The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19

PERSONAL NOIEs : Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hobaugh of Cove &ere visitors in Mena Saturday.
 Inn Edwards of Big Fork was m Mena to look after business Friday.
 Mrs. George Emerson left Friday for Wamega, Kas., to vlsit her par el,ts.
 flande Kelly of near Board CamE wax in Mena Thursday on his way tc t.addo. Ok, on business trip.
 For Sale. Team well matched pay horses. Call or phone Cox Investment r,onnany.-Adv. 190-4tpl S3-3t.
 James Lively of Slatington was IT Mcna Thursday to get materials 1ol home he is building.
 Mrs. James Strickland of Boarc f;afap left Friday for visit with rel atives at Shawnee and Maud, Ok. g
 Il Fl. Van Horn of Egger was II Mena Friday to complete the pur, chase of the Thornton farm near Egg ger.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. o. Jones of Waco Tex. arrived in Mena Friday to visit Mrs. Jones' Sister, Mrs. R. M. Berry and family.
 Fl A. Fillman of Abilene, Tex, was in Mena Saturday and secured a H. cense to wed Miss Louel McBee o1 Board Camp.
 Miss Bertha Eddy of the Boston Store left Sunday for a four weeks vacation to Kansas City, Oregon, Mo. and Columbus, Nebr.
 Mrs. D. A. Beard and baby left Sat urday for their home at Zwolle, La, -foiioHing a visit in Mena with MT. and Mrs. E. Summers.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Pike of Sar lose. Calif., who had been in Mena tc yisit Mrs. F. P. Christian and family left Thursday for their home.
 Mrs. H. M. Wilhite and sons of St Louis are guests at the home of MT and Mrs. J T. Magruder. Mrs. Will hite is sister of Mrs Magruder.
 The Blakestad hardware company will be moved next week to it's new location on Mena street. The shelv- ing is now being placed in the new store.
 Ccl. w. H. Glover has found an in vestment in Mena realty that suits him, and Friday bought two houses and five acres of ground on West Spring street, from O. L. Hodges.
 WEsle in Mena Friday J. E. Cornel of Crowley, Tex, arranged thru the Stuart Land Company to purchase ar 80-acre farm northeast of Mena own. ca by the Cox Investment Company.
 Mrs. M. c. Drummond, a former well known resident of Mena, came np from DeQueen Wednesday to visit old time friends. She is now ths R1est of MT. and Mrs. T. l.. Staten.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. M. Rose, who have been living in Mena, have decided tS return to their former home in Scott county, and left Thursday for Wal. droi1.
 All soldiers of the Confectionery ars urged to meet in Mena on Saturday September to arrange matters oi importance to the veterans. The meet ing will be held at the courthouse al
 Friday, the 18th, didn't deter Book CT Davis of Hartley from securing { marriage license. He came in anC secured from County Clerk Will Alex afbder an official permit to wed Mis-. Ethel Floyd, also of Hartley.
 Ir. and Mrs. M. F. Profit and fam, fly left Thursday for Jefferson City H6., where they will visit. Mir. Prof is taking a ten day leave of absence from his duties as city mail carrier and |, c. Mckee will handle the route
 Despite the bad weather, Col. Glow. er reports good sale at the Imo. place near Potter Wednesday. Every thing went at good prices, with spirit ed Bidding. Mrs. Imoe will leave SCOT for 0klahoma, where she will mak, her home.
 County Judge H. W. Finger wa. called upon Wednesday to unite il marriage Walter Dumond and Mis-: Neua Jackson, two young residents of Potter. The ceremony was per formed at the home of Mrs. H. Jack son of Seventh street.
 Ramsey Foster, revenue officer 1T the Eastern Oklahoma district, was 1T rzu4 Thursday to take charge of two tUnE white men, who are accused o1 14x{uE sold a Choctaw liquor, just 2eE0<6 the state line west of Hatfield ,: : 4< pain were taken to Poteau fol
 Friends in Mena of E. T. Roach hay, received word that there has been al 1I1lpfovement in his condition and tha fhe AQpes for his recovery have beer st1snethened by his change for th'