The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-13
Correspondence
MOUNTAIN FORK FOIBLEs.

Batie Reed went to Rocky satur- day.
 There was singing at Shady Point Sunday.
 Henry Keller made a trip to Potter Saturday
 Neal Willard took cotton to the Rocky gin Monday.
 Joe Smith and son, Jess, were trad ing in Mena Tuesday
 Clyde Washington was trading with Nana merchants Friday
 George Gordon of Oak Grove was n Mountain Fork Saturday.
 Jewel Sartin spent Sunday with his aunt and family of Rocky
 Ira Hall of Rocky, was trading at Mountain Fork Saturday evening. Iiaken Csassin went to Rocky Sat- urday to get load of cotton seed. Miss Winnie Wallace Rocky yis- tied the Shady Point school Tuesday .. c. and Sam Robinson were trans acting business in Mena Wednesday w b Iinam and family spent Thursday in baling fine lot of hay Sunday night is the time set for jim Warden to give a lecture at Shady Point
 There was a party given at the Mart Ellsworth home Wednesday night.
 Jim and Jacob Keller were trading with E. c. Turner near Center Point Saturday,
 The Mountain Fork telephone com pany set Tuesday to work and repair the lines
 Miss Leona Fields of the Divide spent Sunday night at the Mart Tits worth home.
 w. M. Martin visited Sunday and Sunday night at the Eli Nine home near Gam.
 J. L. Spalding of Seminole, Ok has been visiting at the Clyde Wash sRgt0n home.
 Jess Smith and Battle Reed of Moun- tain Fork, visited the Shady Point school Friday.
 Robert Sartin took load of ties to Potter Tuesday and Wednesday for Henry Languley.
 Wallace Hamby and family of Cen ter Point spent Saturday at the w, t. Gordon home.
 Miss Mona Lemming, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Mart Lemming, is re- ported quite SICK.
 Dr. E. F.. Dunman of Rocky, was called to see Miss Rhoda Reed Friday who has been sick.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gibson of Laura Ok, spent Monday night with MT and Mrs. Ed Gibson.
 Sunday at II clock was Bro. J. r Wailace's regular appointed time tc preach at Shady Point.
 Tom Rogers and children left Mon. day for a visit at the John Rogers home near Beachton, Ok.
 Miss Mary Bedding of near Noun. tain Fork spent Saturday night with Miss Sadie and 0na Hill.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fields and ehil, dren of the Divide, spent Sunday night at the Lloyd Fields home.
 w, G. Gordon made his usual triI to Mena Thursday to get supplies foi his Mountain Fork store.
 Tom Nichols living near Big Cedar Ok. passed thru here Monday enroutt to Mena to attend to business.
 Don't forget to come to singing al Mountain Fork at o'clock Sunday, i IS our regular singing Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. l.. Bedding anC grandchildren of Oak Greve spen Monday night at the Ed Gibson home
 Word has reached here announcing the birth of baby boy to Mir. ant Mrs. John Hamilton, of Big Cedar Ok.
 Miss Etta Gray went Friday to stay a few days with her sister, Mrs Pearl Hall. of Rocky, who has beer sick.
 Mir. and Mrs. Basil Bedding of Oal Grove attended the party given at tho James Thompson home Saturday night.
 Mrs. W. L. Linam and daughter 9snby, and son, Vernon, spent Sunday at the ] I. Bedding home near Oak Grove
 There was party given at the James Thompson home Saturday night There were large crowd at tended.
 A. ] Mcbride spent the early part of the week on the Divide looking for some of hss cattle that had strayed from the bunch
 Blr. and Mrs. Will Gordon and chil- tiren of the Mountain Fork store, spent sunday with Mr. and Mrs Wallace HaRby. near Center Point.
 Nlr and Mrs. Bert Hamby and baby accompanied by Miss Grace Sartin of Center Point, spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Robert Sartin home
 Mir. Mize and family of Rocky moved to his farm on Mountain Fork las week recently vacated by Mir Hodges and family, who moved to Falihina, OK.
 Mr and Mrs. Martin Bedding, living near Phillips mountain, has been spending several days at the J. l. Red ding home on the account of the ill., ness of their little daughter, Lois.
 Mrs. Barney Linam, who has been Tlslting at the W. |, Linam home ever since the holidays, left Sunday Tor Mena, where she will visit at the Burt Linam home before joining her husband at Spiro, Ok.