The Mena weekly star., 1920-06-17
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PERSONAL NOTES
DR.. B. z. Dunman of Rocky was a
Mena visitor Monday.
R. p Harris, Jr., of Eagleton was
2 Mena visitor Friday.
The Proctor Smith Motor Company
unIoaded car of new Fords Satur-
day.
Mrs. Roy Bales and children re-
turned Friday afternoon from a visit
with relatives at Poteau.
Thomas Suits of Board Camp was
IN Mena Saturday on his way to HON.
my, Ok, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Luther Allen of Broken Bow.
Ok, reached Mena Sunday for a visit
with her aunt, Miss Sallie Dorsey.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Neuman of Big
Fork were in Mena Thursday on their
way to Logan county to visit rela-
1ives.
j. f. Bell, coming from Texas, has
purchased thru the Ford Real Estate
agency, Boa farm near Potter,
known as the ID. w. Smith place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hawthorn and
Mrs. Jim Robbins and children left
Saturday for Black Springs for a
visit with Mrs. Hawthorn's parents.
Misses Patsy and Very Perry of
Womble are visiting in Mena with
their grand mother, Mrs. w. C. Bee
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cox and son,
Russell, arrived from Kansas City
Friday afternoon. They plan to
spend the summer at the home in
Mena.
Miss Dorothy Harris of Eagleton
and Miss Bess Packard of Fort Smith
came to Mena Friday to see the game
between the Travellers and the All
Stars.
Ira Kellar came up from Hatfield
Wednesday and drove back in a new
Ford which Alex Carper of Hatfield
Smith Motor Company.
John ID. Baker Of the Stuart Land
company has returned from a trip to
st. Louis and Kansas City. At the
latter city he attended the national
confention Of real estate men.
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Granville Rose, who now lives at
Page. still likes Mena well enough to
DO his trading here whenever possible.
He was in the city Saturday getting
q supply Of merchandise to take back
to Page.
w. =. Bailey received the sad news
Friday that his mother, Mrs. P. M.
Bailey had passed away at her home
at Billiard, Tex. Mr. Bailey left on
the first train for Billiard to attend
the burial
Misses Freda, Nettie, Magnus and
Ruth Salyers, accompanied by DIR. c..
T. Baker ard Gus Emerson, Jr., left
Thursday for Montgomery county to
visit the Salyers ranch. They made
the trip in the new Ford.
Walter Cooper of Flowery Branch,
Ga, is spending the weekend in Mena
with his aunt, Mrs. j. G.. Hudgins. The
visitor is travelling man and stopt
over in Mena to visit his relatives
while enronte to St. Louis.
Roy Simpson and Ben Reece of Big
Fork came to Mena Sunday with the
formers brother, DR.. L. A. Simpson,
and left on No. a for Burlington, Ok,
where they will help in the wheat har-
vest.
j q. McKeen, who recently sold his
farm near Ransom, has decided to be-
come a resident of Mena. Thru the
Fair agency he has bought the home
of L. K. Brown at Magnolia avenue
and Ninth street and expects to take
possession in the near future
p s. Woods, who grew tired of the
bad water and strong winds in Okla
homa, came to a place where he is
certain to find neither. He has bought
thru the Stuart Land Company the 20
acre suburban tract of M. NJ Shields,
and plans to make it his home
j. p. Miller and son, Claiborn, after
visit Of several days with Polk coun-
ty relatives and friends, left Satur-
day on their return to their home, Ell
Dorado, Kas, They came by auto
and are very frank to say that they do
not care to repeat that part of the
journey from Mena north into Scott
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Lawrence and
daughter returned Thursday morning
from their trip to Texas points and
Hot Springs, coming home from the
latter place. While away they visit
ed at Sherman, Marshall and other
Texas points. Upon his return home
Joe exprest himself as most imprest