The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-05

PERSONAL NOTES
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 L c. Allen, banker at Cove, was rizftor in Mena Thursday.
 Rupert Steel left Thursday on a b1Isiness trip to Fort Smith.
 A K. Wear returned Thursday from business trip to Sallisaw.
 Iohn Abercrombie of Cove was Mena visitor Thursday on business.
 H A. Ritter of Goodman, Mo-, was iu Mena Friday to investigate farm iI1e conditions in this vicinity.
 n A. Susser and wife of Denton, TAI, are in Mena and plan to locate f {hey find the place that suits.
 Mrs. H. F. Stoker left Thursday for fonca City, Ok, to join Mir. Stoker, who is located in the oil fields nearby.
 C. L. Mcknight, E. R. Leckie and j<R. Walker, all of Pittsburg, were in Hena Thursday looking after Kansas Eity Southern interests.
 H. K. Roberts of Big Fork and S. A. Iiiley of Egger were among those from distance who brought cotton to thA Mena market Friday.
 Mrs. J. H. Mize and children left Thnrsday afternoon for visit with Fer relatives at Horatio, and Mrs. Mize's relatives at Ben Lomand.
 Mrs. Ed Sutton, who was burned by steam at her home Wednesday, was sonnewhat improved Friday, but had not regained the vision of one eye.
 D. o. Moves of Anthony, and w. H. smiley of Wichita, were Kansas men Hho registered at Hotel Mena Friday Iifey are looking over land prospects.
 Mrs. Frank Ogden of DeQueen, who had been visiting Mena relatives, left f6f her home Thursday. She is niece of Postmaster R. s. Allen and J. II. 8llcn
 Henry Wilson of Nella was in Mena TnprsCay to bring 3 lead of household EfDds for Ned Harrison, who with his Family, is moving to Martha. Ok, to
 A. L. Maddox and J. H. Miller of Matters were in Mena on business Ffiday They explained road condi- tlons by stating they came the flow er route"
 B. K. Hammer of Newkirk, and J. [. Sharp of Tulsa, were Oklahoma residents in Mena Friday looking over land offerings for sale by the Stuart Land Company.
 Lawrence c. King of Hugo, Ok, is iA Mena with his parents, MT. and Ms. R. L. Hawkins, and the family viii probably locate here if they can ind vacant house.
 E. o. McCauley brought cotton from Octavia, Ok, to the Mena mar ket Friday, got satisfactory price and invested in load of supplies to- take back home with him.
 ] L. Sharp of Tulsa, Ok, is spend ing a few days in Mena to look about With view to finding suitable home in a place where climate and health conditions are favorable.
 Duff Hilton returned Thursday af- tefnoon from Little Rock, where he was fitted for an artificial limb. More work being required on the limb Itwill be sent to him next week.
 w. l. Green returned Wednesday from business trip to Little Rock. He attended the opening session of the legislature and saw the state law makers in action for the first time in his life.
 Northbound passenger train No. 2 was twelve hours late in reaching Mena Friday, getting here at 2:15 in the afternoon instead of the same by the wreck of gravel train near Wilton.
 J F. Averitt returned Thursday From trip to Kansas city, where he bought new goods for the little store" on Mena street. Mir. Averitt found the metropolis enjoying the first good weather for a month and also suffer- ing heavily from the flu epidemic.
 Manager Ellsworth of the White fi-Fodiuce Company, is building d crate capable of holding 100 fowls, which will be used in fattening chickens be- tore sending them to market. He has had experience fattening fowls before and believes it will be profitable branch of the business.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. A. Hahn of Jen- nlngs, Kas., who have been visiting Nil. and Mrs. c. Sterner near Bigger, have been so pleased with their visit Nith their old friends that they have decided to spend the remainder of the