The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-01
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES
 Ben Crump of Bigger was Mena
 isitor Monday.
 Luke Thacker of Fort Smith visited Afena friends Saturday.
 Thurman Leeper has gone to Shreveport on visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Lawrence are
 isiting relatives at Shady.
 R. D. Patterson of Camp Lee, Va, svas registered at Hotel Mena Mon Bay.
 Judge and Mrs. H. w. Finger and tlaughter spent Sunday with Hatfield Friends.
 s. B. Collins of Heavener, spent the day in Mena looking after business 1nterests.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Copeland re- TLuTleu lAOtu d OhiAStihoo NASie oU kings Spur.
 Mrs. R. L. Pannell has gone to Tex arkana to visit friends and look after Business matters.
 M A. Spencer returned Sunday 4from Wichita, Kas.. where he was called by the death of brother. 
 Invoicing of stocks started in many Mena stores Monday, while in others 1.-the annual work was early completed. | Mrs. W. E. Whipple has returned &to her home at Hatfield after spend Hing several days in Mena with rela- #tives.
 c. Cleve Livesay, who has been &working at Shreveport, returned Sun Nday following visit with his family in Mena.
 J.J. Ponder, who has been visiting &his brother, c. H. Ponder, and family, Nleft Sunday for his home at Junction 4City, Ark.
 N c. W. Dodd, editor of the Tribune at Russellville, is spending few days Fin Mena with his son, David K. Dodd, and family.
 D. P. May and J. R. May, two Mena citizens of the same name. but not re- Hated, are both reported seriously ill at their homes.
 Miss Anna Woods, home demonstrat- or for Polk county, has returned from her Christmas visit with the home folks at Nit. Ida. q Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Allen returned 8 Saturday from Little Rock where q they spent Christmas with MT. anc Mrs. Freeman Johnson. Mir. and Mrs. Claude Bennett and Mrs. Grace Mershon of Fort Smith I who have been visiting Mena friends and relatives, returned home Sunday R. w. Mccoy of Keota, Ok, was ir Mena Friday and secured from Coun- ty Clerk Will Alexander a license tC wed Miss Essie Henderson of Smith vile.
 N. R. Oneal left Saturday foi Springfield, Mo, to begin his work as travelling salesman, making thu after Christmas start earlier thar usual this year.
 Bryant W. Wilder, accompanied bS his bride, returned last Friday iron Danyille, where they were married or Christmas eve. They are at home al 500 Seventh street.
 
 Mrs. K. Sommers went to Granni' Sunday to visit Banker and Mrs. T. J Wilbanks and assist in entertaining q the new boy that arrived at the Wil < banks home last week. Mena friends of LeRoy Neal hay, received word that he is travelling il the New England States learning hi new duties as postofiice inspector, ans likes the work fine. & J. L. Hagan has novelty in hi q window in the form of a package O # Philippine sugar in the original wrap q ping. The sugar is not unlike the ol, x fa hioned brown kind.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ode Wiles. who wer, # recently married at Quinton, Okla # were in Mena on their way to Pose, z Hollow where they will visit the for q mer's father Jap Wiles and family.
 The Proctor Smith company loade,
 Fordson tractor and gang blow ont & Little Giant truck and hauled tn \ outfit to Board Camp Monday to giv q blowing demonstrations for the bene q fit of farmers in that vicinity. Chief Deputy Sheriff w. E. Ander son went to Fort Smith and returne' Sunday with Clarence Bobbett. youth wanted for participation in robbery at Hatton. Bobbett was giv CT hearing before Justice l.. N. Bur nett. and bound over to the next gran,