The Mena weekly star., 1920-03-04

THE MENA V that included some in number of the largest cities in the country.
 w. E. Womble of Womble was a Mena visitor Saturday.
 J. H. Edwards of Big Fork was in Mena on business Saturday.
 J. A. Pannell of Beebe, Ok, was in Mena Saturday and secured license to wed Miss Pearl Whited of Cove.
 F. w. Boehmer of Basin, Wyo., was in Mena Thursday to look over lands in this section suitable for stock rais- ing.
 w. J. Wilson of Ink was in Mena on Wednesday, and among other matters of business had his name enrolled on The Stars list of subscribers.
 Mrs. w. A. Christopher and daugh- ter have returned from their visit with relatives and friends in Florida, where they had been for the last three months.
 Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Dougherty and children left Sunday for their new home at Fort Smith, at which place Mr. Dougherty will make his head quarters.
 Wfloxr I TrAI ner, two young farmers from Waters, were in Mena Thursday to secure fencing and other needed farming equipment.
 Mir and Mrs. George Meyer of Fort Smith returned to their home Sunday after a visit in Mena with Mir. and Mrs. John Oetken. The men are brothers -in-law.
 Misses Clyrene Harrison and Bessye Roberts, students at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, are in the city for few days visit with rela- tives and friends.
 MT and Mrs. Jesse Badt left on Wednesday for an extended visit with friends and relatives at Little Rock, Fort Smith and Okmulgee. They ex- pect to be gone month or more.
 J. w. Houston of Memphis, Tex, has bought of the Ford Realty Com pany, 15-acre tract in the west part of the city, known as the Campbell place, and plans to make it his home.
 Mrs. G. R. Wilson and child of Chi cago, are in the city to spend several Mrs. Wilson is former res- ident and comes back because of the healthful conditions she knew could be found in Mena
 Mrs. R. H. Stevens of Indianola, Ok, who has been at Tulsa with her sister, Mrs. Floyd Smith, came to Mena on Thursday to get her children, who have been with MT. and Mrs. R. D. Green at Hotel Commercial
 J. c. Wood and daughter left Mon day morning for their home at Mills, N M, after spending two weeks with relatives and friends in Polk county. They will stop at McAlester to visit before going home
 Miss Annie Embry, who is teaching at Red Bluff, Ark, came to Mena Fri day to spend the week end with rela- tives. She was accompanied by the child of her brother. James Embry, who lives at Ashdown
 Mir and Mrs. Grady Hand arrived home Friday afternoon. Mir. Hand had been attending the state gathering of livestock men at Little Rock, and Mrs. Hand had been visiting relat- tives at the old home in Yell county
 Two young men from Hatton came to Mena Wednesday and secured mar riage licenses from County Clerk Will Alexander. G. D. Tice will wed Miss Lousinda Gentry of Hatton, and H. J. Zielhke will wed Miss Minnie Bell Smith of Villa Grove, III.
 Ted Evans of Hatfield, who recent ly completed four years service in the U. s. Navy, will start work Mon day at the Duke -Magruder store in the mems department. The young man was employed at the store some years ago when it was owned by C. L. Lochridge.
 S. A. (Jack) Arnold, for years a popular proprietor of the Lyric The ater in Mena, was in Mena Friday. Jack now represents large producer of high class movie specialties, in which Zane Grey is the star, and while in Mena sold the Mena rights to Man. ager Blair of the Lyric.
 c. L. Wiley of Topeka, Kas., is in Mena consulting with citizens with view to finding whether the establish ment of lath factory would be prac- tical. He believes there is much suit able material in this vicinity, and if verify this belief will locate in this vicinity.
 Mrs. Nellie Roberts of Muscatine, la, who stopt over in Mena for few days visit with MT. and Mrs. Boyd Lafiin, left Friday for her home. Mrs. Roberts is an aunt of Mr. Laflin, and has been spending the winter at with her sister, Mrs. Chan dlar mother nf Mir T,afiin