The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-26
Correspondence
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Nr and Mrs West went to DeQueeu Saturday night
 Mrs Burney left Monday for Louisi- ana to visit a while.
 Fred Cook quit school Friday Co help his father on the farm
 e H lett. jr., went to Crannis Tues Gay morning on business,
 Misses Hattie and Caron Weems eii tered school here Monday
 1 M Tomlin went Co Mena Saturday se have dental work done.
 J d. LeweY made business trtp to ffrannls Tuesday morning.
 kF and Mrs, Claud Ross moved to their new horne Wednesday.
 Joe Ross and George lsewey went te fsuckett Sunday on business
 Ar Carroll Saunders is preparing to move to his farm Wednesday.
 John and Roy sullivan quit school to help their father on the farm,
 Elxa Scott and brother Oliver or Cove are visiting relatives here.
 Mr and Mrs Joe Taylor left for their new home in Yell county Monday
 Claude Ellis iS remodeiinR J. J. ROes's home by adding more rooms
 Nf and Mrs, McAlester spent Satur- day. night and sunday at Holly Grove;
 Mrs. Q. T.. West and Hazel smith went to Mena Monday to do shopping
 Mir and Mrs John Spencer from De- Queen spent sunday with relatives and
 Vi B. Thomas and A. C Higginbot- tom made business trip to Grannis
 ". B. Thomas went to Mena Friday cf last week and purchased new
 Joe Ross and son. Cradle. made business trip east of Baker Springs
 Roy Rose went to Baker Springs on Monday, where he took a load of goods for the Jett store.
 Dr. Hilton of Mena was called to see Mrs Miller but didn't get out there un- III after her death.
 J A. Lewey has recieved car of fertilizer and farmers are busy haul sug it to their farms.
 Rfrs D Lebow and daughter. Bessie gre visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baker and family this week.
 orr Bunch came home from the oil fields in Louisiana last Tuesday to visit Aomefoilks for while,
 Dr r. L. Brewer from Tulsa. Ok arrived here last week and has been very busy with the flu victims.
 Cradle Ross came home last Tuesday from the oil fields Of Louisiana to spend q few days with homefolks.
 Mir and Mrs Weems have moved to their new home west of town. which was purchased from John Worsham. Rev Gilbert filled his regular an pointmeut Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night at he Nazarene church.
 Rufus Miller died last Friday and Nas buried Sunday in the puckett cem- etery He leaves a wife and hFe chil- Mir. Reeves and family from Hatfield have moved thls week to the house re- cently vacated by MT Cox who moved Joe Bianton. who lived near salt Springs, died Monday night He leaves q wife and three children 10 mourn his death
 Mrs Will Miller died Tuesday morn ing and she leaves a husband and many relatives to mourn her death. Her h0fre was in Mena.
 Mrs Lebow. who has been very sick for two weeks is reported worse this morning (Tuesdaye. Dr T. B. Young 0r Cove is the physician.
 Linn Compton was called t0 Compton: Ill., last Wednesday Co the bedside of his brother. Andrew Compton. but he died before NIT Compton arrived.
 Misses Ollie and Ethel i.ewev and Beuiah Ross and Messrs. Row Rose, Cradle Ross and Leslie f.ewcy spent suniay on Little River near Horatio. Mrs r. P Parsons went to Eagleton Sunday where she was called to take care of Mir and Mrs. T H Daniels and family who are all victims of the flu. and Mra. D l.. Rollins Monday night was enjoyed by all present. and Mrs Ola M. Tunnen was greatly surprised. IS she had not expected anything Of thls kind for her birthday. Sunday at the Baptist church His reg nlar appointment will be the second Saturday night, sunday and sunday ntEht.
 deaths since Saturday in that neigh pornood. but there is not a case of flu here in town.
 W R Watkins and family motored Walking parents. who left Monday night for Seattle. Wash. where they
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