The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-01

Jury. For the present he IS in the county jail.
 V. E. Davidson of Fort Smith spent Christmas in Mena.
 Miss Ihelma Crowson of Nashville is visiting Mena friends.
 C. R. Allen of Waverly, H., was registered at Hotel Mena Saturday.
 Harry H. Gose of Decatur, Tex, was guest at The Antlers Saturday.
 Fred Philpot and Frank Philpot are visiting relatives and friends near Egg ger.
 Walter Thornton of Childers, Tex, is in Mena to look after business mat ters.
 Mir. and Mrs. Idus Beavers of Heavener were Christmas visitors Tn Mena.
 Frank Nick. Jones came over from Durant, Ok, Friday to visit relatives and greet old Mena friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee Olney of Fort Smith came down Christmas after noon for visit with Mena relatives.
 J. c. Bryant of Fort Smith and w. l.. Billyeu of St. Louis were in Mena looking after business matters Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leland Nelson and children came from Texarkana to spend Christmas with Mena relatives.
 
 J. H. Wallace of Quinton, Ok, is visiting in Mena with his son, k. B. Wallace, of the Eureka Music Com pany.
 R. B. Dodd, former Polk county pedagog, but now teaching at Fouke, Ark. was greeting old friends in Mena Friday.
 Jesse Oslin went to Stigler, Ok, to spend Christmas with Mrs. Oslin's parents, expecting to return to Mena Sunday.
 Mrs. J. A. Mount of Weleetka. Ok, was in Mena Friday on her way to visit her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Wag- oner, near Nunley.
 J. N. Montgomery, who has been working at Shawnee, Ok, IS at home to enjoy a much needed rest and to get some good water to drink.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Pike and chil- dren and Mrs J. G. McKeen have gone to Shawnee, Ok, for a holiday visit with friends and relatives.
 E..n l. Uf Dlnn nk we'll have received word that she IS gradually recovering from a recent operation at their home at Heavener.
 J. w. Dudley of Hartsboro, Tex, and Mrs. A. Hathaway of Floydada, Tex, arrived ;n Mena Saturday morn ing for visit with R. D. Newsome at Acorn.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Payne and four children left for Ashdown last Fri day after spending Christmas at the home of the formers mother, Mrs. ". w. St. John.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J Mershon had as guests Christmas day Mir. and Mrs. Guy Thornton and son of Fort Smith, and Mir. and Mrs. John Mershon and five children from Movers, Ok.
 Cashier s. w. Duke of. the First Ma tional Bank, returned Sunday from a trip to his old home at Prescott, where he spent Christmas, and also business visits to Little Rock and Fort Smith.
 Mrs. Milton Eddy and daughter, Maxine. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell of Heavener and Mrs. E. c. Howard of Dewey, Ok, were Christmas visitors it the home of w. L. Pryor and fam fly.
 County Clerk Will Alexander on Saturday issued marriage licenses to Louis E Shrcck ond Hazel Corbin, both of Mena, and to Oscar Wilkerson of Ness City, Kas., and Miss Erita Chambers of Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs. Aemisegger of Rus sell, Kas., arrived Sunday for an ex- tended visit at the home of MT. and l Mrs. F. J. Smith on Grandview Heights Mrs. Aemisegger is the mother of Mir. Smith.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Herbert of Mon mouth, H., reached Mena Saturday afternoon and during their stay in the city will be guests at Hotel Conner cial. Dr. Herbert will direct the school of music which will open Monday
 The Normal School of Music, with Dr. and Mrs Herbert in charge, began Monday morning at the First M. E Church, South. Pupils from Texas Oklahoma, and many points in Arkan- sas were present for the opening ses- sions.
 Sheriff ]. A. Thornton and family and Judge H. W. Finger were in Hat field Thursday to attend the funeral of little Miss Katherine Williams, | who died from injuries received when