The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-01

waiter roster and Jack Barber left Tuesday to attend the picnic and bar becue at Winthrop.
 Charles Goodman of Board Camp was in Mena Monday on his way to Caney, Ok, to live.
 A. A. Mckenzie, merchant at Waters, was in Mena Tuesday to get supplies for his store.
 The Sunday school of the NJ. E. church, South, had the annual picnic near Board Camp Tuesday.
 Bill Mcdaniel of Cove, who has just been released from naval service, was in Mena Tuesday on his return home
 J. E. Disheroon is entertaining a brother, w. z. Disheroon, of Tyler, Tex, who is in Mena seeking a loca- tion.
 Miss Fannie Wise is learning to manage a new and untamed Ford, se- cured from the Proctor Smith com pany Tuesday.
 A. C.. Wood and children of Hoch- atown, Ok, are in Mena for a visit with his daughter, Mrs E. J. Nose ley, and family.
 Mrs. Corda Burke and daughters, who have been spending the summer at Grannis, returned to Mena Monday afternoon to live.
 Calvin Allen of Smithville, was in Mena Tuesday looking after business and to visit his brothers, Postmaster R. s. and J. H. Allen.
 Mrs. Effie Cagle and children of Waldron, who had been visiting rela- tives near Board Camp, returned to their home Wednesday morning.
 w. O. West of Cove was in Mena Tuesday and secured from County Clerk Anderson permit to wed Miss Otama Kelley, also resident of Cove.
 William R. Taylor, who spent the summer vacation with Dr. and Mrs. Began, left Tuesday for Howe, Ind, to. resume his studies in the Howe school.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. R. Watts and daughter, of Beggs, Ok, who have been visiting relatives near Board Camp, were in Mena Tuesday visiting friends and acquaintances.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Fried, old time residents of Polk county, who have been visiting relatives and friends in Mena and vicinity, left Tuesday for their home at Maud, Ok.
 Charles A. Smith, banker at Pres colt, and former Mena resident, passed thru on No. Tuesday after noon and found opportunity to greet number of old time acquaintances.
 Sheriff J. A. Thornton and John Shorter of Bog Springs were called to Fort Smith Monday as witnesses in the cases of the three Bog Springs men charged with transporting liquor.
 Cheatham Ogden of Hatfield and Harry Wilkins of Dallas are among the 1921 graduates of the Mena High School who are making plans to at- {, tend Arkansas University during the coming year.
 Mrs. J. W. Coke, who has been living with her son, left Tuesday for her former home at Vernon, Tex. She was accompanied by her daughter-in- law, Mrs. o. s. Coke, who will visit at Electra, Tex.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Hooker and lit tie daughter of Oklahoma City arrived in Mena Monday to make their home at Pleasant Valley farm, the country home of Mir. and Mrs. c. o. Cole near Rainbow Springs.
 Mrs. T. A. Winton and son, Gene. left Tuesday for a visit at Fort Smith with Mir and Mrs. Claude Bennett. Master Edwin Winton left Wednes- day with his grandmother, Mrs. D. M. Winton, for visit at Muse, Okla. ,
 Rev. II. L. Walters, of the Baptist church, left Tuesday on an auto trip to Hot Springs and Little Rock, going thence by rail to St. Louis to bring back his baby, which has been at the home of MT. Waters sister. He plans to be back in Mena by Friday.
 c. H. Baldwin, who came from New castle, Tex, about year ago, buying | a farm in the Acorn community, has 1 bought the lots and house immedi- ! ately across Ward creek on North Mena street. He plans to rage the old house and erect a modern struc- !