The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-24

PERSONAL NOTES
 1f. 4tnes Emerson left Sunday x z; .31 ;sh her daughter at HeaV-
 <t,., ...7. ,ouis of Watson, Ok.,, was <. xier1 Saturday looking after DUST
 us V 4errv and Louis Johnson ...t. Ifat<IsIS business men who were in Mena Saturday.
 W if EaiIey, who is now travellng f.r a F0feau wholesale nrnh, spen' sunday with bis family Tn Mena'
 IA rash. who is operating saw min 1aas <ke Montgomery-Polk coun- ts lf4sn Nt4a Mena visitor Saturuay
 <ss<, Wk;senant visited at HeaVenef Snn1at a1d met Mrs. Whisenant, Wno ,,,s@ ,.'ss's s,<4sszasinr home from visit at Liitls RosE
 Ps4z na41sff and sisters, Misses f<a5.3..s afa Opal Ratliff were at Egg CT Monday to attend the funeral o1 byren 2. I'ee
 sF* 3alian Riley of Haworth, Ok.i and Miss Kirma Riley of Homer, Lr.I are ia hisaa for visit with MT ana Mfs. WE c Hay.
 IT, p R. Watkins returned home Moz1dar morning from Bonhan, rex ,,i ,Sk@TS ,<>asr, hs had been called by the ill., ness of his Sister.
 Hahn Iootle of St. Joseph, Mo, arrived in Uena Sunday afternoon to xpend several days looking after prop crtY interests near Shady.
 Gos Ulinfer has been called to Du- xs5ssr5. f,oIu.. to assist in the settle r,,a39f of fA3 estate of his sister, who died recently Following long illness.
 Fra.44 Da1kS was at Texarkana Sun dsV to n1e6t Mrs. Duke, who was re- a f114nioo home from visit at For dv1a. ard both came to Mena on No. 4.
 Carl S1nith. who recently returned {ref,s Y'vIer. Tex, left Sunday after nS64I fur T.0ckesburg to consider talk i4i< uosition as bookkeeper in the
 Tin Sullivan of Hughes, Ok, was in Mdns S4tur<1ay to make proof before Circuit Clerk W L. Parker in regards to timber sale from the national
 Mir. A,,5 Mrs. Fred Thinnes and Carl Th}nnes 0f Shawnee, Ok, came to Meua Fr1i|8Y Afternoon to attend the funeral 8z their grandfather, J. l.
 Mrs. q Thornton and Mrs. M. F 0Ineu. 0ts6 had been at Little Rock affen<lfn4 {he grand iodge sessions of the Eax{cru Star, returned home Fri dsy afferneon.
 WorInuen are removing the roof of the building occupied by Gunnels e McCov drug store on South Mena street, and VIII replace it with one of different desien.
 Mxs. Kafherine Meyers of St. Louis. who with her baby had been visiting It the home of her brother, Henry B1ehner, left Thursday for her home a the city.
 Mark ?. 0]ney, who has been at Lit tIe Rock the past two weeks attending the grand lodge sessions of the differ enf Masonic bodies, arrived home in Mena Saturday morning.
 Af the S4s8ion of the Grand Council of R6x6 11d Select Masters, at Lit xf tie K6tk Ix6t week, Mark P. Olney was <IVo1d in office from grand st6War{E f6 9rand council.
 E W. St John, who attended the Masonic 51S1ings in Little Rock last ,. weGt, &c<6 6I1anied by Mrs. St. John and Dlt.< 6ached home Sunday af-
 2. ". Uesn of Renner, Tex, came to Mena to Htt&nd the funeral of his 1kther, W D Dean, who passed away SatFrdny &f the home on Spring
 County Clerk Anderson on Satur- dey o<<6zx4E-e issued a marriage li- t<u18 t0 A. Jones and Miss Mat <Ie A4x1tY1 both of whom gave Mena
 6X&rd and Boyd Colman of
 1<z|@L1 3E1 in Mena Monday, bring < l1I I 1overnment truck in use near Hatfield to secure 4o<z4 0z fepairs.
 ALrz. Holt and daughter, Mrs.
 F. Hishor Ind baby, left Sunday for < Iexarka1las where they will visit rela- lives and friends and Mrs. Bishop will undergo nIil'or operation at the hos Geor8s " Mooney of Broken Bow, ok., cAIIea 4< County Clerk Ander- sox's olIic& Wednesday, afternon and secuEed | H<ense to marry Miss Sim i 1lle <zQQ]5< Wnose address was given
 Mk| 16d Mrs. Ellis Goss, W. E. t1ols e1!d W A. Ragland, who motored {o Iz{t-e 81ck, where they attended me Ea45eEH Star and Masonic grand lQdEe zfszl0ns and the state fair, ar < rived homo Saturday.
 7 f4 I@HI< Hilton was in Mena Sat