The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES
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W. E. Harrell of Hatfield was a
Mena visitor Sunday.
7. A. Allen left Saturday for a
business trip to Fort Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lilies of Big
Fork were shopping in Mena Satur-
day.
w. H. Morden, principal of the Hat
field school, was Mena visitor Sat-
urday.
First brick in the new Kansas City
Southern passenger depot was laid
Saturday.
Mrs. j. F. Averitt and son left Sun
day afternoon for a visit with rel
atives at Zoe, Okla.
Mrs. Alice C. Clark of Heavener
spent Sunday in Mena with Mrs. j. G..
Hpdgins and family.
Walter Lawrence of Opal was in
Mena Saturday and secured license
to wed Miss Susie Hooper of Opal
J. D., M. H., and T. H. Lawrence,
Henry Ridge, Will and Sam Whisen-
hunt were in Mena on business Satur-
day.
John Abercrombie manager of the
Heavener Office of the Stuart Land
Company, was in Mena on business
Saturday.
j. E. Earl of Acorn was in Mena
Saturday and probably will arrange
for a match game for the Acorn team
on Menafield.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hatfield of Fort
Smith were in Mena Sunday on their
way to Shady to visit ]. M. Hatfield
and family.
John Oliver left Friday afternoon
for Texarkana to see his little daugh-
ter who is in the hospital and if pos
sibe will bring her back home Sun
day.
II. A. Filley, who has been working
in the oilfields near Lawton. Ok, has
returned to Mena and hopes to stay
for good this time. Mrs. Filley has
also returned.
Alvin Cole, nephew of c. N. Cole,
arrived Sunday from Muskogee, Ok,
to spend the summer vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole and family on the
farm northwest of Mena.
County Agent Homer Pigg and
Mrs. Pigg are spending a few days
with relatives and friends III hnieila.
They came thru in their car, reach
ing Mena Saturday morning.
Steve Bates of DeQueen stopt off in
Mena for a visit with relatives, fol-
lowing his return from Fort Smith.
Mr.. Bates is a postal employee at De-
Queen and is taking his annual vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Embry and chill
dren of Ashdown came to Mena Sun
day for visit with relatives. Mr..
Embry returned Sunday night to Ash
down, but his family will remain for
a week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fl. Mailer are ex-
pecting visit from their daughter,
Beatrice, who is Mrs. Harry Mulkey
Of Nashville, and with her children is
expected to reach Mena this after
noon for an extended stay.
Roy A. Rotramel of Greenwood. and
Miss Anna G. Bratcher of Mena were
married Sunday by Judge H. w. Fin
ger, the ceremony taking place at the
judges home. The bride is 16 years
of age, and is daughter of Ambrose
Bratcher.
Rev. Miles Sturgeon, a veteran min
lister, whose home is at Big Cedar,
Okla, together with his son-in-law.
w. M. Parnell, came to Mena Thurs
day to look after business matters.
They are guests of Rev. and Mrs. S.
j. Oslin.
Hay Brothers have remodeled the
interior of their jewelry store and
have installed special soundproof
room where patrons can try out new
Edison records The firm is the local
representative for the Edison and
Brunswick machines
Miss Hattie Forsee of Wickes spent
today in Mena, at the Commercial
hotel, while enroute to Heavener to
visit friends. AS correspondent for
The Star at her home town, she paid
the office visit and inspected the in
teresting machinery and equipment.
Col. w. H. Clover returned Fri
day morning from Hobart, Ok, and
brought back report that the wheat
was fine in that section. He will be
at home for week or more to look
after several sales, and will then go
back to Hobart for threshing time.
Little Riding left last Sunday for
Fayetteville to attend the summer
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