The Mena weekly star., 1920-03-25

|<4<%@<+@ H& 4'O0AR Oe+AtARF Miss Bess Richardson, sister of Mrs. In Lowe, and friend, Miss Rose |ayes, are up from Hatfield for vis- with Mir. and Mrs. Lowe. "A. S. Daniels, formerly of Rocky, |1ezzss hs== hss== had charge of the school, has |5ved to Mena, he and his family To- |ting at 1910 Reine street. |Col c. L. Rector has returned from business trip to Fort Smith and Lit E Rock, where he disposed of cotton |ught in the Mena market.
 0ne of the evidences of increased |Isineas in Mena is shown at the |lfels. Both the Antlers and Hotel lena are filled to capacity every | Q. l.. Henderson, county agent, left thursday morning for Hope to at Ind conference of agricultural ,rkers from the southwest portion
 the state.
 |G. F SWatty of Cove has decided to |anre his residence to Mena, and has |ught from the Kelly -Stratton Com nv the residence property at 102 ana street.
 |hIr. and Mrs. w. S. MacLafferty re- |Fned Friday afternoon from visit
 several days at Fort Smith, where f. MacLafferty looked after busi- $ matters. Y. W Boehmer of Basin. Wyo., who been looking over Polk county rm lands, left Wednesday for his [me, but will return later and de- !a upon a location.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. Gift left Saturday ternoon for Heavener, where Mrs. | ift will undergo an operation for | ief from an ailment from which she suffered for some time. | +. R. Bates received word Friday af
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 NJ ' v1 f Put ter, who, with Mfrs. Bates, s visiting at Quinton, Ok, was seri- sly ill. He left on No. for Quin- ". E. Bailey, who has large land |Idings In the Two-Mile ~neighbor- Tod added to his holdings by pur- asine 320 acres adjoining, makings ] total holdings lying together of B acres.
 Judge H. N Smith decided to take l chances on the increase in proper values, and on Friday closed deal |1h the Kelly-Stratton Company for
 office building on Mena street he is V occupying.
 Er. and Mrs. B. Davis and baby of lnses City reached Mena Friday af- noon for a visit with Mrs. Davis her, R ]. Turnage, west of the
 y. Mrs. Davis plans to spend the |nmer on the farm.
 U E Lindsay is taking vacation | I'm the jewelry store and is getting Lh recreation and exercise helping
 ar land on the suburban tract he re-
 atly hought on Refine street, where + conteinplates planting an orchard. Mrs. c. B. Dennis has sold her res nee property at the corner of urtb street and Church avenue, to L, Rector, and will move to her cot xa further south on Fourth street, Y occupied by Mrs. Maud New E. D. Baker of the Stuart Land npanv has reversed the usual pro- lure Of business and instead of sell bought Polk county farm. Mir kcr has purchased from A. s. Dan-
 fhe 1atter's 40-acre farm between
 sl14 md Potter.
 b. M. Loftis of Stuart, Ok, who is
 endinf the week end with relatives, \ warm spot in his heart for Polk
 nn<y, and wants to keep posted on lat Is Happening in his old home. He
 lde sure by taking five-year sub
 fiption to The Star.
 Esy Hansard, Hop Reavis, Rial iIIi6ms and D. R. Shaw were among
 {er1ners that made up a party re-
 lik near Parks, Scott county, who
 yt Nj Mena Friday to secure fertili-
 r from the Watkins Hardware Com 1 E01nfv Clerk Will Alexander issued
 {nrriaRe license Friday to couple
 ~ h1I1 from the land of the three
 The couple were F. Watts and
 n Viola Williams, who gave their <Ldenc< as Okemah, Okfuskee coun- zkI4homa.
 68 Rev. J. L. Scarritt and Mrs.
 1fIi6 Returned Thursday to their
 de &< Cove to prepare their house.
 3 x5ods for removal to Mena. Be- n4 l&1xing the county seat Mir. Scar n I696e certain he would have a
 e n Mena by securing house on @ 8o0thside.
 x. md Mrs. H. Young observed
 Ix xedding anniversary Thursday
 4r' Young has figured it out they Ixe jixed together 14,610 days. Mir. m r Young were married in Yell
 l1x 70 years ago and Mir. Young XX <<z* with tha axcenfion of four