The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

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 ~ -. NOTES Mrs. J. W. Brateher left Friday for Fort Smith to visit relatives.
 J. G. Conn of Ink was one of the east end farmers in Mena Monday.
 Ambrose Bratcher left Saturday morning on a business trip to Fort Smith.
 ". E. Higginbottom of Desdemona, Tex, was guest at Hotel Mena Saturday.
 Duke Wilson of Octavia was in Mena Thursday to get farm supplies needed on his Oklahoma farm.
 Nike Mowdy of Muse, was in Mena Thursday after farm supplies, this bcing his first trip here for several years.
 Nrg. Harry Gose of Decatur, Tex, arrived in Mena Friday afternoon for visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Minor Pipkin.
 Adrian Eubanks has resumed work
 Al Ln~ utn effar extended layoff due to having his arm broken while cranking a Ford.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Naler on Eighth streat, is being made more convenient thru the installation of city water and a new bath room.
 Virgil Pirtle left Friday for Hat field where he will be employed in the store of Gus Pirtle He also plans to move his family from Mena to Hat field later.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Payne left Fri day morning for fishing trip and outing on the 0uachita river near Egg ger. They expect to spend a week or more along the river.
 Judge ]. s. Kelly, at "The Boulders, continues to improve, tho still quite weak from his serious illness. 1t is now thought he may be able to be up within three or four days.
 Mrs. A. L. Abbott and daughter, Miss Delora Abbott, who have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. & Picchi for some months past. left Wednesday afternoon for their home at El Reno, sOk.
 ldrz Tinnie Barnett. living near Hatfield, was taken to the state hos pital at Little Rock Thursday for mental treatment, being accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. l. H. James of Hat field.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson and j. E Williams motored from Hatfield so Mena Thursday and had the pleas are of riding over tine first stretch of the Jefferson Highway to receive hard surfacing.
 Mrs. E. H. Black and her sister. Mrs. A. c. Williams, left Thursday af- ternoon, the latter being enroute to her home at Cleveland, o. Mrs. Black will accompany her sister as far as Little Rock and return to Mena Sun day.
 Mfr. and Mrs. R. F. Miller, D. ". Evans and Mrs. J. T. Miller, all of 0den, and Miss Winnie Miller of MT. Ida. were visitors Tuesday and Wednesday. Mir Miller, who is cashier of the Bank of Oden. came to Mena to look after business for the bank.
 Dean O. Smith, with the U. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey on the steamship Lydonit, wired home folks Saturday that the party sailed from Seattle, Wash, where the winter had been spent, for Eureka, Calf. His address for the present will be BIO Custom House, San Francisco.
 Circuit Clerk w. L. Parker report ed Thursday that he had heard of bind pigs and blind tigers, but be- lieved he had the only blind typewrit- CT in Mena. The explanation was that the typewriter had lost it's Is An accident had resulted in the breaking off of the part of the type bar carrying the and l.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Spencer, who have spent the winter in Mena, have found that they could not break the bonds of affection for Kansas as easi- ly as they first thought, and decided to return to Wichita. They left Thursday afternoon for the old home. where Mir. Spencer will resume his old position with The Wichita Eagle.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Wilson of Sa- lina, Kas., who had been visiting in Mena with Mrs. Anna Reynolds, sis ter of Mrs. Wilson, returned Friday afternoon to their northern home. While here Mir Wilson went to Cove and arranged for the shipment of sev- eral cars of lumber to Salina to be used in building new bungalows in that lively railroad center.
 Mr and Mrs. John Gibson, resident for about ten years at 511 Twelfth street. left the first of the week for their former home at Logansport, Ind. Mrs. Gibson has been sick all spring. and it was thought that get ting back to old scenes and among old friends might be helpful to her. The home on Twelfth street is now nccu- pied by Mir. and Mrs. C. C. Gibson and family.