The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-12

.ity to keep in touch with the devel- opments.
 W. E. Hungate of Grannis, was ur on business Thursday.
 C. A. Proctor of the Proctor Smith Motor Company is a Little Rock or business.
 Guy Terrell left Monday afternoon for Okmulgee, where he will work IT h oil fields.
 Mrs. W. R. Crossett of Ada, Okla: is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. w Gardner, on Tenth street.
 Ike Chapman and S. N. Hickey Oden merchants, came in Friday morning to purchase goods.
 Miss Clara Salyers is assisting the .lerical force in the office of the Fitz Lumber Company during rush oi work.
 II. S. Edwards of Durant, Ok, who has been visiting relatives at Ali was in Mena enroute to his home, where he and Mrs. Edwards are teachers in the city schools.
 
 Mrs. Monroe Clark and daughter 4 Hominy, Ok, left Monday for their lcme. They had been visiting Mrs, Tlark's parents, MT. and Mrs. l.. $. sikes, of near Board Camp.
 Charles Logan of the Mena Mercan- .ile Company will leave Wednesday ,n a two weeks trip to the St. Louis md Chicago markets, where he will ,uy goods for the big Southside store.
 V. W. St. John and daughter, Lor- .aine, reached Mena Wednesday night liter a week spent with relatives and friends at Carthage and Joplin, Mo.
 c. l.. Powers of Mayville, Wis, un- lie of R. P. Gregg, arrived in Mena Wednesday, from DeQueen, where he lad been looking after real estate in- .erests.
 L. H. Johnson of the Bank of Hat ield and c. H. Johnson, leading cat .le man of the Hatfield community passed thru Mena Wednesday enroute Q Poteau on a business trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hey Cunningham and .hree children arrived Wednesday from Coalgate, Ok, for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Spencer White, parents # Mrs. Cunningham, living west of Mena.
 Mrs. Bertha Bell of Shreveport laughter of Mrs. D. Thompson, and niece of Mrs. l.. M. Wimberly of this ,ity, returned home Wednesday af- CT spending two weeks with Mena 'elatives.
 Sheriff J. A. Thornton went to Heavener Wednesday afternoon to appear before the city council on mat CTS relating to gin owned and op- srated by Mir. Thornton and others n Heavener.
 Miss Myrtle Mills, who had been elected as ore of the teachers at the Mena schools for the coming year 1as rendered her resignation, and will cave soon for Philadelphia for visit before going to New Mexico.
 J. M. Hawthorne sold his residence Thursday, thru the Allen & McMillan Real Estate Agency, to J. k. Wood son. Mir. Hawthorne and family will soon leave for their new home, near Honey Grove, Texas.
 Miss Kittie White, who has been spending her annual vacation visiting Ter sister, Mrs. I. D. Jones at Arka- lelphia, returned home Thursday, and will resume her duties at the store of he Mena Mercantile Company.
 Among the Menaites who went down to the Hatfield Fair Friday to spend the day were Flu gene Cox, and H. M. Frederick of the Cox Investment Co. and Mir. and Mrs, Albert Robertson, all by auto route.
 Hubert Patton has written home. folks that he has secured work in the oil field at ST per day md that he will remain on the job un- il he returns to his school work the middle of September at Norman Okla.
 c. B. Nall has sold his pretty cot age home on Twelfth street to L. E Burtch, who will occupy it as a resi- lence. MT. Nall already has ar. ranged to purchase and has moved nto the V. W. St. John bungalow at 401 Seventh street.
 Clyde Rowe was at Texarkana Sun lay to see his mother, Mrs. W. D. Harper, who is in a hospital. Mrs Harper is improving under the treat. nent received and it is believed she will not have to undergo an operation put can return home Sunday.
 Col. Pole McPhetrige was at Poteat Monday attending district court as at Iorney in case involving the sale oi . tract of land belonging to the Jesse estate. He reports that the trial of Ed Warren, charged witl his wife, has been set fol rial on August 16.
 A big Service truck equipped with tires left Mena Tuesday to make the trip overland to Heaven. er. The truck is one recently bought oy Sheriff J. A. Thornton for use al his gin at Heavener. It was taken ts he Oklahoma town by Clyde Whisen- ant and Frank Neef.
 While at the Hatfield Fair Satur. lay, Sheriff J. A. Thornton was called lnQn fn faka nhGrna nf k..rz. xx......1,