The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-01

relatives. Mir. Campbell is brother of Mrs. Meadows.
 George W Petty deserted the cot sis oa Enss sa sSt 2af t5s ss building of new nsrn. ,
 R.lE:Sss..IGj5. 5.. il 0das.sAI Tuesday on business.
 F A., ]. Forester of near Egger was in Mena Wednesday with cotton. | James Coeburn was among. the Opal residents in Mena Tuesday op business. ~ ,. | Robert Kennedy of Big Cedar brought cotton to the Mena market Wednesday. ,- .qe4bei
 Squire Gene Whisenhunt of Black Fork was business visitor in Mena Wednesday.
 | ing Mena relatives, left Tuesday for his home at Paducah, Tex.
 Cotton sold from 221k to 38 cents in | Mena Wednesday, and the market was 1 lively, about 50 bales being sold.
 Mrs. w. J. Lauck left Tuesday af- ternoon for Coffeyville, Kas., for a visit with relatives and friends. | Mrs. J. s. Smith and daughter, Miss Helen. arrived in Mena today for visit with Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Holt. Miss Ruth Robbins left Wednesday morning for Fayetteville. where she will enter the University of Arkan- sas.
 A. L. Epperson, w. s. Whaley and c. F. Davis, all of Boynton, Ok, are in Mena to investigate local farming conditions.
 A part of the equipment of the one time Dixie Press was shipped Wednes- day to Elk City, Kas., where it will be used in printing Gods Messen- ger"
 Mrs. c. H. Webster and mother, Mrs. Mcintyre, who have been visit ing the old home at Mitchell, Ind. and also at Cincinnati, returned home to Mena Tuesday afternoon.
 Phillip and Harold Daniels found game scarcer than they expected in 1 the wilds of Posey Hollow, so they re- 1 turned to Mena sooner than planned and started the big truck moving on Wednesday.
 L. C. Wilson and daughter. Miss Hazel Wilson, of St. Joseph, Mo are making a short visit with Mena 1 friends, arriving in the city Monday. Mir. Wilson was formerly manager of the big fruit farm near Wickes.
 Mrs. Monroe Martin and baby, who have been visiting at Temple, Tex. with her sister, Mrs. R. L. McGee, re- turned to Mena Wednesday. Miss | Esther Burke, formerly of Mena, is also a resident of Temple. l Otis Dickson and Orren Dickson | both of Tulsa, Ok, stopped off in Mena between trains Tuesday for a short visit with their brother, Dr. L. 1 o. Dickson, and family. They had been attending family reunion at Hosston, La.
 E. D. Ellsworth of the White Pro- duce Company has secured full blood 1 Cornish Indian game cockerel to head his flock and plans to increase the flock further by getting some of the prize winning bullets that took rib bons in the Memphis show.
 F. M Bigler of Golden, H., for mer Polk county resident, is visiting in Mena at the home of his daughter, 1 Mrs. J. H. Schumacher, east of Mena. Mir. and Mrs. Schumacher have ar ranged sale of their property for January IA, and Mir. Bigler will re- main until that time and assist in the sale. . Will Chambers of Ida, Ok, and Charles Chambers of Ink joined forces in Mena Wednesday, in loading out a carload of farming equipment for shipment to their new home near Paducah, Tex. Hamp Lofts and Bus ter Cotton also loaded car for ship ment to Stuart, Okla, near which place they will farm next year.
 w. s. Mapes, who recently moved to Mena from Goodnight, Ok, left Mon- day afternoon for Coalgate, Ok, ac- companied by Carl Barham, to bring back the Studebaker car, which had to be abandoned there on account of bad roads when Mir. Mapes attempted to drive to Mena some weeks ago.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. J. Krauss and baby of Bloomington, H.. and Mr. and Mrs E R. Biser and children of Heavener reached Mena Monday afternoon for short visit with Mir and Mrs. J Thinnes and family. The visitors had been attending a family reunion at Shreveport, and on their return home stopt to see Mena relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Dusenbury, who spent Christmas with Mena relatives left Tuesday afternoon for Kansas City, from which place they go back to big time vaudeville. Before they ! have a chance to get back to Mena it