The Mena weekly star., 1920-11-18

!
oottor RI the Mena market Friday.
T.. ]. Walker and two daughters OF
Onal were visitors in Mena Thursuay-
Herbert Campbell of Rocky was in
Mena Wednesday enroute to Pcteau
on business.
Born. Wednesday night to Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Strawbridge, 5O4 Seventh
street, daughter.
Guy Cox, forest ranger, and a. h.
Lawrence were in from Shady on pusl-
ness Saturday.
Arnold Badt is unloading a car OF
fine apples he had shipped in from
Northwest Arkansas.
Charles Taylor of Fort Worth, Tex,
was in Mena Saturday enroute to
Waters. to visit his father.
viii Tow and family left Wednes-
dav for Ranger, Tex, where he Will
worl. in the oil fields with his brother,
Joe.
C. B. Connally and viii Gordon
were Westend merchants who were IN
Mena Friday getting goods for their
stores
Col George L. Rector got back into
the local cotton market Friday and
began buying, this making four buy
ers for Mena.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Brannon
of Shreveport were in Mena inurs-
day while on their way to Board Camp
to visit relatives.
Miss Gertrude Hilton of Board
Camp, who had been visiting at
Shawnee, Ok, was in Mena Thursday
on her return home.
L. H. Marks and son, and 9. r..
Weidner of Chicago arrived in Mena
Thursday to look after property in
terests in this locality
A marriage license was issued Fri
day by County Clerk Will Alexander
to W. E. Lackey and Miss Mertie
Campbell, both residents OF Opal.
Emmett Rowe of Rocky was in Mena
Friday to get repairs for the engine
at the Rowe & Pollard gin, an accident
having necessitated shutting down.
Mrs. M. Gleason of Kansas City,
aunt of Mrs. Thomas Strawbridge, ar
rived in Mena Friday to be with her
neice and the new baby at the Straw
bridge home.
G.. V. Wimberly, Egger merchant,
was in Mena Thursday to arrange for
advertising sale, beginning Novem-
Der co. He was accompanied by A. G.
Jackson.
Rev. G. W. Green, who is now at
Pickering, Mo-, has written that he
would be in Mena to assume charge of
the First M. E. church not later than
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Dunn and
baby of Shreveport, arrived in Mena
Friday to spend the winter and until
they find home of their own will be
guests at the Ozark.
George Ferguson and family, who
have been living west of Mena, left
Friday for Shady Point, where Mr..
Ferguson has rented farm and will
reside the coming year.
J. Y. Starr of the Starr real estate
company has sold his S0-acre farm,
10 miles west of Mena, to W. S. Bow
man of Cyril, Okla, who will take
possession of the property January /.
Mrs. George w. Dunn and baby
L.. Morbxtttl1
Tenn, to join Mr. Dunn, who has been
here long enough to have determined
that Mena is the place he desires to
call home
George w. Petty and brother, John
Petty, of Caddo Gap, left Saturday
for Rochester, Mimi, where the latter
will consult Mayo Brothers regarding
an ailment wheich has bothered him
for many years.
f w. Ballauf, one of the city's new
est residents, is showing his faith in
the future of Mena by increasing his
property holdings. His latest purchase
is the James Myrick property on Port
Arthur evenue and Third street.
Freeman Johnson, Polk county's
next representative in the legislature
is planning to join the party of Ar
| kansas lawmakers on their trip to
Iowa and Illinois to visit educational
institutions the last of the month.
A hunting party composed of DIR. f.
II. Black, T. r. Jones, ST., Joseph
Robert, Jack Steele, George Waters
and Oliver Harrison left Friday for
the Cossatot country below Shady,
where they hope to find some good
sport.
! DR.. J, G. Hilton and c. A. Proctor
returned Friday from their hunting
trip in the mountains west of Mena.
They were accompanied by Robert
Connally and brothers of Rocky. The
party killed three deer and had an en-
joyable time in the woods.
Catherine, the 8-months-old daugh-
ctr of Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Millham, died
Wednesday at the family home near
Dallas. Funeral services were held
Thursday with burial at Dallas ceme-
terry.
|. 4. Lindsay and family have
moved from Seventh street to the
suburban home on South Refine street
where Mr.. Lindsay proposes to help
reduce the cost of living by raising
lots of fruit and chickens.
Miss Ella Posey of Conway, district