The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-01

they go next to the eastern circuit oi big time houses.
 w. E. Bailey went to Fort Smitl pimf9tf Ion business k
 %. IS. Nelson. of Elgin, Ok, was g bfepa vtsitor Tuesday.
 Bethel Cooper of Gould, Ok, wal registered at Hotel Mena Tuesday
 Fred Montgomery of Sapulpa, Ok. is visiting Mena friends and relatives
 Mrs. Ellen Massingale of Carthage Mo. is in .Mena to visit her son, W. C Graham and family.
 q Mrs. Johns Ia Bell of Zoe, Ok, has returned home following visit witt Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Averitt. s.s
 W. c. B. Allen left Monday for Hot Springs to look after interests of eli. ents in the new oil fields of Louisiana
 J. P. Eubanks has given up his place at s. l. Woods for a position al the Kansas City Southern freight de pot.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Princehouse have sold their suburban home soutl of Mena, and are moving to a farm near Gillham.
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 Miss Irma Stovall, guest of Miss Maxine Jackson over Christmas, re. turned to her home at Fort Smith or Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Meadows, for mer residents of Mena, but now liv. ing at Vandervoort, were in the city on business Monday.
 George s. Jack of Webster City, Ia. is in Mena the guest of Mr. and Mrs F. w. Tomlinson. MT. Jack is the father of Mrs. Tomlinson.
 Mrs. M. A. Richards, who had beer visiting in Mena with her daughter Mrs Cecil Barham, left Sunday foi her home at McAlester. Ok.
 s. R. TenRrouck of Tulsa, Ok, has purchased the A. A. Zachary 80-acr, farm east of Mena, and plans to move on the place as soon as possible.
 Mrs. Robert Connally and baby ot Rocky, who had been visiting in Menf with her parents, Dr. and Mrs J. G Hilton, returned to her home Monday
 Harold and Phillip Daniels are talk ing a ten day hunting and camping trip in the wilds of Posey Hollow They plan to return to Mena nex Sunday.
 J. B. Jeffreys and family of Ber Franklin, Tex have arrived in Mens to take possession of their new farm home recently purchased from Wood Goodwin.
 Mrs. M. D Nelms of Bonham. Tex. who visited her sister, Mrs. LeRoy Neal, in Mena about two years ago and who is known to many Mena res idents, died December 26 at Ronham
 Sergt. Harry A. Williamson, wh, has been spending a thirty fur tough with his parents east of Mena was in the city Monday enroute t' Camp Gordon, Ga, to rejoin his com pany.
 Kenneth NJ. Read of the Pores Bell Farm, mile east of Old Dallas was in Mena on business Tuesday .,I nl,. a success with Poland China hogs an, Rhode Island Red chickens.
 Bryan Coyle, son of John Coyle, former Polk county resident, has re turned to the home at Chickasha. Ok after spending several days in Meni and vicinity looking over condition with view to moving back.
 Olin Wood drove to Oden Sunday t take his uncle. T. B. Huddleston, O the U. s s. Cheyenne to the latter home, where he will enjoy soda. furlough from naval duties. The wis itor came to Mena from Philadelphia
 Eli Turner, proprietor of the ney store on the sunny side of Ricl MOunJa1H, nOFlnWeSL OI MSUd. Wnl1 in the county seat Tuesday made sur he would have good reading next yea by placing his name on the Star list
 
 c. M. Edwards who lives out ol Route 3, didn't wait until the Nes Year to make good resolution. H resolved Tuesday to have his famil read The Star for the next five years and came in and paid for a five-yea subscription.
 J. w. Walker and Floyd Towslee o Hatton were in Mena Wednesday get the new Fordson tractor they ha purchased from the Proctor Shit Motor Company. They drove tn tractor under it's own power to Hat ton, where it will be used in operat ing saw mill.
 !. M. Purdy. who came up fror Athens, Tex, Monday. didn't reqnir much time to decide to buy the s. ( Reynolds suburban home near Mens The trade was closed Tuesday and Mi Purdy will take possession just a soon as possible.
 Mrs. T. McClelland, her daughter Miss Agnes McClelland. and sonl Russell and Jack McClelland, an