The Mena weekly star., 1920-03-04

MeualS to U6 dWdTutu WilliltIS III lHe county school contest to be held in Mena Friday are on display in the window of Hay Brothers jewelry store.
 Phil T. Stevenson and two sons, who have been i'll at the home on Janssen avenue, are all recovering, and Mir. Stevenson expects soon to be able to get outdoors again.
 M. D. Winton came in from Muse Monday to get goods for his store and to take Mrs. Winton and daughter back with him. They made the trip over the Talihina road.
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 Mrs. Charles Copelin is now at home in Mena and is daily growing stronger after the ordeal she under went in Texarkana hospital. Mir. Copelin brought her home Sunday.
 June Wood of Lovington and H. w. Crow of Ashley, were two Illinois residents who were in Mena Wednes- day Investigating conditions with a view to getting a home in the Ozarks.
 Sergeant Woody Tomlinson, sta toned at Fort Sill, Ok, came to Mena Monday for visit with his father, w. M. Tomlinson, near Board Camp. His furlough will only permit him short stay home.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Sawyer of Cove are now residents of Mena, and are at home with Mrs. G. B. Dennis on Fourth street. Mir. Sawyer is plan ming to return to his work in the Ranger oil fields soon.
 MT. and Mrs. D. F. Hogan of St. Louis are visiting in Mena and hope to find home here. They formerly lived near Bigger, but after an ab- sence of several years desire to come back to live in. Polk county.
 William Ryan has sold his farm near Egger to c. V. Wimberly, but has not decided where he will locate. While in Mena Tuesday MT. Ryan stated he was thinking some of re- turning to his native state, Vermont.
 Sheridan Thacker, we'll known farm CT living near Rocky, was in Mena Tuesday to consult local medical men regarding treatment for his son, Les ter, who accompanied him, and who suffers from a growth on one of his legs.
 c. Patrick of Board Camp was a Mena visitor Wednesday to help ar range for the shipment of several more cars of Polk county cattle to Mt. Vernon, Tex. While in the city MT. Patrick had his name added to the Stars list.
 Mrs. Anna F. Mattison and her daughter, Miss Chloe Mattison of Bog Springs, were in Mena Wednesday to make final proof before Circuit Clerk W. l.. Parker on their two home steads. They had as witnesses M. M. Carroll and Mortimer Doty of Bog Springs.
 
 Commissioners of the Jefferson Highway held session Wednesday at the office of the Southwestern Engin- eering Company, and met with con tractors to get revised bids for con- struction work on the road. 1t is thought that contracts for some of the work can be let right away.
 
 w. NJ. Foster and Tom Foster, well known Opal farmers. were in Mena Tuesday on their way to Fort Smith, having been summoned to the bedside of the brother, R. D. Foster, who un- derwent an operation for appendicitis last Saturday, and whose condition was reported as critical.
 A pain in the side or back that catches you when you straighten up calls for a rubbing application of BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It relaxes the contracted muscles and permits ordinarily bodily motion without suf- fering or inconvenience. Price 25c. soc, and $10O per bottle. Sold by Jackson Drug Co.-Adv.
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