The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-26

and daughter will spend a few weeks here during the early spring.
 Alex coyle of Grannis was Mena viaitor Saturday
 J. A Mullins of Grannis was a Mena visitor Saturday.
 Frank Tomlinson unloaded ear of new Dodges Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. M. Hedges of Wickes were in Mena Saturday buying from lccal merchants.
 Louis Johnson, Mark Dover and Ed Myers were among the Hatfield citi- zens in Mena Saturday.
 Charles Singleton and Jesse Fair were among the farmers in from Oden vicinity Thursday after supplies and seed.
 L. c. Bell and family are now rid ing in one of the new Overland As re- gently bought from the Zachary Motor Company
 w. P Underwood of near Hatfield came to Mena on horseback Saturday to look after business matters in the county seat
 Caesar Wyss of Crum Creek, Ok. who came to Mena to attend the burial of his cousin, William Hauert, return ed home Wednesday.
 J. T. Lunsford of Ink was in Mena Thursday and secured a license from County Clerk Alexander to wed Miss Hattie B. Bell of Ink.
 John D. Baker of DeQueen, secre- tary of the Stuart Land Company, is arranging to move to Mena just as soon as Mrs. Baker and the children recover from their present illness.
 Arthur Lawrence is again on duty at the Lawrence store, having re- turned Wednesday from the old home at Shady, where he helped in caring for sick members of his fathers fam fly.
 P. J. Mitchell of Ink was in Mena Saturday to get the French Memorial certificate given for his son. Murtchie Mitchell, who was one of the young men who gave his life in the great war.
 Congressman T. H. Caraway left Thursday afternoon for Heavener in the interests of his candidacy for the United States senate He will return to Mena later for speaking engage ment.
 Mrs. John Steele and daughter, Miss Tillis, left Sunday night for their new home at Boyce, La, where Mir. Steele makes his headquarters while travelling in the southern terri tory.
 Mrs. Josie Garden and son, Grady Garden, who have been visiting at Forum, Ok, with Mrs. Gardens daughter, Mrs. Geneva Smith, return ed to their home in Mena Friday af- ternoon.
 Miss Okla Durham, former Mena teacher, but now teaching at Horatio, visited Mena friends between trains Friday while on her way to Fort Smith. She will stop off for longer visit on her return to Horatio this week.
 Ed Sharp, formerly with the First National Bank in Mena, but now cashier of the First State Bank at Prescott, has written Mena friends that his father, J. H. Sharp, former we'll known resident, died January 27 at Muskogee, Ok. | A. B. Affholter of Vandervoort has closed deal thru the Kelly -Stratton company for the purchase of two nice homes in Mena. He has secured the Hood property on Ninth street, adjoin- ing the home place of Mr. and Mrs Hood, and has also purchased the w French home on Polk street.
 T. c. Sweet of Brookfeld, Mass reached Mena Friday with the inten- ton of making this his home. He has been located at Elkhart, Ind, but like many others believes the sunny South offers better advantages to the young man who hopes to succeed. He ex- poets to be joined soon by his father
 J. E. Poland of Oklahoma City made his first visit to Mena Friday and was so imprest with the natural resources of the country in climate, water mountain scenery and other features, he has arranged to return in the next few months. MT. Poland is connected with firm of film distributors and II Ha1... /