The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
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 Ford Younce of Cove was in Mena Tuesday to look after business mat ters.
 J. D. Carroll of Dallas, Tex, is in Mena for visit with his father, l. w Carroll.
 Rev. F. F. Harrell was called tc Board Camp Monday after noon to of ficiate at the burial of Mrs. Amanda Philpot
 Dr. J. I. Philpot, who is now located at Grannis, was in Mena Monday greet ing old friends and acquaintances, his tfirst visit to the couny seat for some time.
 
 Mrs. Ed Mollett has arrived here 10 join MT. Mollett on their farm out on Route 1, after spending sometime with sick sister at Chesterhill, o.
 F. W. Tomlinson and D. M. Wat kins left Friday morning for Hot Springs, where they expect to spend several weeks. They made the trip in Mir. Tomlinson's car.
 Mrs. John Harper of Little Rock is visiting in Mena with Gene Harper and family and expects Mir. Harper to come over from the state capital and join her here Sunday.
 Mrs. c. E. Sutton and two children of Atoka, Okla, have reached Mena to join Mir. Sutton and make their home in Polk county. MT. Sutton has purchased both city and country real estate.
 F. R. Fried returned Monday from a business trip to Texarkana. Satisfac- tory progress is being made he reports on the new refinery of the Farmers Oil company now being built at Tex arkana.
 l. D. Jones, one time Mena citizen. and one of the two brothers after whom Jones street is named, was a visitor Wednesday. Mir. Jones now lives at Texarkana, and is travelling salesman.
 Mayor Ira o. Smiths farm of 100 acres near Board Camp has been sold to D. K. Revel of Houston, Tex, who plans to take possession next January The sale was made through the Stuart Land Company.
 Misses Lima and Jessie Johnson, of Hatfield came to Mena Monday after noon to visit their uncle Freeman l.. Johnson and family. The young la dies are daughters of Mir. and Mrs. Houston Johnson.
 Mrs. R. D. Green has added to her holdings of Mena realty by purchasing the cottage on DeQueen street, occu- pied by Arthur Ingram. This is the second Mena home Mrs. Green has bought since selling the Hotel Com mercial property.
 MT. and Mrs. w. F. Hunt have in creased their holdings of city proper ty and shown their confidence in Mena by buying a scuthside home. Their latest purchase is suburban home on Everet avenue which they bought from Claude Clark.
 August Hoag of Wilhelmina, Mo, writes to J. D. Molter of this city to the effect that he has sold his business at that place and, with his family and his wife's parents, will arrive in Mena about June 15, desiring that house be secured here for them. They are attracted here by the climate.
 Mena's family of Smiths is to be enlarged by the coming of A. G. Smith of McPherson, Kas., who expects to take up his residence here within the next 30 days. MT. Smith has purchased the c. S. Rockwell property at 1904 Janssen avenue ana will use it as a home for himself and family
 Little Riding is to become teacher in the governments service and ac- cording to present plans will be To- cated at the new vocational farm school near Van Buren the coming year. He will take a post graduate course at the University of Arkansas this summer and begin his teaching duties in the fall.
 Walter Edwards, employed at the Procter-Smith garage, is taking an en- forced vacation due to an accident Monday afternoon which resulted in a cracked bone in his left hand While at work the young man accidently caught his hand between the belt on a swift moving pulley, which resulted in the painful injury.
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