The Mena weekly star., 1920-11-04

R. Miller, cashier o1 the Dam yl
 Oden was the guest of Mena 1riehas Sundas.
 Lit and Curt Abernathy and Wii-
 liam A. Heath were in Mena on pusi-
 ness last week.
 Pete Bain. now located at Heayenerl, was called home by the serious ill., ness of his father Jerry Bain.
 Found-Ladies handbag, containing money. Call at Star office, prove pro perty and pay for adv.-Adv. Zol-zt, 45-lt. pl.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Jett, Jr, came up from Wickes Tuesday to receive the election returns in Mena and to visit friends.
 ! Mir. and Mrs. Fred Burger and chil- dren, who have been visiting at Haley | vile, Ok, returned home to Mena Monday afternoon.
 1 Rev. J. M. Newman who has been conducting meeting at Centrahoma, Ok, was in Mena Wednesday on his return home at Big Fork. r. L. Hairgrove, who came to Mena to greet his new daughter and to vote at the election, returned Tuesday af- ternoon to his work in the Kansas City Southern shops at Heavener.
 Tom J. Wilbanks, G. w. Lauder dale and w. II. Jones of Grannis were in Mena Wednesday and Thursday to look after matters of business.
 Elgy Nichols, who has been visiting near Henryetta, Ok, stopped over in Mena Wednesday to visit friends and lrelatives while enroute to his home near Hatfield.
 J. Hoblitzel and son of Eustis, Neb., 1 who had been in Mena to look after of J. D. Budd, left Monday afternoon for their home.
 Pascal Alexander, the young son of County Clerk and Mrs. Will Alexan- der, who has been ill the past few weeks at the family home, was re- ported as slightly improved Tuesday. MT. and Mrs. H. E. Fitz left Tues day afternoon for an extended visit in Iowa. Mir, Fitz will also look after business of the Fitz Lumber company while in the Hawkeye state.
 Little Miss Milverd Ponder is the very newest resident of Mena. She | made her appearance at the home of | Mir. and Mrs. G. H. Ponder Friday | morning Mother and babe are both | doing we'll
 Miss Willie May Parker, who has been a patient in the hospital at | Texarkana, returned home Saturday ] evening, much improved, but still 1 weak from a recent operation. She | was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. ] W. L. Parker.
 The Mena Hardware Company has a new delivery outfit that is attract | ing much attention. It is a horse drawn vehicle, tho 1t has automobile wheels It is built in Mena outfit, i and it is not only substantial but at- ! tractive in appearance
 Marion Lancaster, charged with l haying liquor in his possession at Cove last week. was arrested in Se- 1, yier county and brought to Mena Sun | day by Deputy Sheriff John Ross of | GiHham. He will be given a hearing 1 November ] before Justice S. H. i Smith.
 W. s. Arlington of the Texarmena Mining Company, has received bills of | iadtng of three cars of materials for ! the new mill to be built on the com pany's property, and expects the ears co arrive any day, In all seven cars will be required to haul the mill eouip- 1 ment.
 MT and Mrs Ivan Rowe of Caddo Gap, motored to Mena Saturdav bringing with them their guests. Mr' and Mrs. Cliff Maltby. On their re- turn home Sunday evening MT. and Mrs. Rowe took with them Mrs. D F Rogers of Stapp, who will be their guest at Caddo Gap this week.
 James Looney of the Polk County Mercantile Company has moved from hls old home at Board Camp to his new residence in Mena. He and his family are now located in the proper- Ly recently bought from Ben Goolsbv on Reine street.
 MT. and Mrs. Noel Lyons are now residents of Mena having decided to quit Jakehamon Tex. and live ;n better country They arrived in Mena Wednesday, MT. Lyons having severed hls connection with the bank at Jakehamon. Until future plans are
 ". E. Taylor, formerly a resident or Grannls, came over from Center vile, Yell county, to vote in his old nome town and was proud Grannis went for Judge Finger and his asso- clates on the Democratic ticket. Mr. Taylor was in Mena Wednesday to look after business matters.
 Miss Clara Hairgrove who has haar following her profession of trained nurse 1I, at Amarillo. Tex, arrived home ihursday afternoon and soon after her arrival found need for her services at tne home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs ] l.. Halrgrove, living west of Mena A baby daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Hairgrove Thursday night.
 Billy Graham, young son of Mr ana Mrs. w. c. Graham, fell from a hay loft Monday afternoon and broke both. bones in his left forearm. The break occurred near the wrist. The accident happened at the Grahan, barn on Petros avenue. Phvsicians were called and gave the lad needed services. 0u