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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-10

The Spokesman-Review announces
an increase in the price OF that uai,y
naper from rs cents to $1.OO per month
where the Sunday issue is inciuoea -
the subscription, and few people woula
care to take a daily paper without nav
ing the Sunday number included. Inc
reason for this increase in price is oW
ing to the high cost OF white PRINT pa
per. Daily papers make long time c ,c
tracts directly with The mills ne
Spokesman Review was fortunate II,
having a contract that has eXtehaeu
through the steady increase IN tne
price of print paper up TO the pres ,.nd
time. Now that contract has eSp,reu
and the big daily is compelled 10 pla,e
orders for paper at price propapiy
double what it has been paying. Even
at that the daily papers nave ,as'
advantage over the country weekly
probably because the daily paper Duys
nrint paper in so much larger quanti-
ties than the country weekly. IL IS saie
TO saw that white paper costs the daliy
paper hardly a third of what II costs
the country weekly for If the dailS
had to pay between Is and II cents ioI
paper it would have to fix a selling
price that would be almost prohlDitiVe
to the average reader.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-10

C. De Vos. father of Frank De Vos'
publisher of the Omak Chronlcie, re-
Gently returned to his home at Coop
ersyille. Mich, after having spent sew
eral months at Omak visiting with MS
son. Since his return Mr.. De Vos mas
written for his home paper very enter
taingIy of his western trip and ms
reference to Omak and its future Is
very flattering. Mr.. De Vos, ike the
rest of us pencil pushers, indnlges
occasionally in predictions, is Tor
telling the time when Omak ana
Okanogan will grow together into one
big city. Mr. De Vos is careful in Tx
ing the date of amalgamation so far
ahead. some % years, that he, and the
publisher of this paper, and all others
who have reached the scar and yellow
leaf will have little chance TO be on
deck to verify that prediction
at the end of the stated Time
when it is to come about. And
vet. for all that. we believe that MI
De Vos has sized up the future very
closely, and it would be no surprise
if the juncture of the two towns, that
are now near together, should occur
in a much shorter time. Yet, if the
wedding of the two burgs Is postponed
even for a decade we fear that this cid
rooster will have to witness it from
above. Er? What? Did the typewriter
slip and above be substituted for from
below?
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
enANN.s LoDcE NO. sas F. < A NJ.

In the death of our brother q. II Jctt. Sr.. another of our hummer hsts been called away tc that great oes oilu, ; soldeu howl been broken. the dust has returned to earth as lt was anu tne spirit unto God who gave it.
 Our brother has indeed passed De- yond the reach of praise or the touch of censure nor is it to him therefore. that westender this, our hearts San dest offering. but to his wife and kin- dred ~who survive him our hearts aec touched with sympathy Tor those so
 But these solemn partings should cause us who finger to consider now short the path from the cradle to the grave, and tho We live our tnIee ssSs S.. x, v when passed.
 The seeds of good we SOW; the deeds of love we do. must be done Mnlae U IS today. Our departed hrothet career as a Mason has been contlnoe9 long and useful and decidedly mar ked for its energy and wisdom HIS Iihe was an exemplary one anu luii oA @ loving and gentle personality. essen : tiallg his own. Few characters nave met sn our lodge in It's many years or existence who possess more real woI th, ternity than the impress of his lie VIII Dc a sweeter memory. his istsaSe nesti 4 testimony that it is better because " reposed a long and abiding confluence m nus Wofk ana WfSuott. ,1s
 Wherefore. in obedience Co our Di- vine Mandate. our beloved brothsl' Col. c. H. lett. who on April IT, iNxps laid away his working tools and clotn- ed in lambs skin of purity and inno- cense. entered into the presence or the Supreme Architect of the Universe to assume those hiGher duties for which his labor in the earthly lodge has pre-
 therefore. Be It Resolved That in the death of Brother c H. Iett Gran : his Lodge No. 54S. F & A.. NJ. has lost worthy and honorable brother. anu member and a tenderly father
 Resolved. further. That in this hour of deepest sorrow we extend to the wife. son and daughter and other kln- dred who were near and dear 10 nm. our sincere sympathy. But realizing our inability to comfort them in their profound sorrow. we commend them to God. whom we as Masons andsciti- xens should trust and obey; Resolved. That this record be pub lished in our county paper and always leave this sad impression on our minds.
 A. c Higginhottom. W. H Roy Hester. Sec.
 Adv 9h-1f
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
cRaNNls LoDcE No. sas, F. < \ NJ.

Winter has gone and spring has come with ali it's sadness and sorrows The greatest of sorrows IS death. # comes comes to us all with a mighty swing.
 The soul goes into the great beyond. Man that is born If woman ls of few days and full of sorrows. and trouble Tn childhood days We wander among the flowers of life. little wondering what our future will be.
 The Summer of manhood comes and We wonder what is In the future Tor us then the Autumn and the frost be- gins 10 tell the story Farewell Tnen death comes and summons us 10 what undiscovered home. Then comes the word of one that stands with uncoy- cred heads. Earth to Earth and Dust 70 Dust. and these words we know. Cold winds may blow and snow may fall. buf well we know God cares for all.
 Resolved. That Tn tho death Of our Brother Rolie Blair. who was called 10 the celestial Lodge above on March 70. i99a. the Lodge has lost faithful member. the community a loyal cltt- xen and the family loving husband
 Resolved. That we. the mourners of his loss. extend tc his stricken com panion and baby our deepeSt sympathy and commend them to Him who doeth all things good.
 Resolved. That as a mark Of esteem in which we hold the deceased Brother. a copy 0f these resolutions he snread at Lodge on the minutes of our Lodge, one sent to the hereSVed wife. and one co our county paper for publication.
 Let this leave an impression on our minds that some day our name will be entered en ledger as above stated,
 A (. HirEirh0ttom. w M
 Row Hester. Sec.
 Adv Salt
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
Rss FORK mrs


 Mrs R |. Thompson Is reported on
 E Davis and T, M. Heath went to Nena Saturday.
 Mrs c. H. %crthen of Maple Hiu was trading in EsK Fork "Wednesday. The Rev ]. R. 1.iics will preach at tha Baptisf church at Rig Fork Sun si2S.
 N. |. Bates and Henry Lles of Rig s'erk made business trip 10 Mena last week
 Mrs Jessie Newman who has been sick for the naSt month is no better at this writing
 There was a candy breaking at the Fs IL Cox home at SsafiHEtcn. All re- port a nice time.
 Mr. and Mrs HarvoN Davis of Eutch- crknife visited Saturday niGht al the w s Bates home al Big Fork. aSnp Abcrnathy at EagietoWn came in sunday evening Co Snsnd awhile Wfth friends and relatives as Big Fork Mr and Mrs, w J. Bates and chn- siran of Alder visi1ed with str Bates narentS Mir. and Mrs w $ Bates. Sat ggslay night
 Every Sunday night is prayer meet ing &t the Bis Fork church, Come ard heip us Don't forget sunday school nsxt sunday.
 AEr. and Mrs. Frank Hendrix and children of Mens visited with Mrs Hendrix sister, Mrs. Tom Heath al
 Tow 4umper.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
ACORN KERNELS


 W c. Gass became owner Of new Chevrolet ear last week.
 F I4 Davis of Scott county was In this vicinity Monday. on business
 Tax assessor J. A Hughes was sn eur midst assessing taxes last week
 Herman Cooper of Poteau Is visiting friends at this asaee and also In Scott Johif Hatfield of shady spent the weekend with his daughter. Mrs Jack HogAn.
 me dipping et she cattle hegan at 2, the Acorn vat Monday morning With J. &. Earl Ga charge.
 e tx Barron of Whitesbore. okla, Is visiting with T D, Reid and family. also B. F Barron and family this week. John Bagwell had tho pleasure CT dining with two of his brothers of heaveuer last Sunday. the first time in Mr. ana Mrs. Garland Norris of Yo- cana spent the weekend with Mrs. Nor riS parents. Mir. and Mrs. Harris of the owens Chapel neiRhhorhocd
 Archie Barron has returned from points In Oklahoma where he has been hunting hts horses which Jeff Anril 3e. He succeeded in finding them in the kiamichi mountains in oklaheuA
 Mr and Mrs. John Harper of Little AArner'S parents Mr and Mrs. T. IT. Reid They also came te attend the heceratton services at Owen Chanel The Decoration at owens Chapel last Sunday was attended ey large crowd. \ spiendid program was grndered by the young folks. A fine dinner was Scfxsd and after sending the sick and AGed of the community B fine box there waS plenty left
 fae Acorn school board have cen trActed fer teachers to teach the sum faef term nf school They arc q. Delos Mullins pTtncipal: Mrs Ira c. Harris. teacher and Mrs. r. nelcs Mullins, primary teacher. All taught before and have given satisfaction.
 Home Lover
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
Naa------@~=S-e=g-ss~-~ RATES kREEk KINKS

Miss Bealah Rash retnrnea home after a prolonged visit ak NenR
 The ycuns reoYae eHsoEcd 3 party as the ! E4 Cox hcnae az SiaEiRxt0el Saturday night
 MeSsrs. } r. Homer Earl Rash and Jim Farn<wrrth were bsESfnssss visitors Az MenA last week
 E Edwards ng tAe sEsdaHehross farm Is Keeping pzee w1sA ths times and has honxkS n car.
 E and Mrs Henley are xt Has Srrdazs where sAex ws'l remain Wnsa Ruue fnF fhN Mamy's health
 NT and Afrs. SAENser Cossraaa Azs Miss Nsstss cafsznAn ~ womAas wers visiting reasfsxes hese SasmrzAy kns Sunday
 w M Edw1ras and s N. Bnwen A3ve aaSe nslrcAasea new Ford srneks and Freasazn Ezswzr1s has p@zrh zSess krNxtHE car Oar keafAE m3n carrzsx. Chss ks Eszszss sx~4k.k sfAsax ssens@ys un- x14 ls cefxztng tkz Eaa lz kls tz,
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
TAx AssEssoR.s norlcE


 z J A fInrhes Tax Assasss.- l.. and for Polk County. Arkansas. win be at the following places herein be- low mentioned and oa the dates also mentioned in said notice. for he pur- pose of assessing The personal proper ty in and for said County:
 Ozark Township. GFannis. May IF and forenoon IS.
 ozafk Township. Ntckes. afternoon May 1S and ta
 Ozark and White Township. Hstton, forenoon May 70.
 White Township. vanderyoort. after nocn May 1a and ei.
 Faulkner Township. HaFtiey. Nav n White Township. Cove, May a4. forenoon @s.
 Cove Township. Fgatficld. afternoon May 25, es and z7.
 Cedar Township. Green School House, May ss.
 Eagle Township. New Potter. May GaR Springs Township. shady. May Fulton Toraship. Board Camp. June ] and 2.
 Mil Greek Township. Opal. June 5 forenoon {.
 Alg Fork To$nship. Big Fork. after. aoen June and S
 OuachiEA Township. Holly Springs June q. forenoon S-
 oaaehita Township. Bers MIL afternoon June
 oueshisa Tounship. ink. forenoon Mguniain TownShlp. Yocana. sfter- noon. June 2
 Mountain Township. Cherry Hin June le. fSrerona
 Freesaoa Township. Mountain Fork Jsne l4. FresaoHn Township. Rocky. June IS and 1e Potter Township. ourer's Chanel. Iuge 1T. All Property Ownerx and pnu T., PAgers who fasl 10 nret Roard of AS sesSnrs. either in rsvscn CT with an. proxea list, in the tomnships ar whIrh they reside. wtll he ehzsEea a penalvs ct -s per cent as the law directs.
 < HUGHES Assessor
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
cRANNls GRAINS

X baby boy was born to Mir. and Mrs. John Aiken last Friday night.
 Bert Mullins has gone to oil City La. where he has employment.
 K. F. Fitch of Tulsa Okla, has come in for few days visit with his fam fly
 Little Miss F1oreine Frye has been quite sick the last few days but is Improving.
 4 special program will he rendered at the Union Church next Sunday night. All are invited.
 Miss Zala Burk returned home Sun day from Cerrogordo, where she has been visiting her sister.
 The political pot is boiling merrily at Grannis. w. L Collins is leading the field for school director
 Mrs. Della Burk went to Texarkans. Wednesday to take treatment at 8 sanitarium. She returned Saturday.
 Strawberries and real cream are possible in the poorest homes around Grannis. Oh, you poor rich folks.
 A car of cucumber crates was un- loaded by members of the Grannis Fruit X Truck Growers Assn Mon- 1ay
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
FAMOUS OLD TONIC BREAKS UPMALARIA
 CIIILLS IN 5 DAYS
So GOOD THAT PRoslINENTI PHYSICIANS ENRRYWHERE1 ARE PRESCRIBING IT.

The next time you get an attack of malaria. agae, etc. % to your dealer and get d bottle If Swamp ChiH and Fever Tonic. It will break ID the chill ln three or four days. ard give soa relief as you've never had before Swamp S'hill Tonic does its wcr. quickly and surely, without any m pleasant effects. It contains no ralo- mel and IS t2stsless. IL Is made 1T parely vegetable ingredients and irup SANNs19 sfsr sxasisl'siaisi i7Sfsi Fer Se1S rz- se~tive relief of malaria. aguc. chills fever, eaAds. grippe, etc.
 Hundreds of people write lesse~s about Swanp Chm Tenie Ike U T Nelson of Bivens. Texas. who ssxx Swamp ChiH and Fever Toasc kas always cured the chsIEs for me ard I saow t IS Ehe best ehill ssnsr ou the mart
 Non. too. will say the sarne. or<w yua have tried this f4raens ols rcra- aays At xeas Snzier's-sas a huo,sIe Get cne tcsav Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13

instead of team.
 Iim Spake and Mir. and Mrs. w !. Bates and children went to Big Fork Saturday to visit Arr. Bates parents, Mir. and Mrs. stephen Rates.
 Major Henley sold choice tract of timber to the Lye Lumber Co, and a min k being put down on the Caugh- ron place One-haif mile north of Ali
 The saw min being placed on the Caddo near the Divide will commence work In few days. The mill is equip ped with the latest machinery and la Dor saving devices.
 K I. Howard who came here some weeks ago for a few days sojourn has become interested in the mineral pro- spects and has decided to proIong his stay inde0nitely.
 " M Edwards. John Mahley and E ]. Henley have been appointed by the Montgomery county chaneery court to divide an undivided interest in . tract of land between | L. Amtrey and Jasper Free. sole heirs of Mary Free. deceased.
 Rates Greek Korrespondnt.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
CENTER POINT clRclETs

Orestus Turner and wife spent Sum- day wiah Mrs. Turner's parents at Rocky.
 Jewel Maddox and Maurice Saur- baugh spent Sunday with friends at Rocky
 Aunt Eliza Sartin arrived home Saturday from a weeks visit with friends in Mena-
 Emmett Rowe. Mrs Rowe. and daughter. Anolis of Rocky. spent Sun- day with Drew Davis and family.
 There was 8 spelling match and singing at the ]. H. Maddox home Saturday night which was much en- ioyed.
 Christian Endcav0r Society was organized al this place last Sunday. Officers are as follows. Airs. Oliver Earnest. president: Payton Earnest, vice president and Miss May Ritchey, secretary.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
Correspondence
ltAFrilsln NnM s.

Prof aud Mrs Woods visited here
 NIT. ana Mrs. Amos NusEravo wore Alona yisitnfs Friday
 IL. Pict7k0W rhippra out his Arri crate of ssraV perFics Sanaaw
 fhc railruao extra Nang ls cleaning up the cemrant iseidinNs fhiS Meehs
 Mrs + " FNiten aaa aanN hltfS 9Ie visiting relatives and friends in Vk'a-
 The snunr repple endowed a pArty at tne ", E. ttafson home tfioas
 Misses tAnsa and Jessie Johnson wers Mena sisstets Monday night and
 RsS V. snlth win nii his regular appeintment at the Baptist church ueNt sunday
 days last wsek with the Rak Barton tsaalfs st tsnNa.
 Tlessn S3alk and Bessie lfntson spent the week saa as the Robert smith 3s q Wiipams Nsss appointed town marshal tsas shss sNef Ai tho SeunSAl nsetlne rhefsasss night rtas nt CaNe @rlaag night and rcpostcH d splentka eMtefS alnMtent
 Misses lNttte Rn9 ReNlah isetson FrtaaS untsi sunday 9fseyneen.
 MrS tt fa BsA<hAA wAs A pASSengeE fa ~ptfn k1&f Mf1nHH1ay N nefe Sfe stssteA unsn sMndyy mith her tssaer.
  rssntp,erk yss the Methodist church ou Snn.la2 Aiges. kes. Fulton nreaehsa Af fsDNc.
 Mss SNhnuS4 Niilines went e Cove f'rf&ay afyefNeca to assist tn the pre- NaralsnWS for ttn entertainment Etven Fr3HAt ukNbt.
 I N Gates reports the sale cl two houses sna tets for Herbert Campheil sss Rocky to ". R rafsens Cunsids eras+qR Si.e0f-
 The sinntng school conducted hx the Ret A " k'Hiten VIII vfuSe Friday ntEht ENeryene is Invited 10 attend this the last week.
 N E t'af snus and family moved on Tuesday to tnair new home at Rocky. where Mr. Parsons will engage ia the mercantile business.
 Mrs. W s. Grain and dauEhter. incx spent tho weekend With MT. Grain al Ashaewn and sunday they all made the trip 70 BolSoma and vtaited with the Bandy family.
 asversonc in ifatfela and vicinity is requested to help clean up Six Mile cemetery preparatory for Decoration naA Ceine esi9y Friday. May 1S. and hrins NnUr dinner and working tools. Stores wilt hc closed until &s8n D, n. tah sunday May 3a. rho graves VIII nss ssecffatta feiaUwea hs the memorial &xF4nnn At Nt
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
oPAl NEVIS

Van Free was in Mena after supplies Monday.
 Mrs D W. Davis has been i'll the past week.
 Miss Oma Milham of Mill Greek has been visiting relatives here the past week
 R ~ Jackson and family of Ouachi- Ia visited the WideHer home east of Opal Sunday
 Miss Ellen Spears who has been attending school at Womble several months past is visiting her sister. Mrs. Richard Lackey.
 C. N. Edwards sold his farm to Q AIr. Moss of Oklahoma last week. The latter will occupy the Isaac Roberts residence. We are told. until first of next year.
 One fish story Of the recent rainy spell comes from near 0uachfta. Ldt- tie Byron Jackson age ,. was fishing in Rig Fork creek using a minnow for bait when to the surprise of all present he hung | large eel Byron had to have help to land his fish but carried him home to show 10 his mother. The eel weighed over 3 pounds.
 Ancient Mariner.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
rnmMIsslaxEE

.s.s.-rsa4sLs f1 HER
 fr co fs. ' lI' unrsnanee Of the aa finns continued lr ~ af fhe Chancfry tps rnasie and enteIsa Arrtf k D.. lg f<o. 7Ta3 shea rfas tween e V. Wh,ztns and n F. nsalEfea rren aefeBassi;s tsommissiansr of ss.a for sale af puhil.s. :. fs.. s..s bidder sf the Sk g,,, fhe County t'ogElasas Court is held iH wtshtn inc hours z ,s3f.srfss safee on ts, A p fsee .s real rstsfs tr Nlt
 e and the NwA snr west of sulphs ae heafnnfng as is
 - Szs.s Nsgi NkA ninr thence Nofia ...l.l.. < esSf pf north feils'. . # inrx of ssld tEa!l.s,' of said sw west 10 fhe NeEis ', s': Sxs SEN sectiea fhe line fe the f7s. ... talnInr S acres Townshin 5 Soula N Pnlk County AA
 TERMS OF ss1. l '' three months !ss ~
 .. a.l.lGta 4 feM and the oFssE rseurf in said f.s.,s || E curltv bearing lh.. .ss fS per cens psf sale until p&lss ' fMfnea on the as es,e payment q ts '.l
 Given under rF aGn A D ls@ ts-s
 on.lS. First pna | T.ass puh Nal s'.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
SanneAnl.
AlnIaa srRtNes ACTIVITIES.

Thefr Wtt4 haa SfnEtgr Af ' A Ea&S $ meNt Friday Ns4ht tAofxnne fnvitesL A \ NaAfy5s and fRmAiN visited At tlsS Aefees home sitter sunday srhrol Suadas
 Mrs Lloyd Shipp Au0 Dewey Winten visited theiT narentS Ar assd Mrs Jack Wte4Hn Ne8aaA
 Seven aifss slsit0a Miss Niiia Dan feiS suna4a amc attended sunday Sch4nl at fsfepH
 NIT ana Mrs Tom fssnos son s0n-fn- laW end HAa#htef aHn NiStAnE wEth ssss=sss 44is naaN
 Mir. SaeNs ard f4nii1N nna %ts- f7afcpA lAean 4tsenaca the Decoration at the AnGlt ts4tsH rHsNeNaF&, and sun day S<heel 2t Green SMnd8N.
 Those wso are interested are fe. 9WesttA tn annet FrSHaN morning be- for the &lh SHnasy At the Green grave xeTd and sseaH s H fef Decoration nAN
 Sssssfs4asn
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
soARp cAMP eooMlNes


 sunnie Hilton has purchased a new IAEerland car.
 Everybody come 10 prayermceting next Saturday night
 The fsrmerS of this community are rsr.a hss1as s.fasssa.u s,ssssns. Mr and Mrs. Earl Peters of Mena visited Nith Mrs. Peters mother Sat- ursiay Riht
 The Rev. W T.. Smith preached an interesting sermon st the Baptist church Sunday
 Don't forget next Thursday night May 18th Is our regular church meet ing Everyone come
 Mrs irma Hilton is reported sick Mrs. SeheFn Phiipot died Sunday at la 8 m. and vas laid Co rest ia the Old Dallas cemetery Monday.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
NANnNRNooRr NERIrIns.


 0x,'s Wilf Thacker aeent se Cove cn MoEEa2 of 4hzS week.
 Mrs fN fa Banner zna4e 8 txtn e Men& aa& tAg sNSz week
 F NJ feFEailliNn ret&grat recently 44csA B grfr te Hot SYFt1SS
 m M- CecA vSSsteN VI shtawsS at Asst- gtAnE Vs a few &Ays last week
 E s E&ztee es feteau Ok spent she NeekeM& m&th relatives herS.
 AseS GIFTS sfsH stESaa is visiting wsth rsF sisstf in <fkiaAesra this week.
 Mxs S4altn xsMae tr from NtnEs Sat urva&y f&tAfHiu& nnsse "Wednesday.
 Miss MarUueFkse Coleman returned last week frVw A trip t9 Southwest Gfex MaN
 N al4ef SaitA 1f sulphur Strings ar r3Ne3 hNrr IkaesS8y for a few rAss vts- it Mlth r&iHx2seS
 Holiness meeslnr ss hninS conduct cst here ev the Row Ar. GiihFrt of Aaena. aud Raw 6Fantley e1 Hot SrrinES
 Mrs Wefk Wtsh ~rFtarned te her home at Cabot Ark tass week, after An extended visit with relatives here and 4t NErn.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
Ka.M SPRINGS NEWS

Dipping at the Elm vat was carried cat nicely saturday
 osto N ada and sister. Miss Anna. traded in Ink Tuesday,
 Mr and Mrs AT Alstoz are the proud parents of fine baby boy.
 n R Quinn of Nil Ida visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jas Gainn last week
 Mr. and Mrs ]. O, Rosson and chil- aren spent sunday at the W. r. Rosscn home
 I.sge Carder attended singing at the x F. Head home Sunday night near NocAna-
 Mr, and Mrs. Claud Brown spent the weekend with her parents Mir. and MrSs Ferry at Ink.
 Mr and Mrs Frank Rosson and chill tiren spent Friday night with his par ents. AIr. and Mrs H- l. Resson. near Holly.
 MesserS Luther RosSon. Marvin Ward and Misses Nomie RcSSon. Euia and Bell EmhrX. fAllie end Pearl Ed wards and Zelia lsnnsford composed 8 .4.ss..s-4 shaa e.A4 AEaea s.s4A1..-l night They heard there was 70 se a party at the Ciaud Brown home but Mr. and Mrs. Brown had gone visiting
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
INN SIT rgASnKs.

There M&@ StHEfM& &t tH@ ANrte n4
 Gp}te feN frNFt tUHcorA a1ten3ed thc Decoration at aNamss Ch&poi last oS
 Tisere H&s fNte tAsE At SrNe1r& SSt- 1r7sx aiEe fes tha aa~r@se c< sTgAa- fxanE fttRtfS s5efNEg. The Sarsezs WsN mps Azn SsteraAs nskA. May t ss sEstte& se Gcsee 4re htsp
 Next Sa MaN xS Is the annual tfestsst8 ts0F ftAf ss Nefc0r& There wfsl nH FseAshs af csasc$ ta f4te morn sm& AF Nsa NaMtsAkNr aaS@ singing In sSe ssrff Ee& aEeermsessi 3efmreT Ns{s As st~xSd ea tee <zaHr& krcFx- =s@ ss sse4sea E. cesaN and Ar4n3 veil szlf.A h..sAets
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
POTTER rrckUFs

Mrs 1smes Walker was able to be out sunday
 Irene Seysncrc visited in MeDa sun day and Monday
 Afr and Mrs Peugh's youngest child is on the sick list this week.
 Marvin Goo6wfn's family spent Sun day with home folks st Hatfield.
 Mr FlaEG is hanging paper and dp- ing the insade finishing on Ar. Cor son'S house this week.
 Our aN handle man has deserted us 0nd gone tc Heher Springs to take chArEo uf factory there.
 Mrs Herbert Walker WAS called to Mona last week on account of the ser toNS illness of her sister. Mrs MnSeley.
 nNSle Rowe. William Allen, Jewel Beavers. James Howard and Brother NeighhorS and families all attended the Decoration services at the Molly Cam cemetery on Sunday.
 Mr, nevens is gettirg moved into his new place of business He purchassssi the store huiictnE back cf the depot oi Mr Rowe and has converted @ Into 8 hfachsmi and wood shop.