The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-10


PERSONAL NOTES
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Mrs r. A. Allen is visiting her
mother at Hatfield.
Miss Lucy Clark of Hackett, Ark,
il in Mena for a visit with her aunt,
Miss Eva Goddard.
Perry Harris Of Eagleton was a
Nena visitor Friday.
Mrs. 6. E. Smith of Page was a
Mena shopper Thursday.
meeting of the Polk County Medi-
1&l Society was held at the office of DR..
j. Il. Hawkins Friday afternoon.
George Shepherd of Hartley was in
Hena Friday and secured license to
wed Miss Eva Rowen, also resident
IL that locality.
Drs. G. r. johnson and d. w. Con-
nnlIv of Hatfield were in Mena Friday
- attend the meeting of the county
medical society.
Il W. Hall, <. Gaddis and Freeman
Dover were party Of Hatfield citi-
zens who motored to Mena Friday to
look after business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Griffiths and four
children left Thursday afternoon for
q visit Of six weeks with relatives
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Levi Heath, who is serving in I'm
Gle Sans navy, and now spending a
far1ou1h with the home folks near Big
Fork, was visiting Mena friends Sat-
urday.
Misses lone and Vergelia Golf, who
have been attending Ward Belmont at
Nashville, Tenn, arrived in Mena on
Friday afternoon to spend the summer
vacation.
Friday was the last day of school
for Mena pupils who gathered in their
respective rooms, received grades and
aesiEnments for next term, and bid
teachers and studies good-by for the
summer.
Misses Ethel Goolsby, Fannie Wise,
Edgtne Wood and Irma Thacker left
Saturday for Conway where they
will attend the state normal school
during the summer term, taking the
special course for teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs R. B. Board. Mrs.
Maggie Board, Mrs, Pearl Dean and
son, Hal Dean, left Saturday on a
motor trip to Eagletown, Ok. where
they win visit Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Goff
They went by way of DeQueen.
Mena's population was increased by
two last week, both new arrivals be-
ing boys DR.. p. r. Watkins reports
the axriyal of sons at the homes of ].
NJ Bochell on Eagle Gap avenue and
Daniel G. Brooks on Fourth street.
DR.. b. H. Hawkins left Monday
afternoon for Eureka Springs, where
he will attend the meeting of the Ar
kansas State Medical Society as a
delegate from the Polk county society.
The state meetings begin Tuesday
and ends Thursday.
Mrs. Al. G. Axelton and daughter
Miss Mable, Mrs. Richard Anderson
and little daughter, and A. G. Axel-
ton. Jr., all of Randolph, Kas., ar
rived in Mena Wednesday for an ex-
tended visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. /. A. Axelton on Switzerland
svenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Weber, who re-
Gently returned from Texas, will leave
Saturday for Glenwood, Ark, where
Mr.. Webber has purchased property.
They did not find Texas to their liking
and returned to Polk county, but Mr..
Webber secured desirable property at
G1enwood.
Washington Adams Of Springfield,
Mo-. was In Mena Monday to look af-
ter the interests of his firm in the con-
tracts for the east and west roads out
Of Mena. Mr.. Adams firm was among
those who bid on the work of building
the two highways and if the contracts
are given him wants to start opera
tons at once.
Mrs. Peter Weber left Thursday
for Mason City and Britt, Ia, expect
ing to attend family reunion at the
latter place, but the important feat
ure Of her trip will be the first mass
conducted by her nephew, Robert
Bernard Armsby, who will be ordain-
ed to the priesthood next Sunday at
st. Paul, MINI.
Miss Vivian Mckinney and mother,
Mrs. Young Mckinney, have returned
from Shreveport where Miss McKin-
ney has been employed in the city
schools for the last three years, and
will be again next year. They are
now AZ home in their residence at I'LL
Maple avenue, and will be in Mena
during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Todd and chill
dfen. who have been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Anderson, parents of
Mrs. Todd, left Thursday afternoon
for Heavener, where after short
visit they will go to their home at
Jonesboro. Mr. Todd had planned for
longer stay, but received word from
his company to return at once.