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The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-05
 OuACHITA NEWS.

A. J Foster went to Mena Monday. (
 Arthur Beds was visitor at Bigger Sunday
 Ira stanley is talking of moving to Oklahoma soon
 There was singing at the home of J. J. Cotton Saturday night
 Marvin and William Jackson visited relatives at Isgger Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs M R. staaaridge spent sunday with relatives at opal.
 Wesley standrldge attended the dance at Alder Saturday night
 Henry Morton and family visited ,relatives here Saturday night and sun day.
 Misses Mary Weaver and Iva Lilies of Hillard attended the box supper here Friday night
 Leonard and Earnest Howell attend ed the party at Ben Cotton's near Mid way Saturday night.
 Several youngsters from Ouachita attended the singing at Cooper Stand ridges Sunday night.
 Thomas Holman, Elmer Roach and Hobart MeBee and sister. Miss Lewel, were among those from Midway at the box supper
 Jake Standridge of Idabel, ok. spent Saturday night at the home of his sis ter, Mrs J. J. Cotton. of this place He left Sunday for the university at Fay etteville where he will enter school.
 The box supper Friday night was the most successful Ouachita has had. The proceeds which will go to the school. were s73.60. The cakes for the best looking boy and the ugliest girl were awarded to Thomas Holman and Miss Oracle Standridge.
 Mischief Making Mary.
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eompanied them home.
 oscar Cummings and wife returned Tuesday to their home sat Mountain Fork having spent couple of days at the home of l. Saurbaugh
 Mrs. Fanny Davis, son, Earl, and daughter Mary returned Monday to their home at Big Cedar, having spent q few days at the home of Will Davis.
 The following from this place were in Mena Monday; Tom Lemming. MT. Alexander, Mansell Jones and daughter. Love. Mir. Thompson, Joe Turner, Odes Turner, MT. Hollowell. oscar Cum minEs and Isaac SaurbauEh and wife.
 At o'clock in the evening of Jan uary 2s, occurred the death of our old est resident Grandma Phelps, as she had been called by everyone, had att tained the age of eighty-nine years She has been resident of this local ity for almost quarter of a century, and has witnessed the growth of many of our citizens from childhood. She has also been true friend to every- one. and was especially interested and helpful in the bringing up of the young people Her husband. who proceeded her in death about ten years. was the pastor of a pioneer band of Mission ary Baptists q few of whom stll re- side here Mrs. Phelps was the moth CT of two daughters, one of whom has passed beyond The remaining daugh- ter Is Mrs. Mansell Jones, at whose home grandma has resided since the death of MT. Phelps Beside the daugh- fer she leaves to mourn a large num- Der of grandchildren and great grand children, and a very large circle of friends who feel that grandma has lived before us a noble Christian life. and altho we have lost n friend, she has left us the best of heritage the
 
 and if we are wise we will profit by her example. She was laid to rest Friday, beside her husband, in the Rocky cemetery.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-05
wrcKEs WAVES.

Grover Patterson. who has been very aSrs. Is improving
 Robert Baker made a business trip Hs sfera last week.
 Mrs T ] Burk is now able to be mp after being sick
 r H Daniels and family moved to Gsgietown last week.
 J. A. Felts and ]. R. Rose went to Sena on business Thursday
 Maggie Ross Is reported sick this week, and Is absent from school
 Claude Ross has purchased the home nseently vacated hV IT Fl Daniels
 Grandma Burnham. who has been stck. is reported better this week.
 J , Ross sold his farm east of town asst week Co Q l. Gammons of Duckett q < Jett ir made a business trip Sg St Louis hast week, returning home Sunday
 E puckett and children spent 'ss-rsias ifvre visiting relatives and hsSenas
 Rev Bod smith alled his regular ap- Hotntment sunday night at the Naza xsne church
 The singlne given at the home Of
 Bunch Sunday night was enjoyed all present
 Eiss Craze Barnes Of xandereoort speuf Saturday night and Sunday NliE Mtss Flora romlin
 Miss Anna Belle Martin Of Baker spenl weekend with Miss Geneva Roiiirs nf this place
 Judge Steele made q splendid talk at s-azsaA- asG1Qgl house Monday afternoon. and it was enl1sea by all present John puekett and Miss Hester Aber- nathy were married at the home of Mr -e-es EteA .a |. Rntlins SaturdaV nisrht VI R Watkins and family spent the weekend with Mrs Watkins parents. Mr and Mrs. 4. Leins. near Baker gprfngs
 nr and Mrs. A. c Henry and son. F0uis are visiting relatives and Msenas here, and are preparing to Dave t0 DeQueen
 Claude Ellis of near Baker is do- hag carpenter work in town this week Gtss Gertrude Waidon went to Mena shts week Co have dental work done
 tfrs Kebow. who has been visiting neF earehier in Broken Row. OK. who Rss been very low with pneumonia. re- Burned ie her home here last week.
 Our school is still progressing nicely. and Prof Tomlin informs us that he exaeets to turn out some teachers at Sfe end of the term 10 help replenish si'e low stock on hand
 The following spent Sunday after aoon at the home of Miss Mae Faucett Misses Ethel and Ollie Lewey and Seuiah Ross. Messrs. Roy Rose Robert and William i.owery and Leslie Lewey. The \ qth grade made an average of Ru9 per cent on their mid term ex- animation. and any one wishing I'd ace their papers just call on them or Aok up their average at Little Rock
 Two School Girls
The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-05
EUREKA ECHOES.

We have been having some fine weather for tue past week.
 Marion Cox is said to have the flu and also Mrs. A. l.. Roberson.
 Mrs. ollie Wolfenbarger of Cyril Ok is visiting relatives at this place Cornelius Minor of Chant was visit ing friends in this vicinity Sunday There will be a box supper at this place Friday night Everyone is in vited,
 Mrs. w. M. Martin and little daugh- list for the past week
 Mir, and Mrs. ode Wiles, Zellas and Luck Wiles and Edith Malone attended church at Union Grove Sunday.
 Those who were trading in Mena were Mir and Mrs Ode Wiles, F. F Southern, John Combs, Claude Wolfen- barger. son, Claude. jr., and w M Mar tin and sons, Jim and Ed.
 Posey Hollowite
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CENTER POINT cIRcLErs.

The ground hog saw plenty of shzdow
 Bro Bedding preached at Oak Grove ssst Sunday
 Fred Hayes and wife moved Monday E8 some oil field in Oklahoma.
 Judging by the farm activities not mebfe about here. spring must be at NG1d
 WiH Davis and wife moved Monday from the Tom Davis place to their homestead
 good crowd attended Sunday -chooi and singing at Center Point ksst Sunday.
 NJ Davis was laid off from work f*sf week by an attack of muscular Ffeuinatism
 Oliver Earnest and wife and Ray slend Earnest spent Friday night and 7ftur1ay with friends In Mena.
 L. 4. Cummings and family of Ea.. nsId were over Sunday guests af the sere " Eli Turner. Mrs. Turner Rc-
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MOUNTAIN FORK roInLEs.

BoB sartain took cotton to Hatfield "Wednesday.
 Rob Sartain traded with Rocky mer- chants Saturday
 Ed Fields of the Divide was in this vicinity Wednesday.
 G W Gray and E w Rivers made a business trip to Mena Wednesday,
 There was q party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sartain Saturday.
 Wni Gordon went to Mena Thursday to get supplies for his Mountain Fork StaRa
 pr B. P. Dunman of Rocky was called to see will Gordon Saturday night
 V NJ Martin, who has been out in Oklahoma for some time, returned home Friday
 ATr and Mrs. S O. Robinson and daughter, Miss Ella, spent Friday ct the Bob Sartain home
 Mir. and Mrs, Ira Hall and little daughter, Alin Marie, spent Sunday at the F. w. Rivers home
 fhefe was singing given Ut the w L. ldnam home sunday evening and all who were present report a nice time.
 1ofin Maniey of Muse. Ok, one of Mountain Forks old citizens. passed , thru here Wednesday enroute to Mena
 Don't forget that there will be sing Ing at Mountain Fork Sunday at 2 o'clock Everyone Is invited to attend. Mart Ellsworth left Friday for Zoe. Ok, in response to message early , Friday stating that his mother had died
 | Allen Hamby and family of Center Point and Miss Alice Johnson spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Bob i Sartain home Mir and Mrs Wyatt Gordon of Cen 1 ter Point spent Sunday night with their son and family here Mir and | Mrs. Win Gordon. Mrs Glover came in last week from Hobart, Ok, for a visit with her dauEh- ter and family of this place, Mfr. and Mrs. Warren cummins. Miss Ida Keller. who is teaching school at West Valley. and Miss Dora, who Is teaching at Alder Springs, spent saturday night with their father al this place
 Brown Exee
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nre FORK BIrs.

The people of this neighborhood are getting ready to plant crops. Mr. and Mrs Ben Reeee have moved 10 Jake Edwards farm at Big Fork. c V Beck and w. C. Benson of Big Fork went to Mena Monday with cot ton
 There has been some sickness at this place. but all are better at this writ ing
 Everybody remember next Sunday at 10 o'clock Sunday school and preach ing Come early.
 Homer Bates and sister, Cecelia, vis- tied Saturday night and Sunday with their brother. w J Bates and sister, Mrs A. w. Jones. at Alder.
 Earl Beck and Lester Lambert of Big Fork visited Saturday night and Sun day with their grandparents Mir. and Mrs & H. Spake, at Alder
 Tow Jumpers.
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SHADY GROVE NEWS.

Miss Gladys Hughes has been quite sick
 Miss Bertha Cazee spent Saturday night in Mena with friends. There will be preaching at Shady Grove Saturday night Everybody come.
 Mrs. T. c. Whitaker of the Oliver Chapel neighborhood who has been quite sick, is reported some better on Sunday. She has the flu.
 Prayer meeting was well attended Sunday night at the Merryman home there being about thirty present Ii will be at Mrs. NJ R. Lance's hame on Thursday night. Let everybody come We now have the organ paid for. so let everybody come to Sunday school next Sunday at 10 o'clock.
 Blue Bird
The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-05
INK ITEMS.

No school at Concord this week on account of sickness.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Embry of Ram som visited here Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ellen Embry.
 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Heath of Nun ley were here Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. G. l.. Harris.
 The fiue seems to have flew" into our community and has claimed mem bers of each and every family as vic tims.
 G. W. Wyatt and granddaughter, Miss Ruby Harper. left last Thursday for Weleetka, Ok. to make their future home.
 James Mitchell left Monday for his home at Henryetta, Ok, after spend ing few days here visiting old friends and relatives
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--H----7~- BUTCHER KNIFE.

Farmers are getting ready for farm. Ing.
 Q. A. Cox made business trip to Mena last week
 Steve Edwards and son. David, mar keted cotton in Mena Inst week. T. M and T W. Heath and N. C. Edwards of Butcher Knife made a business trip to Mena Monday. lot of the young folks of this neiKhborhood attended the dance at Jess Hooper's last Saturday night. phle and Warden Bates of Mil Creek visited at the home of W. N Edwards Saturday night and Sunday.
 Blue Esea Kid.
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NUNLEY NEWS.

The farmers are getting ready to break land
 Joe Sales and Calvin Heath are put ting in a filling station at Nunley
 Mir and Mrs Willis Fite spent sun day with Mrs. Kate Hilton of Board Camp.
 Mrs Hettie Ellison of Mena is visit ing relatives and friends near Nunley this week
 VIII Ballew went home with his brother. Jack. who lives in Texas. and will visit relatives
 Mir and Mrs. Calvin Heath of Nun ley visited Mrs. Heaths parents. Mir and Mrs. Harris of Ink The school board is painting the in side of the school house The pro. ceeds of the pie supper paid for the paint.
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back as pastor. Sunday is his regu- lar appointment Everybody come
 R. E. Lee and little daughter. Johnny. and Mrs Mary Lee of Waters, we're Sunday visitors at the D. Fl Lee home
 Jacob Standridge. who has been at Little Rock in the hospital. came In last week to visit his sister at this place.
 Those who traded in Mena Friday were T ], Barton and daughter Miss Lula. Richard Wmberly, W. W. Phil pot. Chess Lilies. B. B. Lee, and John Starnef
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EGGER ECHOES.
Brown Eyes.

Mrs. May Borough is on the sick list at this writing
 4 c Anderson made a business trip Co Mena Monday.
 There was an enjoyable singing nt the church Saturday nirht
 Nlburn Philpot and ! yanHorn ny HiIl
 Mrs Eva Stark of ouachita spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Fl9rene Borough of this place.
 Everybody Is glad 10 have Bro. Kelly
The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-05
ROCKY RuMpLEs.

Clyde Porter was a Mena visitor Sat urday
 Lester Thaeker is on the sick list this week.
 s, B. wynne of Potter was a Rocky visitor Friday.
 w. q. Dawson had cotton ginned at Rocky Saturday
 Mr and Mrs. Will Warner were trad ing in Mena Monday
 Carl Terrell and family moved to Mansfield. Ark. last week. Mir and Mrs. Artemus Nash were shopping in Rocky Saturday. S Thacker and son, Ellis made a business trip to Potter Monday Quite q number of Rockyites attend ea the show at Mena last week. Lacy Terrell and Eugene Wright att tended church at Shady Sunday night. The young people enjoyed a party at the home of Jack Harrison Saturday night.
 q. r, Miller returned from Louisiana Saturday after spending week with relatives.
 Mr, Parker and family left Monday for oklahoma, where they will make their home.
 Clarence owens of Potter attended the party Saturday night, at the Har- rison home
 cuuha.r,
The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-05

Aching in the small of the back is
 an indication of kidney disease. The proper course in such cases is to begin
 lat once the use of Pricklev Ash Bit
 ters. 1t is an effective kidney remedy and system regulator. Price S1.25 per Hbottle. Gunnels' Drug Store and Jack ! son Drug & Furniture Co.,, Special Agents.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-05

Kidney disorders cause much dis tress of mind and body. Such ail- ments should not be neglected, be- cause they lead to diseases that are dangerous. Prickly Ash Bitters is a fine kidney tonic It strengthens the kidney and purifies the stomach and bowels. Price $1.25 per Bottle. Gun nels' Drug Store and Jackson Drug & Furniture Co. Special Agents Adv.
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Adv. 6-1t 31-1t

A child that has intestinal worms is handicapped in it's growth. A few doses of WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE destroys and expeis worms: the child immediately improves and thrives won derfully. Price BOG per bottle Sold by Jackson Drug and Furniture Co.-Adv
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Young Babe Passes to Beyond.

The 3-day-old babe of the Rev. H. L Waters and Mrs. Waters passed away at 4 a. m. last Monday. Fun eral services were held at the home at 2 o'clock the same day with Rev. W. L.. Smith in charge.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-05

Prof Daniel spent Sunday with Mena relatives
 Robert connally made business trip to Mena Tuesday.
 The farmers are all smiling as a re- suit of these warm spring days.
 Warren Addison and John Strawn left sunday for the oil fields of Texas Lawrence owens of Potter spent Sat urday night at the ]. D. Earnest home
 Miss Sally connally went to Mena Tuesday to have some dental work done
 Elmer Earnest and Jewell Strawn flied their regular appointment at Pot- ter Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Lora Mize is absent from school this week on account of severe at tack of the prevailing colds.
 Clyde Porter and Elmer Earnest att tended the show at Mena Friday night, and report an excellent time.
 Sunday school is held promptly at 10 o'clock every sunday. Everyone is cordially invited to attend
 A crowd of Rocky boys and girls en- joyed an outing on the bluff over back of MT Rowe's Sunday afternoon
 The quiet streets of Rocky were the scene of 0 little excitement Tuesday morning, as the civil engineering corps of the Buckley Forgy Company passed thru. surveying out the Mena-Talihina highway, and even the earth was made to feel their presence as they drove stakes in 1t to make their mysterious marks upon.
 As continuation of the community meeting Friday night. we have com munity club formed with J. NJ. Strawn as president and Miss Stella Camp bell as secretary, and live member ship of some 50 or more, and our con genial merchant. C. B. Connally. was authorized to act as agent for the club and order out a car of fertilizer on the cooperative plan. Another meeting of the club was announced for Friday night February 3. at which time we are going to expect those speakers who failed 10 arrive to put in an ap- erNboay come
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l.P. WARREN, Owner COL. ED HUTSON. Auctioneer. LEWIS JOHNSON, Clerk.
wARNING ORDER.

WARMING ORDER. Tn the Chancery Court of Polk County Arkansas.--Mamie Gleason, Plaintiff ys Wm. Gleason, Defendant. Ihe Defendant Wm Gleason is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint Of the Plaintiff, Mamie Gleason Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 4th day of February. 1920
 ". l.. PARKER, Clerk. Mel,hetrige& Martin, Attys. for Plntf E. J. stuart. Atty. ad Litem, for non resident. Deft
 Adv.--ist pub February o. Last pub. February 2e. 1920.
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Notice is hereby given that on Feb ruary IT 1920, an election will be held at the Thacker School House to vote upon the project of consolidating School Districts. Nos. 2, TO and 33.
 WILL ALEXANDER,
 County Clerk.
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Mrs, Thomas Steck. daughter of L. 4. Mcheen of Ransom, arrived Tues day from Manhattan Kas., for a visit with her father and other Polk coun. ty relatives.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank our many friends and neighbors for kindness shown us ii the death of our little little daughter.
 o. H. Noble and Family. Adv. 6-1t
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Black Minorcas The large strain.
 Eggs for matching, $1.5O for 15. post paid. c. E. Mallon, Grannis, Ark, R. F. D. 1.--Adv. Get 31-6t
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Kenneth Nj. Read of Forest Bell farm in the Dallas valley, was called to Haskell City. Tex, this week on ac- count of the critical illness of his father.
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Junk, Iron and Rags wanted. High est price paid. See J. F. Disheroon. Mena. Adv. 6-3t.
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Poland Chinas-Pigs, 2 months old
 for sale. Subject to registry. K M. Read, Route 1, Mena, Ark.-Adv 5-4t
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County Clerk Will Alexander issued the first marriage license for Febru- ary on Tuesday to w. R. Parson and Mrs. Datha Fortner, both of Hatfield.
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Rev. and Mrs. F. F. Harrell left Monday morning for Ashdown, where Rev. Harrell will spend three or four days in attendance at district con- ference of the NJ. K. Church south.
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Mrs. Math Parker of Board Camp was in Mena Thursday to 20 to Ode bolt, Ok. where she will spend a month at the home of her daughter. Mrs. iva Npwhv
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J. c. Lawrence was called to Shady Monday because of illness in the fam fly of his brother, Milton Lawrence, and other relatives in that vicinity.
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Wanted or woman for house.
 work; good wages Phone Mrs. F J. Greiner, Mena, Ark.-6-tf
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Mena Tuesday on his way from Fort omlrh to take up his new work.
 r. P. Parson of Wickes spent last Saturday with Mena friends.
 J. C. Terrell. who lives near Rocky, was in Mena Monday on his way to Rich Mountain to take the census in that township. lie has completed the enumeration on the south side of the mountains.
 T. w. Carroll of Hopkins county, Texas, is in Mena for the second time, this time, he declares, prepared to purchase farm and become a citizen. lie feels pretty sure he will find a place that will suit.
 Mrs. Mollie Austin of Oklahoma City, who had been visiting in Mena with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. $. J.. Oshn, left Saturday for her home. Mrs. Austin enjoyed her visit in Mena so much she contemplates returning soon and buying property.
 A clipping from an East Palestine, O., paper, tells of the wedding of Clar- ence W han, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Whan, formerly residents of Mena, to Miss Olive Whitehill. The groom is employed by the McGraw Rubber Plant of East Palestine.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. V. Kelly have re- turned from a three months sojourn in Southwestern Texas, where they were hoping the change in climate would bring health benefits. They found however, that instead of being dry, that section of Texas was too damp for Rev. Kelly, and they were forced to return without the relief ex- pected. Rev. Kelly will resume charge of the Egger circuit of churches.
 Dr. c. L. Baker, Polk county's rep resentative in the special session of the legislature, returned to Mena on Sunday. Tho this was his first experi- ence as a lawmaker, Representative Baker was successful in having passed all the road improvement bills intro |duced from Polk county, and was high ly complimented by his colleagues for his efficient work. He will return to Little Rock Tuesday to stay for the remainder of the session.
 
 Cotton sold in Mena Tuesday from l5 to 36 cents per pound. A number of bales were on hand during the day and for February market it was lively. Most of the bales were from Mont gomery county and the eastern end of Polk county. Among those who sold were John Hamilton of Big Cedar, w. R. Hughes of Opal, A. J. Foster and W. R. Buchanan of Egger, NJ. B. Friend of Big Fork, and the following from Oden: J. w. Allison, J. M. Countz, Rich Mckay, W. w. Harley and A. s. Goodner.
 Frank Miller of Phillips, s. D.. and his sister, Mrs. w. E. Whipple, of Hatfield, are visiting the families of MT. and Mrs. T. A. Allen and Amzi Winton. MT. Miller is a son of Mrs. Eli Davis of Hatfield and visited there before coming to Mena. This is his first visit with his mother in Is years. When he left South Dakota it was IA degrees below zero and he was agree ably surprised to find such a mild eli mate in Polk county. Mir. Miller owns ranch in South Dakota, and is inter- ested in alfalfa raising.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-05

Mir. and Mrs. Grady Forgy have re- turned from their visit at Little Rock
 where Mir. Forgy attended the ses- sions of the special legislative session.
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Mrs. Pearl McCauiey and Mrs Florence Vaughan of Umpire were in Mena Wednesday shopping and hav- ing dental work done.
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Dudley Lauek, who is to be secre- tsTF of the Good Lumber Companv.
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Yellow Corn Chops. $3.35 at Thack- CTS, Mena-Adv. 6-1t
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Strayed From my home, February 8,
 span of mules, grey and brown. and one brown mare blind in left eye. Liberal reward fos information. c. F
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 Carl Leonard of Oden was Mena visitor Wednesday.
 W. M. Lowery of Wickes was wis., itor in Mena Friday.
 I. A. Dunn of Cove was in Mena on business Wednesday.
 A. A. Nichols of Hatfield was a vis- itor in Mena Sunday.
 ". J. Barton of Cove was business visitor in Mena Saturday.
 Frank Rork and son motored up from Hatfield Wednesday.
 Mrs. R. L. Bonner of Vandervoort was shopping in Mena. Saturday. J. c. Hampton and Ensley Lawrence of Shady were in Mena Saturday on business. Mrs. N 0. Hornsby of Hatfield is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Wilhite.
 Postmaster D. R. Roberts was in from Opal Saturday getting goods for the P. Q. store. Misses Opal and Ola White of Hat field visited over Sunday with Miss Belle Wilhite at Dallas.
 Oryille Winton, who is now working at Fort Smith, spent Sunday visiting Mena friends and relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. A. Sasser of Den- ton, Tex, are in Mena to look over conditions with view of locating. Harvey Noakes of Vandervoort was in Mena Monday to arrange for the purchase of some Holstein cattle. Dr. C. L. Baker left Tuesday for Little Rock to be present at the re- maining days of the legislative ses- sion.
 M. l.. Winton, who is now at Muse, was in Mena Tuesday to buy house. hold and other goods needed for his