The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22

little stranger made his arrival. Moth CT and child are reported as doing we'll
 L. H. Johnson, Mark Dover, Ed. Hutson and Ed Myers were quartet of Hatfield men in Mena Thursday on their return home from Hot Springs, where they attended the good roads meeting.
 Wm. A. Blair and Peter McCune, residents of Gordon, Neb, reached Mena Thursday from Hatfield, where they had been prospecting for several days. They will be in Mena for sew eral days.
 The Rev. H. L. Waters and two children, accompanied by his parents, Mir. and Mrs M. E. Waters, reached Mena Wednesday from Batesville. Mir. Waters parents will make their home in Mena and will keep the home for their son and children.
 J. F. McLain, former Mena resident, who planned to return and become credit man for the Duke Magruder Company, has been delayed owing to the illness of his father, who lives at Indianola, Neb Until his fathers health improves, he will be unable to come to Mena.
 Chancellor J. D. Shaver, having con- cluded the April term of Chancery court, left Thursday afternoon for his home in Texarkana. He reported that this term of the Polk Chancery court was one of the best ever held in the county, considering the amount of liti- gation that was handled
 w. M Self of Waldron has accept ed position as manager of the shoe department at the Duke Magruder store, and will begin his new duties next week. Mir. Self has been in charge of the shoe department at the Waldron Mercantile Company store for the past twelve years.
 John Cotton came in from Opal on Thursday to bring in the camping equipment used by R. A. Tomlinson, Louis Robert, Dale Cunningham and A. J. Powers on the recent camping and fishing trip on the Ouachita. He also brought in the auto tire and tube which had been advertised as lost by R. A. Tomlinson.
 Dr. L. O. Dickson and Mrs. Dickson returned to Mena Wednesday from Oden, where they had been for the last three weeks. Dr. Dickson says he left Mena expecting to spend week at Oden to do some work and some fish ing, but work piled up on him so that he stayed three weeks, and then had little time to go fishing.
 D. L. Rogers of near Gillham, who was in Mena Saturday looking after business matters, formerly lived near Acorn, to which place he had been Fri day to look at Cletrac. He said this was his first visit to Acorn in 21 years, and found but few familiar places left. w. K. Taylor of Grannis was in Mena Friday, and after seeing dem onstration of the Cletrac at Acorn, closed contract with George Holt tractor representative for one of the machines, which is to be sent to Mir. Taylor's big farm in Yell county.
 Mrs. Jasper Middleton, Miss Louise Durham. Miss Fanny Wise. Mrs. R. A. Montgomery and M. A. Bunyard were among the Mena residents who were at Cove Friday night to attend the closing exercises of the Cove schools, in which Mrs. Bunyard is teacher.
 Mrs. J. A. Cornell and son, Ed, left Saturday morning for months trip and visit to the Rockies at Denver and vicinity. They will first visit with her son, Phil Cornell, at Wichita Falls, Tex, and see the great oil fields. At Denver Mrs. Councils mother and sister make their home and the main part of the visit will be made there.
 John D. Markey, here from Ere mont, Neb., for the last several months, acted as guide and townboost- CT Friday for Wm. A. Blair and Peter McCune, here from Gordon, Neb., to see the sights in the Ozarks. The vis- itors went to Hatfield this afternoon, but plan to return to Mena next week for a few more days of sightseeing and investigation before going home.
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