afternoon when horse the lad was riding fell and rolled over upon it's youthful rider B. s. Petefish, who came down from Acorn Monday even- ing, stated that it was believed the boy was not dangerously hurt 
 1 C. G. Leonard, one of Mena's newest residents, has received word that an oil we'll will be drilled close to Fore man, the contract for drilling having been let Monday MT. Leonard and a number of other Mena residents who
 have realty holdings near Foreman. are greatly interested in the quest for
 oil.
 Mir and Mrs. Roy Mount and baby
 are again residents of Mena. Roy has
 been assigned to new territory and was enabled Co change his heaFquar-
 ters from Ft- Smith to the home town ~ They will De pt home in Che Dourher- l tg prnperty ors Tenth kstreet. which
 they have purchased from Mir. Dough- Ierty who wilb move with his. family } Co Fort Smith
 x. c Turner and son, Ode Tunner. ] were Mena visitors Tuesday from s their farms northwest of the city. z They report considerable Interest in
 oil development in their, section and
 stated thas land owhers in that vicin. D ity are srranginr .to pool issues ana e have well drilled Like others. theA e want to find out whether or no ther, n sunderlyirg their land. so Funeral services for Uncle Tom
 Cunningham, one of Polk eounty's ol,
 settlers. were held Tuesday at th, IT home south of Nena. The service. .o were under the direction af the Rev
 " L. Smith and burial was at 0aa