The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-02

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PERSONAL NOTEs
ofho Ozment was business visito
81 E4rx Smith Saturday,
Mrs names Strickland has returne
from visit at Shawnee and Ashland
Dr. vi. C. Vandiver and little so
Jeff Friday for week end visit 9
Fort Smith.
Miss Edith Mccoy of near Potte
left Friday afternoon for visit a
Wahoo Neb.
Mrs. Gene McPhetridge and thre
children of Eagleton are visiting Co
and Mrs. McPhetridge.
Mrs. ID. B. Joplin of Dyer, Ark,
visiting with Mrs. J. w. Cunningham
and other Mena friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Kelly of Lit
tie Rock arrived in Mena Friday TO
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John Har
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Chamberlain o
Board Camp were in Mena Friday o.
their way to Cerrogordo, to visit rel
atlves
MRS. j. l. Alley who is critically il
1t the home on Hickory avenue, wa
reported as somewhat improved Sat
urday
Miss Lois Nichols of Texarkana
who had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G
" Petty and family, returned to he
home Friday.
Or. b. G.. Hilton was called to Foge
Spur Thursday morning to the hom
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sticklemar
where d fine baby girl was born.
Miss Clara Todd of Alvin, Tex. i
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
H w Finger and enjoying her frs
visit to the highlands of Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil eagle and bah.
have returned from a weeks visit II
oklahoma, stopping to see friend
and relatives at Tulsa, Muskogee AM
other points.
G. N. Heath who conducts mer
camille business and blacksmith sho]
Af Nuniey, was in Mena Friday. HI
reported a nice rain and all crops ar
doing well in his neighhorhood.
Mrs. E. B. Hassett, former wei
known resident who has been living
Ii Muekogee, has come back to Meni
"a live, but is finding it difficult t
find house, having sold her forme
home
81 Winton, in from the west en-,
Saturday, reports that he has just as
sisted IN putting in a new sawmill TO
the Beach Lumber company on Stat
Creek, near the Oklahoma line. Crol
pro&r<tts are Al.
John Turner of Honey Grove, Tex.
who had been visiting his brothers
n. 81 Turner on Route 2, west o.
Mena. left Friday morning for hi
hon7e to be there in time to take par
III The statewide primary election.
Jess Hay came down from Spring
dale Friday to visit his family, tn,
baby being i'll. The little one i
much Improved and Mr.. Hay will re
turn Sunday to Springfield to look af
ter interests of Hay Brothers iewelr,
store.
n Garich living near Egger is on,
Of theeast end farmers that is turn
ing hIs attention to dairying. He i.
using 3 hand separator and is selling
hts cream in Mena, having the deliv
exy made every other day by the Egg
ger mail carrier.
Walter E. McKeen, of the city mai
service at Manhattan, Kas., calles
here on account of the illness of hi
father L. A. McKeen, returned HON,
xzo1y, his father who is at the HON,
Of I'm. l. A. Axleton, having abou
fully recovered.
n Taylor, Shug Taylor and Mrs
Wade, All of Talihina arrived in Men,
Friday for a visit with Mr.. TAYLOR
daNEhter, Mrs. Jesse Philpot. TIL,
yi2i<ors will spend Sunday at Egge,
where Mr.. Taylor will lead the oil,
Bascon Finger, who is now EN-
ployed In the Rock Island railroad
t'e dopartment and located at Gallon
Ark. arrived home Thursday after
noon Tor short visit with his par
ents, Jndge and Mrs. H. w. Finger.
Thu Proctor-Smith Motor Compan,
has been distributing new Fords thi.
week =. R. Bates bought a sedar
And <1kving cars went to Waiter Sos
s1u4u 81 Mena, Ira Keller of Hatfield
ana 81 a. and l.. E. McCurley of Gran
Molter in from the home farm
41zsdty reported that the Gamer a
n1z place is kept going every othe
t1Hz This fall putting up vegetables
: :. N THRrsday the output consisted o
4V9 quarts of tomatoes and Wagon
load o. sweet corn.
Vandiver, l.. B. and w. B
Self f4ther and son respectively, ar
y y r!Hea - Mena Thursday on an over
lard 1<Ito trip from Foreman expect
s. /fIH To UfOSnqct Soma fix,o -, tha -;