The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-14
PERSONAL ;

PERSONAL ;
 Steve Bates of Dc gu suing Mena friends and relatiy s
 Jack Lofts of Ashland k IS in Mena looking after ou efs
 Mrs. Maggie Fritz of tllgton was the guest of Mena e8a un- day.
 w. w. Philpot and H. M Lauck of Bigger were in Mena Tuesday to look after business.
 Dick Johnson left Sunday for Fort Smith to spend a few days visiting relatives and old time friends.
 w. G. Tucker, living near Gibbs Montgomery county, was in Mena Monday with his young son, to get a load of farm supplies.
 Abe Mckay, a well known farmer living near 0den, was in Mena Tues day to look after business matters and greet local friends.
 Mrs. Bessie Doty of Pueblo, Colo, arrived in Mena Thursday for an ex- tended visit with her parents, MT and Mrs. w. A. Eddleman.
 Circuit Clerk w. l.. Parker has re- ceived a supply of the new hunting and fishing licenses for 1921 and is ready to supply all applicants.
 Mrs. Vernon Smith of Galveston Tex, arrived in Mena Sunday after noon for a visit with MT. Smiths brother, w. A. Smith, and family.
 F. M. (Chick) Carter of DeQueen former Mena resident, was in Mena Monday to look after a business mat ter and found time to greet old time friends.
 Mrs. N. R. King and little daughter Mary Louise, who spent the week end in Mena with Mrs. Anna Reynolds left Monday afternoon for their home at Hatton.
 Duff Hilton left Monday afternoon for Little Rock, where he expects te spend several days in trying out a new artificial leg the Red Cross is having made for him.
 Pink Cagle, who recently under went an operation at Texarkana hos pital, returned to Mena Monday and was taken to his home near Egger by Walter Cagie and G. B. Wimberly..
 I. J. Bass of Vandervoort was in Mena Thursday to arrange a settle ment with Jefferson highway commis- sioners for damage done to his home place by the building of the big pro Ject.
 M. c. Petefish of Virginia, H., spent a few days visiting his brother, B. s Petefish, near Acorn. He had beer spending a vacation at Hot Springs and came to Mena to visit before re- turning home.
 J. H. Sexton, down from Ricf Mountain Monday, gives no courage to lovers of fruit. He believes the blackberry crop was killed by tho early morning crop, and says huckle. berries were caught at Easter time
 Cashier K. H. Sapp of the Farmers 6 Merchants bank, accompanied by Mrs. Sapp, left Sunday afternoon foI St Elmo, H., where the young banker has many relatives and friends. They expect to be gone at least fortnight
 A pie supper will be given at the Acorn school house Friday night, tc which Mena people are invited. The affair will be for the benefit of the boys and girls of Acorn, and is part ot a county movement to make these or ganizations self-supportiug.
 Dr. DeWalt Norton of Little Rock representative of the state board of health, was in Mena Tuesday making his regular visit in the interests oi better and cleaner manhood. He called upon local physicians and drug stores, and also spoke in the public
 Rev. T. A. Park and D. k. Dodd eft Tuesday morning for Hot Springs where they will be representative of the First Presbyterian church at a meeting of the district presbytery Before returning home they will also attend the state Sunday school gathering at Little Rock.
 V. L. Mcfarland, sales manager for the Hatfield Truckers Association, was in Mena on business Monday and re- feI tInt oI. ks i ishes would leave Hatfield Tuesday It is expected that three cars of rad ishes would be grown and shipped from Hatfield in the next few weeks.
 Dale Cunningham, who recently sold his business and home in Mena, is planning to go to Tucson, Ariz., and be associated in business with his brother-in-law, J. Willis Hopson. Mir. and Mrs. Cunningham and daughter expect to leave Mena sometime next week for their new home in the south west.
 w. N Mehaffey of Clarksville, Tex. who has been in Mena to look after interests and to visit Alder man and Mrs. J. F. Averitt, left Tues day morning for his home. He plans to move his family here as soon as possible, and locate in suburban nome on land he owns in the west part of the city
 A meeting of delegates from the ooys' and girls clubs will be held in Mena Friday afternoon for the pur- pose of forming a county organiza- lion. There are 13 clubs in Polk .oI1nfu and if is nynactnd au ssrilI bo