The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-01

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 Dr. L. O. Dickson left Monday on a professional visit to Oden'
 Holder Williams of Ashland, Ok, is in Mena looking after business mat ters.
 Miss Agnes McClelland of Wiekes is spending the weekend with Mena friends.
 Attorney B. J. Stuart was at GTan- his Tuesday to attend a trial Tn Jus tice Neals court.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Williams and children of Blaelfork, were shopping in Mena Tuesday.
 Mrs. W. H. Terry of Hatfield was the guest of Mrs. J. F. Averitt Tues day while in Mena.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Jones of Owens Chapel is visiting in Mena with her daughter, Mrs. c. W. Petty.
 Miss Elva Reed of Texarkana vis- tied over Sunday with her sister, Miss Myrtis Reed, cashier at Holt's.
 W. c. Goza, who spent Thanksgiv- ing in Mena with his wife, returned | to his home at New Orleans Sun- day.
 J. G. Adams of Wichita Falls, Tex, was in Mena Tuesday investi- gating local prospects for oil develop ment.
 Mrs. l.. c. .Acruman and children of Texarkana returned to their home Sunday after Thanksgiving visit in Mena.
 Ebert Smith accompanied his friend, Jack McClelland, back to the latter's home at Wickes Friday to spend the week end.
 Judge J. I. Alley, who was taken suddenly ill Sunday, was reported, as considerably improved Tuesday, but unable to come to his office.
 Mrs. c. L. Harris of near Ink was in Mena Tuesday and left for Blaine, Ark, for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ira B. Jones.
 City Attorney J. W. Brady of Has, kell Ok, was in Mena Monday to look over a farm near Opal he ar- ranged to buy thru A. K. Fretz.
 John J. Tootle of St. Joseph, Mo, who has been in Mena looking after his counry estate on the Cossatot, left Friday afternoon for his home.
 Jess Arnold of Whitesboro, Ok, a former resident of Shady, is visiting old time friends in Polk county and 1 looking after some business matters. T. R. Bates on Monday sold 20- acre tract of land, with improve ments, to A. K. Fretz. The place is located on Irons Fork, east of Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. B. Jones of Si- loam Springs arrived in Mena Satur- day for visit with Mir. Jones' par ents, Mayor and Mrs. T. R. Jones, ST.
 Attorneys Minor Pipkin, L. N. Burnett and ]. |. Alley were at Board Camp Friday to attend trial of a civil suit held in Justice Durham's court.
 A. J. Springston, former resident of Board Camp community, who has been living in Kansas, has returned to Mena and will likely locate in Polk county again.
 Miss Gladys Lee left Sunday af- ternoon for Fort Smith to resume her work after an extended stay at home in Mena on account of her mothers illness and death.
 l.. c. Wilson of St. Joseph, Mo, former Wickes resident, was in Mena Sunday and visited old time friends. He had been at Wickes to look over property interests.
 Miss May Parker left Monday morning for Keota, Ok, to resume her work as teacher in music follow ing Thanksgiving vacation with homefolks in Mena. Mir and Mrs. Carl Sharp of Austin, Tex, are visiting relatives and friends in Mena and Vicinity, but for the pres ent are guests of Mrs. Sharp's father, T. D. Bell, at Nunley.
 MT. and Mrs Grady Embry and son of Hominy, Ok, motored to Mena, arriving Friday after a hard trip over the muddy roads. They will spend week or more with relatives and friends.
 Albert Bates of the U. s. Navy, who spent furlough in Mena with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Tom Bates, left Sunday afternoon for New York City to rejoin his shipmates on the Battleship Arkansas"
 Dr. j. c. Hilton is evidently not partial to the sexes for he reports the birth of baby boy to Mir. and Mrs. A. k. Harris near Rainbow Springs and a girl baby to Mir. and Mrs. J. W Hardy of Mena.
 Embry Randolph, who spent the Thanksgiving week end with his mother in Mena, returned Sunday to his studies at Fulsom academy at Smithville. |
 W. W. Stanley of Burkburnett L