The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-15
- PERSONAL NOTES

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 Alonzo Mattingly left Monday for Fort Smith, where he has secured a good position.
 J. F. Garrett, one of Vandervoort's best known business men, was Mena visitor Tuesday.
 NJ. K. Penninger of Ida, Ok, is in Mena this week attending Chancery court as one of the litigants.
 J. D. Molter is confined to his home at the Mountain View Farm with a severe attack of rheumatism.
 j. E. Widener, the Careless Poet, of Alder was in Mena Tuesday to get supplies and look after other business matters.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cunningham are parents of new boy baby which came to their home on Dallas avenue Saturday.
 l J. E. Campbell of Cooper, Tex, former cashier of the Bank of Van dervoort, is in Mena to attend Chan cery court.
 J. w. Everett, merchant at Wickes, and formerly in business at Nunley. was in Mena this week to attend Chancery court.
 I. Ross Silvey and the Rev. J. B. Hammond of Cove were Mena visitors Monday, the former having had busi- ness in Chancery court.
 Avis Teal of Amarillo, Tex, arrived in Mena Monday afternoon for visit with his mother, Mrs. U. L. Thacker, and old time friends. | Mrs. J. L. Holt left Monday after noon for Broken Bow, Ok, for visit with Mir Holt, who is stationed there in the Federal service. c. c. Livesay is on duty as substi- tute carrier on rural route No. 4 while regular carrier Casey is attend ing the Apostolic College at Siloam Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Doug Walker and Mrs. Dover of Cove came to Mena on the local Tuesday to shop, but returned home in motor car, on account of the lateness of No. 3.
 ! l.. G. Cole of Grannis was among the southend business men to attend Chancery court Monday. He will be back in Mena next week to do duty as petit juror in the Circuit court. 1 Mrs. H. Wehner of Mena, who re- gently went to Dover. N. J., for sum- mer's visit, writes that there was no Easter freeze in that section, tho it is considerably northy of the latitude of Mena.
 s. s. Little, here from Rich Noun i tain to look after business in Probate court relating to the guardianship of the children of MT. and Mrs. Frank Shores, preached Monday night at the Apostolic church
 ] Postmaster and Mrs. R. s. Allen have gone to Hot Springs, where the last named expects to remain some time for her health, while Mir. Allen will take in the big roads gathering before returning home.
 Hugh Harrison, Robert Norris and ! J. B. Lilies were passengers on the Buckley-Forgy ear that went to Hot i Springs to attend the big road gath ering. Spence Buckley and Grady Forgy represented the firm at the Spa.
 Mrs. Morgan Pride returned to Mena Saturday from Horatio, accom- panied by her four children, who had been with their grandparents while Mir. and Mrs. Pride were getting To- cated in their new home at BOP Ninth street.
 c. S. Tankersley, in charge of tho plant of the Cove Lumber Company al Cove, was in Mena on business Mon day, among which was securing of ; night watchman for the lumber plant i He secured the services of c. M. Joy ner, who left Tuesday to take up tn work
 i Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. Lawler and chil dren of Anson, Tex, arrived in Mem Monday for 9 visit with Mrs. Lawler' parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. l. Parsley west of Mena. They expect to spen' some time in this vicinity investigat i ing conditions and will probably 10 cate here.
 Two of Mena's delegates to tn good roads meet at Hot Springs faile' to reach their destination. Supt. am Mrs. L c. Harris started in their cal but the county school head was takei sick and forced to give up the trir & T-t. .4, 4<.1 4...