The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-12-23
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Joe Reynolds of Alder was a Mena
visitor Saturday.
l.. E. Fogel of Fogel, Ok, was
business visitor in Mena thursday.
Attorney Minor Pipkin was in De-
Queen Friday to look after legal Dusl-
ness.
Henry Philpot, who had been visit
ing relatives at Gentry, OK, has re-
turned to Mena.
Mrs. T. McClelland of Wickes was
among the Christmas shopper IN
Mena Saturday.
Cotton sold from 6 to 14@ cents in
Mena Friday, the local market being
more lively than usual
D. M. Watkins left Friday morn
ing for Texarkana to be with Mrs.
Watkins at the hospital.
Charles Bates left Wednesday for
Fort Smith to deliver pack OF hunt
ing dogs to fancier of that city.
Alfred Robert, who has been work.
ing at Shawnee, Ok, is at home TO
spend the holidays with home folks.
Robert Arthur of Okmulgee, Ok,
arrived in Mena Thursday to attend
the funeral of his stepfather, r. l..
Pannell
John Mckinney, living west of
Mena, was in the city Friday to file
claim for the killing of wildcat near
his home.
Ira Lampson of Hatfield was in
Mena Thursday to look after business
matters before moving to his new
home at Cove
John II. Miller of Egger was in
Mena Friday to make final proof on
his homestead entry before Circuit
Clerk w. L. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mailer left
Saturday morning for Biloxi, Miss,
to spend the remainder of the winter
in this famous winter resort.
Allen & Mcmillan have arranged
the sale of the C. B. Lyons 40-acre
tract east of Mena to J. w. Thompson,
who plans to take possession of the
farm at once.
Miss Mamie Ryan, who has been
located at Little River, Kas., arrived
in Mena Thursday to spend the holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ryan.
G.. f. Lonsberry, living near Potter,
has bought the Ed Ferriot place in
the north part of Mena, and plans to
move to the county seat and reside in
the near future.
The Fair store has leased the
Shields building on south Mena street
and will move to the new location
January l. The building is now being
fitted up for occupancy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Fuller left Fri
day afternoon for Paxico, Kas., where
they will visit relatives. They plan to
stop at Bentonville, Ark, for visit on
Tom Jones, living near Union Grove,
is credited with killing one of the
largest wildcats ever known in this
section. The cat weighed Is pounds
and was killed recently near the Jones
farm.
County Clerk Alexander granted
a marriage licenses Saturday to two
couples, j. Henderson Ray and Mrs.
Ella Webb. both of Watson, Ok, were
licensed and so were Charles ID. Her
ring and Miss Beulah Walter, both of
Cove.
Mrs. S. NJ. Carney and daughter,
Miss Maymie Carney, mother and sis
ter of Mrs. f. H. Rawlins, are in
Mena to spend the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. Rawlins on Grandview
Heights. The visitors reside at New
Orleans.
Mrs. w. C. Vandiver and little son
arrived in Mena Friday afternoon to
make their home in Mena Mrs Van
diver, who was formerly Mrs. Iva
Conseer of Lequire. Ok, was married
two weeks ago to the Mena physician
at Van Buren,, Ark
Mrs. G. b. Goodwin and daughter,
Miss Bernice, left Saturday morning
for Fort Smith to spend a few days
with Mrs. M. G. Frye, sister Of Mr..
Goodwin. Later they will return to
Heavener to spend Christmas at the
home Of Mrs. Goodwin's brother.
G. f. Knowles Of Webb City, Mr.,
who had been in Mena assisting in
makingmaking tests of ores taken
from eagle mountain returned TO mis-
home Friday. Mr.. Knowles will assist
in getting the proper sort of mill for
the handling of the ores in the Mena
mining field
Mrs r. d. Green is in receipt of
word from her daughtar Mrs EIovd