The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-05

PERSONAL NOTES z: Briggs returned Friday aft ......<...,, from a visit at Philadelphia.
 xrx R. Swilling of Belleville, ArE iS visiting her daughter, Mrs. L A. Bouden and family
 nanovan Tool of Oklahoma City. ok is in Mena to visit the family or Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Bell.
 ur. and Mrs. George Duganne ie1t Qafzsrdav morning for Panama to Vls- it their laughter and family.
 e. Frazier was called to Wander vnarf Saturday to arrange for the b,,rial oY Mrs. Sarah A. Hall.
 Mra Ernest Hopper and two chil- arer of Quapaw. Ok. are visiting J. D cranor and other relatives Tn Mena.
 
 " c. vandiver left Sunday for TaxarkAria to see his little grand daughter, who is receiving treatment in q hospital.
 Miss Christa York returned home <.n,5Ax Afternoon from Edmond, Ok., where she has been attending the state normal school.
 
 rountv Clerk Alexander on Satur-- day fssued marriage license to Floyd Wssf of Morrilton and Miss Bessie Newman of Big Fork.
 Rev. F K. Harrell returned Friday afternoon from Foreman, where ne affendcd the district conference of the n 2. church. South.
 1ae Sales. who has been travelling in Mississippi, returned to Mena oat- uflay to join his father, C. D. sales Of, a hcalth-seeking trip to New NICK leo.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham and children of Centrahoma, Ok, were in Mena Saturday on their way to Mt. Ida to visit J. B. Wood and other rela- tives.
 John Vise and daughter, Miss Fan nK Wise. expect to leave Sunday for v;sft with relatives and friends in Waldron and other parts of Scott county.
 Waiter Thornton of Egger was in Mena Friday to complete the sale of his farm near Egger to Jim Van Horn of Bigger. MT. Thornton plans to re- turn to Texas.
 Mrs. Holmes, sister of Mrs. G. G. LennaTd, accompanied by two chll- tren arrived Saturday from Texar- kama for visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Lennard.
 Fred C. Embry returned to his work as assistant cashier of the Planters State Bank Monday morning follow ing months vacation.
 Mrs. ". D. Harper accompanied by her two sons Ivan and Clyde Rowe, left Sunday for Texarkana, where she will undergo an operation at the hos pital.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wallin of Fay cttev;lle arrived in Mena Saturday for a visit with Mir. Wallin's parents and other relatives living west of the city.
 W A J. Smith was taken suddenly i'll Saturday afternoon and had to be taken to his home in the west part of the city. He was slightly better on
 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Haynes and baby Of Okmulgee are in Mena to visit Mir. and Mrs. N. w. Eddy and family. Mrs. Haynes is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Eddy.
 Mrs. A. M Gilbert fell while going down the steps at her home on Fourth street Saturday morning, breaking her left forearm. Dr. Hilton was called to reduce the fracture.
 Mr and Mrs E. E. Lewis of Ard more, Ok, are in the city, the guests of Mir. and Mrs S. | Wood, and will FI6st other relatives before returning home Mrs. Lewis is sister of Mir.
 Mir and Mrs F. w. Homan were at Afpru @aturday to look after the per s5na' efIects of Mir Shadell, late brother Of Mrs. Homan, who passed away ao suddenly a week ago last Saturday.
 Phil and Harold Daniels were in Vden sunday to consult the govern nlept Highway experts about hauling of explosive expected to be &r,
 1Ir. and Mrs. J. c. Mckee went to lh&H1 Saturday to be Sunday guests of fhe F H. Rice family. Before re- 'uInl4& to Mena Mr Mckee will make nuslHeSs trip to DeQueen.
 Peter McWilliam was in Mena on Monday with load of fine watermel- o''s which were left for local con a'1<.sefz He told of having eaten one home that weighed 42 pounds.
 A Ragland, Ellis Goss. Ike 'fAn5 and Dr. M. l.. Anthony went go ze<es Saturday night to assist z1c t'IIEtTs and members of the local