The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-01
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Miss Myrtle Lewis is the new sales
lady at the Boston Store.
w. nj. Matthews left Thursday af-
ternoon on . business trip to Ash
down.
Rollio Free and Jesse Newman we're
Big Fork residents who were in Mena
| Thursday.
0vian Goddard has accepted posi-
ton with Hay Brothers Jewelry
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Slangstrom and
family Of Shady were shopping in
Mena Thursday.
Mrs. Oscar Perry of WombIe is Wis
itin9 at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Becton on Stilwell Heights.
Miss Ersna P. Tom of GAINESVILLE,
Wis, arrived In Mena Wednesday to
visit homefolks living southeast Of
Mrs. Frank L. Lewis and baby left
Thursday afternoon for months Wis
II It The old home at Minneapolis,
MINI.
Mrs. J. Al. German is here from San
| Francisco to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. s. Brick, and brother. R. s.
Wright.
j. H. Hamilton started painters at
work Thursday improving the exteri-
or Of his buildings in the old post
Office block.
First cantaloupes of the season ap-
peared on the Mena market Friday.
They come from Texas, and are mod
crate in price
w. RI. Allen of Ink was a visitor
in Mena Friday. He is still using
crutches, not having fully recovered
from q broken leg.
r. Il. Tomlinson of Oklahoma City,
CAME to Mena Wednesday for a short
visit with his brother, w. M. Tomlin-
son. Of Board Camp.
). j. Williams of Black Fork, was in
Mena Thursday, making arrange
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Fork on July and TO-
Mrs. S. D. Russell and son who re-
Gently sold their place east of town,
left Friday for Shawnee, Ok, where
they will make their home.
Veedie Holmes and brother of Ada,
Ok, arrived In Mena Wednesday to
visit relatives near Egger. They
formerly lived near Egger.
Guy Cox, forest ranger at Shady,
was in Mena Friday enroute home
from the Foran Gap country, where
he has been working the past week.
Mrs. L. A. Goss of Kansas City, ar
rived in Mena Thursday to visit her
son, ]. r. Goss, at Hotel Commercial,
and her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Afford.
Miss Mary Perry of Horatio arrived
in Mena Thursday for visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Maloney,
living in the MI. w. Roger property
lon Cam street.
Miss Anna Woods, home demon
strator for the county, was at Rocky
Friday to attend the regular COM
nunity club meeting and TO give can
ming demonstrations.
e. Il. May of Cove was in Mena
Wednesday and secured marriage
licehsc from County Clerk Will Alex
ander. He is to wed Miss Martha
Johnston Of Hartley
w. M. Edwards of ALI, who uses a
new Ford truck to freight merchan-
disc between Mena and his home
town, IVES in the city Friday to get
supplies for his stores
Miss Mable Blakestad and Miss
Genevieye Ferris, who had been
guests Of the Misses Viola and Blanch
Blakestad, left last Friday for
their home at Lyle, MINI.
r. w. Rigdon of the Freight Claim
Department Of the Kansas City South
ern railway, with headquarters in
Kansas City spent Friday in Mena in
the interests of his department.
J. ID. KayIor returned Wednesday
from business trip to Illinois. He
visited in the vicinity of Quincy anc
found farmers badly rushed with work
Corn planting is not yet finished, anc
rain is needed in places.
+. G. Embry left Friday afternoon
Tor peQueen, where he will visit his
son, Grady Embry. He accompanied
Mrs. James Embry and family as fan
as DeQueen, and they continued their
journey on to their home at Ashdown
Mrs. Augusta Lightcap of NORTH
hudson. Ind. who is visiting with R
2. Harris and family at Eagleton. wa:
Mena visitor Friday. Mrs. Light
cap has been keeping in touch with