The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29

PER SONAL NOTES
 Postmaster J. M. Hatfield of Shady 1as 5 Mena visitor Monday.
 m. and Mrs. Ford Younce of Cove xrre Mena visitors Tuesday.
 rank Lewis of Hatfield was in Xena on business Monday.
 M and Mrs. T. R. Bates came up from Hatfield Saturday on business.
 W S. Capeheart, cashier of the Bank of Vandervoort, was Mena vis- ifnr Monday.
 W T. Myers and Grover Cranfield wore among the Hatfield residents in Me11a Monday.
 W w. White and son, Charles, r4r.<e up from Grannis Tuesday to con- suit Mena dentists.
 
 III. and Mrs, Grady Hand have gone to Melville to spend week visiting friends and relatives.
 James Dashiel of Amarillo, Tex, is in Mena for a visit with his parents Mf. and Mrs. J. M. Dashiell.
 William Gordon was in Mena Thursday and Friday buying sceds for his store at Mountain Fork.
 & M. Riding was in Fort Smith on Tuesday, to arrange for additional stocks of seeds for spring planting.
 A carload of corn in the ear, shipt to Mena from Waco, Tex, was un- loHded by Proctor & Thompson Mon
 Sheriff J. A. Thornton was at Cove Tuesday collecting taxes. He will be at Hatfield the last three days of the week..
 Houston Johnson of Hatfield stop ned in Mena Thursday while enroute to Poteau to look after business mat tets
 Judge J. I. Alley is in Little Rock t0 look after legal matters. Before returning he will attend circuit court at Mt. Ida.
 Back Barber, who has been working mean Grannis, came to Mena Thurs day to spend the weekend with friends and relatives.
 Frank Wood of Shady Point return edE home Friday after having been called to Mena to attend the funeral of s. R. Wood.
 Walter Foster has purchased thru KeIly & Stratton, the residence prop exty on Hickory avenue next to the Worthington home.
 D. E.. Backer of Beauchamp, Ark, W&s in Mena Saturday and secured IItense to wed Miss Pearl Hill, also resident of that place.
 Jeff Mannasco, residing at Umpire, Howard county, was in Mena Monday to secure a license to wed Miss Julia Davis, who resides at Baker Springs.
 Shipments of seed potatoes and seed oats have been received in Mena, and the local retailers are prepared to sup l3Ig demands for the first spring plant ink.
 Dr. c. L. Baker, representative from Polk county, in place of w. B.. Thomas, left Saturday for Little Rock to attend the special session of the Ierislature.
 MT. and Mrs. c. N. Jenkins left for Foreman to arrange for the ship ment of equipment needed for the Best Theater, which they plan to open soon on DeQueen street.
 J. o. Gates, Hatfield's land man, was in Mena Monday. Because of bad roads Mir Gates lad to make the trip ty railroad, and mad to lose several hours waiting for trains.
 T. w. Anderson, of near Hatfield, vas in Mena Friday on matters con nected with the Jefferson highway. He is one of the men named as as- sessors for the big improvement.
 Sheriff ]. A. Thornton and Deputy M. E. Anderson spent Sunday With homefolks in Mena, but started out carly Monday morning on the tax collecting tour, going first to Hatton.
 Elmer Barber of St. Louis is visit ing relatives near Opal after having spent a day with Mena members of the family. He plans to leave the zs..sstt Of Sf the week fur New Orleans to Iocate.
 # Mrs. Walter Owen and children, who have been visiting in Mena with her Parents, Mir. and Mrs. N. F. Bales, left Friday morning for New Wilson, Ok, to join Mir. Owens, who has lo- tated there.
 Argus Rowe, former Mena young man, is now travelling salesman for the Ritchie Wholesale Grocery Com pany, with headquarters at Fort SmithA His territory covers portions of east and north Arkansas.
 A carload of the new Overland 4s .reached Mena Thursday and were un- loaded by the Zachary Motor Com- napy Inst ae c eoor ae the roads pQr-