The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-09-09


Lewis johnson Of the Bank Of Hat
field passed thru Mena Monday on
business trip to Red Oak, OK
Mrs. J. C. Arnold and sons, Forney
and Vernon, Of Loekesburg, are VISIT
ing Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson Tor
few days.
CLYDE Cunningham, W. !. Green and
Judge Finger were at Wickes MONDAY
on business connected with the Bank
of Wickes.
Lee Lawrence, who has been work
ing near DeQueen, was in Mena wed
nesday on his way TO visit hometolKs
near Shady.
Mrs. G. L. Lochridge returned Tues
day afternoon from an extended VISIT
with friends and relatives IN 81.
Louis and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. French left We'd
nesday afternoon for Hot Springs
expecting to spend month at the
famous watering place.
II Farmers WHO dIG AiitNlNNSNA 80 N+f~
new bonded warehouse are urged 10
be present at the meeting to be heid
next Saturday afternoon at the court
house.
w. S. MacLafferty left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Little Rock to attend the
state meeting of county ADVISORY
boards working in the interests OF the
Salvation Army.
Mrs. E. G. Carlson and daughter,
who have been visiting Mrs. Carlson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Baker,
have returned to their home at Los
Angeles, Calf
Mrs. P. R. Watkins arrived home
Tuesday afternoon from a visit with
| her mother at Mansfield, Ark. and
with relatives and friends at Okla
homa points.
Mrs. Sarah Goolsby, who has been
visiting with her son, Ben Goolsby,
plans to leave Thursday morning for
a visit at Abbot, Ark, before return
ing to her home at Parks.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ivey Of Horatio
are guests at the Antlers and while in
the city will investigate conditions
with a view of locating here. They
have just returned from a trip TO
Colorado Springs.
( Charles S. Sellers, representing the
Anti Saloon League Of America, was
in Mena Tuesday to make arrange
ments for d lecture to be delivered IN
this city on October by the Rev. Geo.
NJ. Hammond of Tennessee.
jeff Lowther and L. A. Cummings
from near Hatfield were among the
farmers trading in Mena Monday.
They came in response to bargains Of
fered by the Mena merchants last
week thru the medium of The Star.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Cooper of Ger
70 Gordo, Ark, who have been visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Cooper's
mother, Mrs. Birth, on south Ninth
street, are the happy parents of a
fine baby boy who arrived Sunday.
William Mailman left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Pexico, Kas., to join Mrs.
Mailman, who has been visiting there
the past two weeks. They will re-
turn to Mena after Mr.. Waltman has
opportunity to visit old time friends
ard relatives.
The Rev. A. NJ. Gilbert, for three
years pastor of the local Nazarent
church and more recently engaged If
evangelistic work in the Little Rock
district of the church, is spending this
week with homefolks and Mens
friends before going into evangelistiC
work in Oklahoma.
w. E. Taylor, of Grannis has de-
cided not to move to Mena and will
locate with his family in Yell county
where he will be closer to his farming
interests. Mr.. Taylor was in Mena
Monday arranging to dispose of his
residence property in the west part OF
the city.
Mrs. G. Frank, sister of Mrs. L. O
Dickson and Mrs. U. Tacker, return
ed Friday to her home in Wichita
/ Falls, Tex, after two weeks visit in
Mena with Mesdames Dickskon and
Thacker. This is the third visit Mrs
Frank has made to Mena, and she is
strong in her praise of Mena.
j. D. Molter while at Rich Mountain
Monday closed deal with J. A Mack
ey for the purchase of the power cane
mill which has been advertised in The
Star. Mr. Molter states that the mill
will be shipped to Mena at once, and
1T will be installed Immediately upon
tits arrival ready to help take care of
the sorghum crop of 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Rowton OF
Honey Grove, Tex, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Embry. Mrs. Rowton
and Mrs. Embry are sisters. The visi-
tors drove to Mena in their car and
found rough travelling. After short
visit in Mena Mr.. Rowton will go to
Womble. where he has accepted the
position as cashier in the Womble
bank.
!. George Pottorff of Hatfield was Z
business visitor in Mena Wednesday
Mr.. Pottorff recently sold his business
| interests in Hatfield in preparation
for going into the ministry. He will
attend the Oklahoma conference OF
the. M. E. Church, South, in October
and will then be assigned to work at