The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-11
PERSONAL NOTES

Will Reinart of Okeene, Ok. is in Mena to visit his father, John Reinart on Jones street.
 R. L. Park, who has been looking af- ter business interests in Oklahoma, is visiting homefolks in Mena.
 c. NJ. weems has bought thru the Baker Land Company, the 40-acre farm of J. A. Walters, near Potter. C. E. Durrough of Egger was in Mena Tuesday and left on No. 3 for Houston, Tex, on business matter Ambrose Bratcher, who has been working at Ola, is in Mena for a short visit with friends and relatives
 Mir. and Mrs. Whit Chamblin of Highland came to Mena Monday to at tend the burial of Mrs. W. M. Cham blin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest M. Taylor, living near Rocky, are the parents of baby daughter, born Monday morn ingS
 Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Crosby of Fort Smith, who are en route to Hatfield to attend the fair, were Mena visitors Tuesday.
 H. s. Bates, who has been attending school at Durant, Ok, was in Mena Tuesday on his return to his home near Waters.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Ivey of Sallisaw, Ok, who had been visiting in Mena with their son, J. Roy Ivey, returned to their home Monday. Mrs. M. K. Irwin of Magnolia ar rived in Mena Tuesday morning to att tend the funeral services of her sis ter, Mrs. William Chamblin. Mrs. W. H. Mize and children of Cove are in Mena to spend the week end with Mir. Mize, who has been do- ing the carpenter work on c. J. Bran stetter's new home on Reine street.
 J. F. Smith, who is now in the mercantile business at Wickes, was in Mena Monday to attend chancery court and look after. other matters.
 Miss Daisy Cole and Mrs. D. B. Burnett of Dallas, Tex, arrived in Mena Tuesday morning for visit with their parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. N. Cole.
 Mir. and Mrs. Newt Lewis and daughter of Hugo, Ok, were in Mena Monday to attend chancery court. They were accompanied to Mena by their attorney, Henry Warren, of Hugo.
 MT. and Mrs. c. N. Gee and two daughters of Smithville, Tex, were visitors in Mena Monday and Tues day, stopping here while on a motor tour to get acquainted with local con- ditions.
 Mir. and Mrs. O.. l.. Morrow of Big Cedar, who had been visiting in Pike county, stopped in Mena Wednesday on their return home. They report that drouth has severely injured farm crops in Pike county.
 MT. and Mrs. Virgil Pirtle of Hat field, who had been visiting friends and relatives near Oden, were in Mena Monday en route to their home They had fine outing and "Virge" reports catching lots of fish.
 T. H. Duke, Jr., who is at the Mayo Brothers sanitarium at Rochester, Minn., wired homefolks Monday that he would be there about three weeks, the doctors having found slight ul- ceration of the stomach.
 F. M. Golf and family, Hugh Me- Cornell, wife and son, and Miss Bes- sic Withers, residents of Stroud, Ok, who have been touring the Ozarks in their Fords, reached Mena Monday for few days stay, and are camped near Bethesda Springs.
 Davis Hinson stopped off in Mena for a short visit with his father, J. s. Hinson, while en route back to Camp Pike. The young soldier had been named as guard to escort the body of returned soldier to Shawnee, Ok.
 Rev. N. D. Butler of Hatfield, who, with his son, were Mena visitors Tues day, has just returned from Gillham, where he conducted a successful re- vival meeting in the Baptist church. There were 45 conversions, he reports
 County Clerk Anderson on Tuesday issued marriage license to Louis Laws and Mrs. Irene Skinner, both residents of Cove. The issuance of the license followed shortly after the granting of divorce to Mrs. Skinner in the chancery court.
 Wood Goodwin expected to have a visit this week from his daughter, Mrs. D. Cunningham, of Checotah, Ok, but received word the visit had been postponed because Mrs. Cunning hams little daughter had fallen and severely injured her tongue and chin.
 Rev. Father Tynin of Paragould and Father Martin of Hope arrived in Mena Monday for visit with Father Gallagher of St. Agnes church. Fath- CT Tynin spoke at St. Agnes church Tuesday night in the interests of a state organization of local church so- cieties.
 Mir. and Mrs. Emmett King and son, Ralph. of Shreveport, La, stopped