The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-26
were married at Cove the day pravi-

were married at Cove the day previ-
ously.
F Mrs. Will Norris of Yocana has
gone to Spiro to visit her daughter.
Uncle Jack Robbins and daughter,
Mrs. ID. w. Allen, were up from Pot
ter Saturday to shop and mlngle with
friends.
w. E. Bailey has resumed work at
the S. |. Wood store, having disposed
of his sawmill interests on eagle
Mountain.
/ Mrs. ]. w. Lawrence and son. Lee,
1 of Shady. arrived in Mena Friday on
their return from trip which includ-
ed stops at Bonham, Tex, and Durant
and Colgate, Ok.
Samples of everbearing strawber-
ries raised by Mrs. Terwilliger, living
east of Mena, were on sale at the
Model Grocery Friday.
I A marriage license has been issued
bv County Clerk Alexander to John
/ w. Jackson of Opal and Miss Lulu /.
Bartch of Egger.
4 Allen Spencer, who recently moved
back to Mena from Ranger, Tex, is
planning a trip to South America.
and expects to leave in the next two
weeks for Brazil.
/ Alderman J. F. Averitt returned on
Wednesday from a business trip to
( Oklahoma points looking after grain
and feed business He stopped at
Henryetta but did not get to see Ben
C. Eastin.
! j. E. Woodson has increased his
Mena holdings of realty by purchas-
ing the residence of G. G. French on
Gam street, and the 20-acre suburban
place on the southside owned by j. M.
Purdy of Sulphur Springs, Tex.
After an absence from Polk county
for several years, Joe Gardner is again
numbered as a regular resident. He
arrived from clifton. Ok, this week to
Join his family, and expects to remain
in Polk county for good this time.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Goodwin have
purchased the bungalow at Port Ar
thur and Tenth, which was recently
built by Arnold Badt. The sale was
arranged Wednesday, and the new
owners take immediate possession.
/ John H. Hamilton has sold bust
ness lot on Sherwood avenue facing
the Kansas City Southern passenger
/ station to w. E. Watkins, but has re-
tanned ownership in the promising
crop of sweet potatoes now growing
on the lot.
/ w. d. Welter of Mena has traded
/ the property known as the Dickson
/ Wagonyard and residence to William
! Griggsby for the latter's 160-acre
! farm near Red Oak, Ok. The trade
was arranged by the Starr Real Es-
tate Company.
i Mart Oller and Miss Nora Gordon,
both residents of Hodgens, came to
Mena Thursday on No. 3, secured a
marriage license and were married at
the courthouse by the Rev F. F. Har-
rell. They returned to Hodgens on
the next train.
John Turner of Honey Grove, Tex,
arrived in Mena Friday morning to
visit his brother, Eli Turner, living
on Route 2. While in Mena the Wis
itor found several old time friends,
whom he knew while a resident of
Franklin county.
Mrs. Lulu Williams and little
daughter, who had been visiting DR..
/ w. c. Vandiver and family, left Fri
day for their home at Birmingham,
I Ala. They were accompanied as far
Fort Smith by Mrs. Williams sis
ter. Mrs. Raymond Donohue.
George Latimer, who went to Okla
homa to do tractor work during the
wheat harvest, has written his parents
IN Mena that he is now at Pueblo,
Colo, working for the big steel com
panys and plans to go on west to Cali
fornia before returning home.
Lewis H. Johnson, now vice-presi-
dent of the Hatfield bank, and Carl
Robbins, the new cashier, were in
Mena on business Friday. Mr.. Rob-
bins was ON his way to Oden to act
as cashier of the bank there during
/ the illness of the regular official.
One of the finest Poland China hogs
ever brought to Polk county was the
one received Wednesday by Frank and
jeff Bell, who will use it on the stock
ranch northeast of Mena. The new
conner is male from Winthrop, be-
ing blue blooded scion of famous
Poland China family.
Mrs. S. Winston and son Of
Zwolle, La, reached Mena Friday af
ternoon for visit with Mr.. and Mrs
e. Summers. Mrs. Winston is the
mother of Mrs. Summers. Mr.. Win
ston is expected to come to Mena in
few days. and should he find a nlaca
to sultrexpects to locate somewhere
in Polk county.
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