The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23

Polk *<*e&! ID Rev. A. J. Ewing.
Mr. and Mrs James Lance, Route
no. 8 Mena. left Wednesday for Tall
hfna. OK. IS visit Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Hoover. uarents of Mrs. Lance.
Miss Anna Woods, county home
d<n10nztfation agent, left Saturday
for week j visit at her home at Mt.
Ida. She made the trip overland in
Miss Toka Anderson left Thursday
for Forrest {ssity. Miss Anderson will
be an fostfuet0r in the high school at
EoffP&< CltX and will also act as SUI
per<IsoE n music.
Arthur Means. who lives south OF
4fepa uae III the city Monday seeking
fh6 reckless motorist who ran over
an<I killed i fine calf owned by him
so1natikae sunday.
Mr. hid Mrs. w. f. Hickey and
children, who have been spending the
summer n Mena with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. a. WiI6ife, left Thursday for their
horne ~ Clarendon, Tex.
New Irish potatoes of the second
crop hive appeared in the Mena mar
ke<, md eoh1mand ready sale at SIS
per hundred pounds. The new spuds
4<6 e8flIef than usual.
Samuel q. II. Hulett of Vandervoort
~ q 9Fi ice 5sff astttton we're in
NE6n1 x<11day to make final proof
81 80 kSad entries before County
Clerk H Alexander.
as
~ 6line lighting plant of the
Baptist EE0rch having been replaced
by eleStI1t lights, has been sold to the
B&p<i<t t&nrch at Wickes. and was
paeketI fiji shipment Saturday.
&Id Mrs A. S. Winston of
H{oII4 e.. have come to Mena to
1114< home and are now located
"a Efreet adjoining the nj. e.
a ~ Hzederate veterans are re-
q044<N6 f6 meet at the courthouse on
n xt[E<z October 2 to make final ar
ram 1|14EI<s for attending the national
reunion ~ Houston.
Kimberly is back from a
b0$illee& trip to Big Fork and Egger.
HE reEofzs that farmers around these
fH9 inland towns have crops of both
cc<t1u md corn far above the aver
Tie Hamilton Real Estate Agency
<10o<3x E61es as follows: J. T. Bates
1 i &e Tom Baker store room on
1ide; Mrs. Lizzie King pur-
3 Gibson residence on Polk
s Mitchell, youngest son of
Mitchell of the Kansas City
Suffered dislccation Of his
5 <|n while playing ball few
= = 6s and is forced to carry his
ling.
robert Connally of Rocky,
f4lE& "a Wednesday afternoon, to visit
her r8xtftS DIR. and Mrs. j. G. Hilton,
fof tI1fe She has been on the sick
list Cot come time past, and hopes tol
kes8.0efate in the old homes
x and Mrs. Duff Hilton left
6&91Hy for Oklahoma City where
1xpect to get employment at
York. Mrs. Hilton, who had
Washington, ID. c., since their
T. last spring, returned to
1<ne three weeks ago.
? =, the GS-year-oiidd daughter Of e
Ix. MA Mrs. Thomas Mullins, died
Saturday at the family home near
Acorn md was buried Sunday at
<G<<5 chapel. The funeral services
WFTE EVUuucted by the Rev. s. j. Os-
(<d Mrs. John French of Nam
n are expected to reach Mena
& dor visit with his brother,
<h. and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
ch have been at Hot Springs,
tut short their sojourn in or
turn to Mena and greet the
s Ward came to Mena Satur-
%atch the baseball' game be-
s Mon Grove and Rocky teams.
44d two boys with the Union
( = q irwin and James. and says as
cen but one game before,
mother experience would be
Berry Cherry Farm pro-
~ first sample of the greatest
zm crops Thursday afternoon
Inc 10-pound daughter was
& Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W.. Roger.
managing the farm this sea-
new baby has been named
1urine Roger.
6 Walter Nichols of Texar-
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Nichols
9eme city, motored to Mena
to see the aged mother Of
men, who passed away at
of her daughter, Mrs. w. r.
orcus Nichols Of Poteau also
Mena to be with his mother.
Mrs. ]. M. Hawthorne, when
Polk county for Honey
tx, to head off the contin-
going hungry retained the
IA Of sweet potato patch.
request, J. D.. Tucker this
mt them six crates of fine
Hall sweets dug from the
8 + cMillan of Board Camp, re-
ccted secretary Of the north
pa Of Polk county Farm Bur-
Wednesday for Tyler, Tex,
y review at Tyler business