The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-01

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 struck by Kansas City Southern train Tuesday afternoon.
 Wilburn Philpot and family of Egg ger were in Mena Friday on their way to their new home at Barton, Ok.
 Miss Beth Bowling of Ashdown is Mona friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. David Furry of Oke- nah, Ok, were Christmas visitors in Mena.
 Miss Lillian Chewning of Ashdown | is the week end guest of Miss Willie Mount.
 J. w. Richardson of Springfield, Mo, is in Mena looking over farm and city property offered for sale.
 Henry Hauert of Clayton, Ok. who had been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Phil left Friday for his home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sherman Reeser of Womble stopt in Mena Saturday on their way to Caney, Kas., and visited friends.
 Mrs. G. c. Konkler, who has been seriously ill at the family home in the west part of the city, was somewhat improved Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Mckee returned to Mena Friday from a visit at Rog CTS. Mir. Mckee still suffers at times from his infected thumb.
 Mrs. A. H. Frederick, who had been visiting her parents, J. A. Class, near Mena, left Friday afternoon for her home at Spreckles. Calf.
 Mir. and Mrs. James R. Wood and baby, who spent Christmas with Mir and Mrs. Hal Norwood, left Friday for their home at Ashdown.
 Andrew Foster, Clay Cotton and Carl Cotton were in Mena Saturday on their way home to Opal after a yis- it with relatives at Talihina.
 Albert Fletcher, stn of Dr. and Mrs. T. M Fletcher, is spending the holi- day vacation in Mena. The young man is attending Little Rock college.
 Frank Bishop and family are nov ing into their new home on Eighth street, their car of household goods having finally arrived from Foreman.
 Porter Smith of Fort Towson, Ok, stopt off in Mena to visit friends and look after business matters while on his way to Detroit, Mich, to spend the holidays.
 Misses Florence Richards and Ann Tucker, who spent Christmas in Mena with friends and relatives, returned Friday to DeQueen, where they arc employed.
 MT. and Mrs. Oliver Burnett and family have returned to their home at Crum Creek, Ok, following a Christ mas visit in Mena with MT. ond Mrs Phil Stevenson.
 Miss Dee Chewning entertained on Friday evening at her home in honor of her guest, Miss Mary Fossett, of Ashdown. A pleasant evening was enjoyed by the young folks present.
 D. w. Barton has sold his 5-acre suburban home on West Church street to J. G. Carter of Texarkana. Mir. Car ter and family are in Mena to take possession at once of their new home
 c. w. Stapp of Tishomingo. Ok, has bought from A. K. Fretz, the lat ter's 227-acre farm on the Ouachita river, east of Mena. The deal was made thru the Kelly-Stratton Com pany.
 E. P Twiford, living on Route 3, was looking after business matters in Mena Christmas Eve. and also renew ed his subscription to The Star. which he has been receiving for a number of years.
 Miss Mayme Ryan of Little River, Kas.. left Friday for that place, after spending three weeks at the family home near Egger The visitor is the daughter of William Ryan, one of Polk county pest IaIlneTS.
 Capt. Joe Miller, who is known to many Mena residents, was in the city Friday on his way to Oden to visit his parents, Mir and Mrs. John T. Miller The young man is head of the public schools at Durant, Ok.
 M. A. Spencer. who recently came to Mena to make this headquarters for his run as express messenger, has bought thru the Kelly-Stratton Com pany, a home at POT Ninth street. known as the Charles Murray proper ty.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charlie Duncan, daughter and little son. arrived on Christmas day for visit with the for mer's parents, MT. and Mrs. Alley Duncan, out in Dallas valley. They are located at Boring, Tex. where Mir. Duncan has mercantile and milling in- terests.
 Tho it was her first visit to Arkan- sas and to Mena, Mrs E. N. Fleming, a wealthy resident of Hartford. Ala, was much imprest by the beauty of the city and may return at some not distant date While in Mena Mrs Fleming was the guest of F. l.. Dusen- bury and family.
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