The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-22

Aemisegger is the mother of Mir. Smith.
 T. H. Philpot of Egger was Mena visitor Thursday.
 Joseph Reynolds of Alder was in Mena trading Thursday.
 Miss Myrtis Reed is the new book keeper at the J. c. Lawrence store.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Jones of Gran- his were visiting Mena friends Friday evening.
 Mrs. Ella Stickleman of Fogel, Okla, spent Tuesday in Mena attending to business matters.
 Ben Lowery and Roy Rose, young men of Wickes, were Mena visitors Wednesday afternoon.
 Walter Mize, J. H. Scott, R. c. Smith and Will Hamiter were among the Cove residents in Mena Saturday.
 Ira Hilton returned Friday from a business trip to Haworth, Ok. There was too muchsmud there to suit him, he reports.
 A. M. Hauerwas of Avery, Tex, ar rived in Mena Wednesday for visit with his brother, J. c. Hauerwas, at Hauzier Farm.
 R. E. Roberts of Big Fork was in Mena Saturday to have deeds prepar- ed for farm land he is buying from J. H. Edards.
 Roy Linn of Board Camp came to Mena Saturday and secured license to wed Miss Clara Ellison, also a res- ident of Board Camp.
 J. w. Ward of Mundy, Tex, has bought thru the Ford Agency the Crofford suburban home, south of Mena, and has taken possession.
 County Agent o. L. Henderson is probably the first auto owner in Polk county to receive one of the 1920 li- cense tags. His number is 107S9.
 R. w. Simpson of Egger was in Mena Wednesday to secure from County Clerk Will Alexander a license to wed Miss Sarah Fryer of Waters.
 George L. Rector returned Wednes- day from visits with his children at Pine Bluff and Little Rock. He stapt in Fort Smith to look after business.
 The Mena Mercantile Company is now the local representative for the Birdsell wagons, having taken over the stock of the Mena Hardware Com pany.
 Mrs. M. D. Winton and daughter of Rocky are visiting in Mena with Mrs Winton' s. son, Amzi Winton, and family before going to their new home at Muse.
 J. c. Draper and son, Ray, residents of Cooper, Tex, were guests at the Antlers Thursday while in the city on business with the Stuart Land Company.
 W. T. Cole. living west of Mena. re- ceived the sad news of the death of a brother living at Atkins, Ark. Mir. Cole left in the afternoon to attend the funeral.
 Miss Carrie H. plunkett of Little Rock, district home demonstration agent, spent Saturday in Mena with Miss Anna Woods, home demonstra- ton agent for Polk county.
 J. D. Kaylor returned from Howe Friday, where he had been to assist his daughter, Mrs. I. H. Gray and ehil- dren to get started on their return trip to their home at Mountain Air. N. M.
 J. w. Everett, who had been in busi- ness at Nunley, has moved to Wickes. He was in Mena Friday and announc- ed he had purchased the Watkins store at Wickes and planned to en- large the business.
 A change of venue was taken from Justice Smiths court to Justice L. N. Burnett by John Shorter, Bog Springs man charged with abuse of cattle he had dipped for Sam Milwee. The hearing was postponed until Saturday afternoon.
 ML ana MfS. q. d. l4dWfence ana daughter returned Wednesday from a visit at Poteau and Fort Smith. They did not get to complete their trip to Little Rock, because of the illness of the little one.
 I. N Lovett. who recently came to Mena from Collidge Texas, has pur- chased the S. F Heath farm near iNunley Mir Lovett win wait here un- til the arrival of his family. who are at Normangee. Tex, and then move to his new home.
 I. B. fiuddieston, one of Uncle Sam's bluejackets, who had been spending furlough with relatives in Mena and Montgomery county. left Thursday afternoon for Philadelphia to join the U. s. s. Cheyenne, on which he is stationed.
 Bad roads and indictment weather are thought to have prevented farmers from attending the farm loan meeting scheduled for Tuesday at the court house. Less than a quorum was pres ent and Secretary w. E. Flick will have to call another meeting of stock holders.
 Merl Hopkins, Texarkana travelling man, made his first trip to Mena Fri day to interest local merchants in Maxwell House coffee Mir. Hopkins n I N Ar-...