The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-26

PERSONAL NOTES
Harve Mcdonald of Fort Smith was
greeting Mena friends Friday
Mr. b. III. Cross and family of Ida
az was IN Mena Monday to visit her
sister. Mrs. Frank Embry.
p 4. Yates and A. C. Gilley OF
Burkeville, Tex, are investigating
farm conditions around Mena.
w W Townsend has returned from
Cravefte, where he had been to look
after BIS farm in Benton county.
j. q Brown of Zoe, Ok. came tc
Mena Saturday and secured license
Is we'd Miss Nj. K. Jackson of Page.
Mrs. Robert M. Berry and little
daughter. Edna, left Monday after
noon for a visit with relatives at LIN
coin, I'll
walter Heaton of Grannis was in
Mena Thursday and secured license te
wed Miss Annie Cook of Baker
Springs
MI. and Mrs. A. B. Higgins of Min
eraI spent Saturday in Mena looking
after legal business and visiting with
friends.
Attorney and Mrs. H. N. Smith re
turned Thursday from a visit with
friends and relatives at Lincoln
Washington county.
w. b. Smith of Oklahoma City is
ia Mena looking over conditions here
with q view to engaging in the poul-
try raising industry.
Miss Florence Mildfelt, who has
been visiting Miss Lena Reinart anC
other Friends, left Saturday for hei
home near Okenee, Ok.
George Smitherman, who has beer
operating a tractor during wheat har.
vest IN Usage county. Oklahoma, has
returned home to Mena.
The Mena Grain Company. has
moved is offices and headquarters
into the roome just vacated by Blake
stad's On Pickering avenue.
SIC. Payne, forest ranger at Eagle
ton, was Mena visitor Friday. He
has just ended a two weeks vacation
spent with homefolks at Victor.
George Fried, who has been work.
ing at Oklahoma City, arrived in
Mena Sunday for visit with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Fried.
w. II. Brown of Buckville, Garland
county, was in Mena Saturday on his
way to Nunley, to see his mother
Mrs. Wagner, who is seriously ill.
Mrs. Frank Pierce of Dallas, Tex,
came to Mena to join her husband
who liked Polk county well enough to
buy 8 farm and arrange to live here
Charles Lewis of Big Fork was in
Mena Friday and secured from Coun-
IL Clerk Alexander a license to wed
Miss Dollie Bates, also of Big Fork
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Green of Hope
motorcd to Mena Friday for a two
weeks stay in the genial climate OF
the highlands. They are guests al
The Antlers.
Mrs. Amanda Moore of Wynne.
wood. Ok, who had been visiting hel
sister, Mrs. William Patton, living
west Of Mena, left Friday afternoon
fos her hime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wimberly and
son Of Idabel motored to Mena for a
visit with Mr.. Wimberly's father and
to greet old time friends. The visit
ors arrived Friday.
r =. Ellsworth is planning to shir
q car of Polk county cattle to Wiscon-
sin the first of the week and expects
to 40 with the shipment and bring his
mother back to Mena with him.
T. Olney and daughter Of
Comanche, Ok, who had been visiting
e.. n. Mullinax and family east OF
Mena left for their home Friday. Mr.
0lney Is the father of Mrs. MulIinax
Leonard, the 1-months-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Skinner, died
FRIDAY afternoon at the home on
South Ninth street. Burial took place
Saturday afternoon at Odd Fellows
cemetery
The Lindsay Jewelry Company has
moved to its new location opposite
the postoffice, and is being rapidly fit
ted up for the accommodation of pa
irons. The change was made Satur-
day night.
q 8. Giddings of Conway, after
looking over suburban property
around Mena, decided to purchase the
755i77u Hinzey 26-acre tract on 5ethes-
a. SpFings road. The sale was made
THRU The Fair Realty Company.
Mrs Claud Clark, who has been
VISITING at Temple, Tex, arrived home
runauy She was accompanied by
ner mother, Mrs. L. B. Rogers. and
nef lister, Miss Raleigh Rogers, of
Temple, who will visit in Mena for
Some Time.
Mrs. g. w. Petty and son, George,
~ assumed Friday fran their trip
- st: Louis, where they had gone
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