The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES
 ". H. Darwin of Niekes was : Mena visitor Wednesday
 Ii. P. Hrady of Bigger wa in Men E tn eottsi Monday which sold Tor ss
 ents.
 $. H. McCurley one of the liye bus mess men of Grarniss was Mena Vls- itor Tuesday
 B. A. Bowen and (. 4. 0glesby oi Black Fork prot cotton to the Mena market Tuesday.
 Miss Ollie Henderson is acting as saleslady at the J F Averitt store or South Mena street.
 Mr. and T. ivan Rowe mot5red over from Caade Sap to visit Mena friends and relasEes-
 Mr. and Mrs. sam Fleming and family left Wednesday for their new home near Kinta, OK
 J. r. McLemors vas called to Mt. Pleasant, Tex, Monday afternoon by news of the death of his father.
 W. A. Long of Wickes has pur- chased thru the Hamilton agency, the R. D. Green farm of S4 acres, east of Mena.
 W. A. Martin, who is interested in mining in the eastern part of Mont gomery county, was in Mena on busi- ness Thursday.
 W. G Gordon was in Mena Tuesday to get supplies for the store on Noun tain Fork he recently purchased from Mcbride & Fields.
 Clyde Brock, who had been visiting old time friends in Polk county, was in Mena Wednesday on his way to his home at Seminole, Ok.
 Joe finders and c. F. Anders of Hatfield were among those who braved the weather and came to Mena on business Wednesday.
 
 John Lively, who formerly lived on Route 2, out of Mena, while in the city Tuesday, informed friends he had moved to a new location near Hateld.
 4 hearing on the final naturaliza- tion of Francis k. Scott was had be- fore Circuit Clerk W. l.. Parker on Thursday. Mir Scott is a native of Wales.
 Lcuis Johnson, Hatfield banker. pi- loted d party of fellow citizens that motored to Mena in spite of the slip pery roads Tuesday Among them was S. B. Powell.
 J. M. Bradley of Como, Tex, has bought the Coppeak farm of 90 acres in the Dallas valley and will move on it soon. The deal was made through Allen < McMillan.
 Billy Boy" the prize winning Pol and China boar at the Polk county fair, is to have new home for 1920. R. Golf has sold the fine animal to H. E. Chambers of Ink.
 DiCfltl q. A. l lUOIulOi bll 1NuI SudN started the work of receiving the $10 tax each auto owner must pay the state. Owners have ten days in which to pay the tax to escape penalty
 J. M. Philpot of Egger is one of those who wants to make sure of the weekly visits of the Star, and incl dentally save some money. He or dered a five year subscription Tues day.
 County Supt. of Schools, I. c. liar ris will attend the meeting of school heads at Texarkana Friday where plans will be formulated for the staomping out of illiteracy in Arkan- sas.
 John Hale of Bradford, H., arrived in Mena Wednesday to look over local conditions with a view of finding a home in the south. When he left H. linois the temperature was 16 below zero.
 Ir. and Mrs. w. A. Miller and chl- dren of Gageby, Tex, arrived in Mena Wednesday morning to make theil home Mir. Miller. on a previous visit bought the Fletcher tract in the west part of the city.
 MT. ands Mrs. Grady H. Forgy ar. rived in Mena Tuesday afternoon from Tampa, Fla. where their mar riage took place December 30. Fol the present they will be at home il the Christopher cottage on Hamilton avenue.
 E. 0. Simpson of the Simpson-Left wich Motor Company of Fort Smith and r. E. Hissom of the Markham Motor Company of Oklahoma City were in Mena Tuesday seeking loca representative for Chandler ant Cleveland cars
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Ward and chil dren of Brownfield, Tex, arrived il Mena Thursday morning to seek To cation in the uplands. They have beer farming in the plains country an, have grow tired of the eternal level ness and lack of good gardens. Mrs. Math Denings and two sons O Young county, Tex, are in Mena tc visit Mrs Denings' father, D. A Hazel. Mrs. Denings reports that re cent discoveries of oil in Young coun ty have brought about great activit, and changes in land ownership in tha section.
 Miss Pearl Widener of Alder wa ordered taken to the hospital at Lit