The Mena weekly star., 1920-03-18

R. E. LOWC Ol AONC NNo e visitor in Mena Monday.
 Rev. J. Watt Fulton of Hatfield was a visitor in Mena Monday. A daughter was born Wednesday to Mir. and Mrs. George Graves, COY Reine Street.
 Miss Mabel Lee visited in Fort Smith Tuesday with her sister Miss Gladys Lee.
 Bev Parker of the Bargain Store left Tuesday afternoon for Kansas City to buy more goods. Dr. and Mrs. L. o. Dickson left on Monday afternoon for a visit with the formers parents at Hosston, La.
 President J. T. Magruder of the First National Bank was a business visitor in Fort Smith Wednesday. Mrs. c. H. Mitchell and baby left Wednesday morning for Philadelphia for a visit with MT. and Mrs. c. c. Whipple.
 Harry Lane, living near Potter, was in Mena Tuesday on his way to Kan sas City, where he will attend busi- ness college.
 Miss Bernice Patton, who has been teaching the Bunch school near Wickes, returned home to Mena Mon day, the term having ended.
 J. D. Reynolds of Decatur, Tex, is in Mena for the purpose of looking over farm lands. He is being shown about by the Stuart Land Company.
 Mrs c. A. Stewart of Kings, Ark, reached Mena Monday afternoon for a visit with Mir. and Mrs. c. ". Copelin. The visitor is sister of Mir. Copelin's.
 T. L. Richardson of Olney, Tex, has bought thru the Hamilton agency the E. 0. Hill farm near Rocky. MT. Hill will retain possession of the farm this year.
 The farm home of Jenkins Tibbs near NNunley caught fire Tuesday, but the blaze was extinguished before any damage beyond hole in the roof had been caused.
 T. N. Bellew, business man of ForeI man, was in Mena Tuesday to inves- tigate local realty offerings, and was being shown around by Frank Bishop and C. G. Lennard.
 A. J. Woods of Board Camp was in Mena on business Tuesday. He bought the Charles Burnett farm near Board Camp and is much pleased with the locality. He came here from Texas.
 Mrs. A. c. Fomby, who has beer spending the winter at Jefferson, Tex. has returned to Mena to visit this summer with her daughters, Mrs Uriel Thacker and Mrs. L. o. Dickson
 Rev and Mrs. J. L. Scarritt of Cove are visiting in Mena the guests of MT and Mrs C. D. Baker of the Stuart Land Company. Rev Scarritt is pas tor of the Presbyterian church al Cove.
 Cecil Barham has installed one ot the new electrical operated hair clip. pers in his barber shop. The new ma. chine is credited with being not only labor saver but with doing better work
 J. c. Hoheimer of Hatfield was ir Mena Wednesday on business for the Watkins Mercantile Company, taking advantage of the lateness of No. 2 tc 1 get into the county seat early in tho morning.
 A number of Mena men interested in blooded stock will attend the Fore Younce sale at Cove tomorrow. Visi tors from distant points are expected to attend the sale of Holsteins anC Poland Chinas
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Sims returned Tuesday afternoon from Hinton, Ok. where they attended the burial of Mrs ! Sims father. Al Hubbard, brother of Mrs. Sims, returned to Mena witt them for a short visit.
 Friends of " P. Wagoner and Miss Clara Brumley, who live on Route 4 out of Mena, were surprised to learr of their marriage, which occurred or Monday in Mena. The ceremony was performed by Justice L. N. Burnett.
 Judge H. W. Finger, County Clerk Will Alexander and County Agent O L. Henderson were all in Grannis or official business Tuesday and sat uE half the night waiting for belated No 2, which did not reach Mena until af. ter o'clock.
 Mrs. H. Vidrine and. two children oi Houston, Tex, reached Mena Tuesday morning to make their home with tn, formers brother, R. L. Rotten, who ha; located on farm just west of Mens on the Talihina highway. Mrs. vid rine formerly lived at Dewitt, Ark. J. H. Thackston arrived from Wash ington, D. C., Monday to join hi young wife, formerly Miss Miriam Smith. He was accompanied by hi: i mother Mrs. w. K philes and wiII h,