The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-08
PERSONAL NOTES

sc~SScs~ PERSONAL NOTES
 Mr, and Mrs. Momie Fountain of Alder were shopping in Mena Satur-
 Greee Purvis of Pershing, Ok, is visiting homefolks and friends in Mcna
 Miss Loda Cecil of vandervoort is visiting in Mena with Mir. and Mrs. A. (. Powell
 Homer Heath returned Sunday to Fuasaffville, after visit in Mena with his mother.
 F. pensmore of Perfection, Kas., is in Mena Investigating farm lands 5.Eezod for sale.
 Floyd Towsley of Hatton, who is Interested in lumber and milling, was m Mena on business Saturday.
 A c. Hilton of Cove was in Mena 4&turd4y and secured license to wed Eis5 Clara B. Matson of Hatfield.
 0. B. Witherspoon and Howard El- Nott of Cove spent few hours Mon- day in Intending to business in Mena.
 Hrs. Frank Strickland and children of Spiro, Ok, arrived in Mena Satur- day for visit with friends and rela, Gves.
 Hr. and Mrs. w. P. Coone of Cor nan, Tex, are in Mena to find home # possible. They reached the city on Sunday
 Nrs. J. L. Gift of Fort Smith, who had been in Mena to visit his son, Ray Clift. and family, returned to her home sunday.
 County Clerk Will Alexander issued nnarriage license Saturday to Home ~ Yaught and Miss Opal Robertson, both of Grannis.
 0rvlIle Winton is taking a vacation from his work with Armour & Go. at Hort Smith, and is visiting Mena friends and relatives.
 c. c. French of Highland Park, Mich, suburb of Detroit, arrived in Xena Saturday to look over the city with view of finding a home.
 
 Fred Fried of Hutchinson, Kas., and George Fried of Oklahoma City, came to Mena to spend Easter with their perents, MT. and Mrs. F. R. Fried.
 Mrs. Beulah Hollinger of Wichita, Kas., arrived in Mena Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. Leslie Wood, and ether relatives in Mena and vicinity.
 Miss Ray Pirtle, daughter of Mir. md Mrs. Bert Pirtle, left Monday for Tyler. Tex, where she will attend a commercial school and take course h telegraphy.
 l.. Belt and son, Tom Belt, who have been working at Starks, La, are at home in Mena. Mir. Belt, Sr., will return after a weeks visit at home, bpt his son plans to remain in Mena.
 Sam Looney headed a delegation of Board Camp farmers in Mena Friday dp receive shipment of three cars of fertilizer, which had been ordered CO., operatively.
 w. E. Holt was at Cove Sunday to attend joint rally of Sunday schools. Owing to the weather the Easter egg hunt arranged for in the park had to be given up. An interesting program was held at the Presbyterian church.
 Mrs E. S. Hoblitzel, sister of R. Golf. stopt over in Mena for weekend visit with MT. Golf and family, while enroute from Fort Worth, Tex, to Telsa. Ok. The visitor left for her new home Sunday
 E. 0. Crandell returned Thursday from his trip to Vicksburg, Miss, where two carloads of household goods md other goods were loaded for ship neHt to Mena His son, E. o. Gran dell, Jrs Is enroute to Mena with the cars.
 After an absence of several years, Waltaf Chambers has come back to Folk county. The young man former ly lived near Ink, but has been in West Texas Of late. His ear of goods is on the way back and Mir. Chambers is seeking location for them.
 Mi. and Mrs. Lloyd Board reached Hena Saturday for visit of week ox more with Mir. Boards parents, Mir. and Mrs R. B. Board. The visitors 4x@ en their way from Joplin, Mo-, to Mag1etoun, Ok, where Mir. Board will be associated with Chas. Golf in the lzttor'e store.
 A. q Foster and son Tom Foster cane ia from Opal Thursday to go to Ial'@in6, Okla, to be with Ramsey Fo6t4r. son of the first named. Ram r4y Foster recently underwent an op- nrmt4on at Fort Smith for Anpendici-