The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-26

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 MS. Martha Cecil of Wickes was a NenR visitor Friday.
 n. T. z. Simpson of Big Fork was < Msna visitor Monday.
 H. Durham left Saturday on a .::.eisess trip to Fayetteville.
 aerman and Henry Lewis were Big F6rk farmers who were in Mena Fri
 Will Holiday and Henry Lawrence ef Matters were in Mena Friday to get faxsn supplies
 VI B. Thomas and Bert Higginbot- inn of Wickes were in Mena Friday to see the income tax collector.
 M. and Mrs. Pink Moody have 5ouaht the Sissell property on Fourth slfeet, and have moved into it.
 Charles Copelin, who is to be local fepresentative of the new 490 Cheyro- Tets. has received a carload of the new autos
 Robert Wilkerson of Cove came to Mend Monday and secured a license to wed Miss Lucy Stone, also a resident of Gove.
 l.. Carlisle of Guthrie, Ok, IS in Mena looking over farm lands with a view of locating somewhere in the hiGhlands.
 C. Campbell of San Antonio, Tex. xns in Mena Monday looking for stock cattle to be shipt to his ranch in the Lone Star state.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hedges of Wickes, who had been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Jones, jr., returned nome Sunday afternoon.
 M. k. Trustworthy of Mena has add ed to his holdings of local real estate hg purchasing the 10-acre suburban tract west of the city from John Bates
 s. Martin and J. w. Hensley, farm ers from near Chant, Scott county were in Mena Monday with their fam ilies buying needed supplies for home and farm.
 S. c. Feds and son, Burt Feds, to- 9cther with Tom Foster, were among the Opal residents who were in Mens Friday after fencing and other farm <,lpplies.
 Jehn Shephed, who has been work in& in the oil fields near Ranger, Tex. retarned home Thursday and visited Hena friends before going to his home near Rocky.
 Sheriff Thornton has completed thu tax collecting itinerary turnout Poll county, and on Monday began the work Of Receiving tax money at his office 1T the Courthouse.
 Mrs. George Legate returned Thurs day from St. Joseph, Mo, where shs nzd been with the family of Henry Lexate during the sickness and deatf of Mrs. Legate. %
 s. B. Pippin of Franklin, Tex, while in Mena last week, bought thru Kelly Stratton Company, the F. R. Fried 20 acre tract east of Mena, and plans tS make it his home.
 Uncle Tom Cunningham, who live, 5n Route 1, on the w L. Smith place passed away Monday morning. Fun eraI services will be held Tuesday, in terment in the Odd Fellows cemetery
 Jason Williams of Greenwood, Ark. was in Mena Saturday to look ovel local conditions with view to locat ing. He is rural mail carrier a Greenwood, and while in Mena wal the guest of Guy Beavers.
 Mrs. M. c. Dickson, who has takei charge of the Dickson Hotel after al absence of almost four years, is hay ing the hostelry refurnished turnout and Expects to have it in running ordel bv fhe first of the week.
 G c. Leonard of Foreman arrive, n Mena Sunday, coming ahead of hi tarload of goods and members of hi family. MT. Leonard erpects to mak' MeHa his home. and among othei reasons, came here because of the su pef]or health conditions.
 AZ M. Woodell of Cove was in Men; Sunday to attend the meeting O Frank Fried Post American Legion and received the French Memoria Certificate awarded for his son, Pri sate Herbert c. Woodell, who lost hi life in Freedoms cause.
 Minor Edwards and Russell Simpson two we'll known young men of BiJ