The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01


to wed Miss Elva Muth, also 9 resi-
dent of Cove.
Jerry Witt, attorney at Mt. Ida,
accompanied by Walter Baker of the
| Stuart Land Company, came to Mena
Funeral a. m. Wednesday.
Mrs. S. R. Ten Brock left Wednes-
day morning for Tulsa, and Mr.. Ten
| Brock will follow as soon as he closes
out business affairs in Mena.
w. L. Gates, former Mena resident,
but now a banker at Wright, Ok,
was greeting old time friends and
| looking after business in Mena Mon
| day.
Mrs. S. E. Galloway is reported
seriously i'll at her home on Hickory
avenue, from the effects Of bite from
some sort of insect, presumably a
spider.
/ Mrs. S. B. Grace and two sons of
Horatio are visiting in Mena with
Mrs. Grace's sister, Mrs. v. r. Price,
on Switzerland avenue.
Judge and Mrs. j. d. Shaver of
| Texarkana arrived in Mena Monday
| afternoon to get the benefits of
Mena's cool summer nights.
| " R. Price, one of the city's best
known statesmen, has accepted a po-
sition with the Duke-Magruder COM
pany and will start on his new du-
ties Thursday morning.
LILA a. Il
boys that he guided out to Prairie
Creek, east of Mena, Tuesday after
noon for a fishing trip and outing
over night.
Adrain Eubanks, who had been in
Oklahoma to help in the wheat har-
vest, returned home Wednesday. He
| found but little need for harvesters
near Covington and decided to return
to Mena.
T. ]. Wilbanks of Grannis, and j.
c. Allen of Cove, and Lewis johnson
of Hatfield, all bankers and all men,
bers of the county board of education,
were in Mena Tuesday to attend the
meeting of the board.
j. G. Eisenhower, Isaac and Lee
/ Singleton, all residents of the Waters
| neighborhood in Montgomery county,
came to Mena Monday and started on
the afternoon train for Mcpherson,
Kas., where they will work in the
wheat harvest.
Judge and Mrs. j. l. Alley and Mrs.
(, Will Alexander and son, left Tues
day morning in the Alley car for Hot
/ Springs, where they will sojourn for
few weeks, and where the ladies'
hope to find relief in the healing
waters of the Spa.
Trocia Goddard has written home
folks that he expects to be discharged
from the navy on August 10. When
he returns to Mena he will again en-
ter the employ of the Reynolds
Gracery Company, where he was en-
ployed before enlisting.
S. R. Ten Brock has sold his farm
east of the city to w. l.. Marriott,
who lives west of Mena. Possession
will be given at once, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ten Brock will return to their
former home at Tulsa. The sale was
arranged by Allen & Mcmillan.
/ L. d. Carl and family, who have
been living in Idaho, are in Mena
to make their home in the Ozarks.
Mr. Carl has purchased thru the Stu
art Land company the j. H. Copeland
farm of 80 acres east of Mena and
will take possession of his new home
at once.
The Ponder grocery on Martin ave-
nue. will be closed while Mr.. and Mrs.
IC. H. Ponder and family enjoy a
months auto trip thru Louisiana and
Southern Arkansas, where they ex-
pect to visit relatives at different
points. The family left Wednesday on
their journey.
Rev. and Mrs. r. L. Hollenback and
child are in Mena to make their home.
The Rev. Hollenback has been station
ed at Bethany, Okla, but came to
Mena to take the passionate of the
Nazarene church, and also look after
the work at Corinth, Wickes and Van
dervoort. He viii preach at the Mena
church Sunday night.
L. ]. Bradley and two sons of Como
Tex, are here as the guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. T. w Carroll, living out on the
Bethesda Springs road. On previous
trip to Mena Mr.. Bradley bought the
j. w. Ingam place near Potter, and he
and his family will move TO Polk coun
ty. the first Of the year. Mr.. Bradley
is public weigher of his coun
| ty, but his term of office will expire
on January /.
|
Sour belching and a burning sensa-
ton in the throat in a symptom of in
digestion, and indigestion leads te
serious diseases. Take Prickly Ash
Bitters, it corrects the digestive trou-
bic, purifes the stomach and bowels
and makes a man feel good. Price
S1.25 per bottle. Jackson Drug & f
Co.. and Gunnels & Mccoy, Special
Agents.-Adv.
For saIe--Team of horses, weigh
about 1000 lbs, age and 10. Coco
set of harness and wagon. A bargain
for cash or bankable note. Address T
o. box 136 Vandervoort, Ark. ADV
Pitt.
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