The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14

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Mrs. J. NJ. Lilies is quite sick at
her home on Eagle Gap avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. George Merkel Of
Black Fork were Mena visitors lues-
day.
w. T. Whisenhunt. Jr, and Mitch
ell Cogburn, of Shady, spent TUESDAY /
with Mena merchants and FRIENDS
Albert Robertson was out on ms
farm Wednesday gathering. ms corn
crop. said to be extra fine this year.
A marriage license was issued on
Tuesday to S. o. Wallace and Mrs:
Hettie Ellison. both residents OF
Mena.
Forest Ranger Payne Of the Eagle
ton station, and Ranger Cox OF tne
Shady station, were Mena visltors
Wednesday.
]. C. Hall and Mrs R. A. Wise, two
aged people at the Deel home piace
three miles west Of Mena, are re-
ported quite SICK.
S. p. Pigg, former Polk county resi-,
dent, now located at Iexarkana ana
was in Mena Tuesday looking after
business matters.
Master Paschal Alexander, young
son of County Clerk and Mrs. VIII
Alexander, is seriously Ill at the home
-, EIaxrar.th cfraaf
T. A. Woodell and Doug Walker,
two of Cove's best known business
men. motored to Mena Tuesday to
look after business matters.
A good sized crowd Of voters at
tended the Democratic speaking at
Nunley Tuesday night, and all OF the
candidates made addresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Wallin, who
have been residing at Kusa, Ok, for
the past eight months, are back again,
and will make .Mena their home.
]. H. Cheathanl, since his return
from Houston. Tex, where he at
tended the reunion, has been confined
to his home on Switzerland avenue.
w. S. Arlington returned from Jop-
lin Wednesday morning, where he To-
Gated a stamp mill, which he hopes to
secure to mill ores Of Polk county.
The Proctor Smith company UNI
loaded another car Of Fords Tuesday.
On Monday they delivered a new
touring car to G. A. Lauderdale OF
Grannis
Among the Montgomery county
farmers to market cotton Wednesday
were n. NJ Fiddler, Il. W. Huddle-
ston, w. F. Chilean, w. G. Faulkner
and j. w. Ellison of Oden.
e. II. Daniels and family came in
from Eagleton Tuesday, and moved
into the Bagshaw home, recently
bought by him. He will be connected
with the Vandiver Drug Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mailer and
daughter, Mrs. William Chamblin, ar
rived home Tuesday from their trip
to Houston, Tex, where they at
tended the reunion and visited reia-
tives.
Cap. Grundy, said to have been
resident of Polk county for some sew
enty years, sold his home in the west
ern suburbs of the city last week, and
left to make his home with son at
Henryetta, Ok.
1 DR.. C. A. Jones and J.. H. Early,
members of the firm of Early q
- -. ..k< .Io1
Mena Monday to look after the pro-
gress of work on highway construc-
ton and street paving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coy Miller came IN
from Minnesota Wednesday morning,
and viii visitsrelatives at Board Camp
of Mrs. j. M. Looney of the Polk
County Mercantile Company.
DR.. Charles Sanford, arrested for
the alleged attempt to destroy the
Board Camp dipping vat with dyna-
mite, was granted a continuance in
Justice S. H. Smiths court Wednes-
day. The trial was set for Saturday
at 10 o'clock. 94
Rev. T. A. Park and Mrs. Park re-
turned last Saturday from Hot
Springs, where Mr.. Park attended the
Red Cross conference as representa-
tive of the local chapter The con-
ference was held to outline a pro-
gram of work, and make plans for the
annual membership roll call
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A. Hilton are
planning to start Thursday on a trip
ito near Hot Springs, where they will
visit relatives. They expect to make
the trip by motor car. Later they
will go to Gulfport, Miss, to spend
the winter, and before returning to
Mena in the spring, plan to visit also
at Victoria, Tex.
S. R. Jones of Bolton, Tex, who
came to Mena some months ago and
bought Frank Thompson's farm near
Nunley, has moved to Polk county to
live and has added to his holding of
real estate by getting the Newton
forty acres near the Berry Cherry
farm. The sale was made by Allen &
Mcmillan.
R. p Gregg takes pardonahIe nrida