The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-15

not in the Highland settlement, as stated by The Star.
 H. Flannigan of Philadelphia was the guest of Mena friends Sunday.
 Mrs. D. NJ. Watkins left Sunday af- ternoon for visit at Wright City, OK.
 Werner Steigler of Wickes was a Mena visitor Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. A. Woodell of Cove were shopping in Mena Saturday
 James s. Nations of Oklahoma City was a guest at the Dickson hotel Saturday.
 A. P. Allbaugh and c. U. Allbaugh both residents of Dierks, were visitors | in Mena Monday.
 Mrs. M. J. Crosson, who has been visiting at Sallisaw, Ok, has re I turned home to Mena.
 Dean o. Smith is assisting the cleri- cal force at Hay Brothers jewelry store during the holiday rush. Mir. and Mrs. R. D. Green have gone to Tulsa, where they will spend the holidays with their daughters. I
 The Misses Sue and Mary Steele | left Wednesday for visit witf 1 friends. at Spiro and Fort Smith.
 Mrs. J. R. Morrow left Saturday fol Fort Gibson, Ok, to spend the holi- days with her son, K. Q. Morrow, anc family.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Bain and baby came down from Heavener Friday tc spend the weekend with relatives and friends in Mena.
 Sylvester Matteson of Foreman is ! in Mena to join Mrs Matteson anc children, who are visiting Mrs. Mat teson's mother, Mrs. F. E. DeLongy at 'The Oaks"
 Mrs. c. H. Winter and daughter have gone to Durango, Colo, to be with Mir. Winter, who is compelled tc stay for some time on account of busi. ness matters.
 County Clerk W. E. Anderson is. sued marriage licenses Saturday tC Clentie Lawrence of Shady and Miss Carrie McCauley of Hartley, and also to Ambrose Battenfeld of Manitou Ok, and Miss Liilie Edwards o1 Mena.
 Frank Quigg of Gordon, Neb., who has been visiting in Mena, returned tc his home Sunday. He did not find the kind of farming land he wanted but he did find an agreeable climate and g dandy place to live, which he may take advantage of later.
 Two new suits filed in chancery court Wednesday were as follows: K D. Mason vs. Ava and Ethel Robin son, suit to collect unpaid note with interest; S. H. Jones and Marvie Capeheart vs. w l. Gipson, ct al. suit for division of estate.
 R. H. Bain and family have moved from their farm home to Mena that the children can have better educa- tional advantages. Mir. Bain has, with his sister, Mrs. Ira Smith, pur- chased the White House Cafe, and will be active in the management of the new eating place.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Rushing and grandson of Murfreesboro arrived in Mena Saturday morning to make their home for the present. Rev. Rushing has given up his pastorate at Mur- freesboro. He and his family will oc- cupy oHe Of his sons houses on Ninth street.
 The Ideal Grocery has a new deliv- cry bus, of Dodge make. The body is product of the Anthony Shop. and compares favorably with any simport- ed" bodies, as we'll as giving the home man the business. One novel feature that Manager Robertson has added is a coal oil storage tank, making it con- yenlent to carry the liquid The new vehicle attracted much attention on the Mena streets Wednesday.
 Mrs. R. R. St. John and daughter. Miss Leal St. John, left Sunday after noon for Los Angeles, Calf, going by way of Kansas City. Their stay on the coast will be indefinite, but is likely to cover the cold period at home. Mrs St. John goes to be with her mother, who is not in the best of health, and also to visit other rela- ffNaG nuf .ks.
 F. Nj. Dray, who has been a resi- dent of Mena the past three years. left Sunday for Cassville, Ark, where he will assist an old time friend in the building of a new home. MT. Drav has been working on the Jefferson highway and holds what is believed to be record for continuous service. having been employed in different stages of construction work for the past IA months.
 Charles Wooten Pipkin of Arkadel- phla, winner of the Rhodes scholar snip from Arkansas. is known in Mena, being a nephew of J. L. Pipkin, a former resident. Mir. Pipkin, who is now student at Harvard Univer- slty, IS graduate of Henderson Brown at Philadelphia. The examina- ton for the scholarships af Oxford University, England. established bv the late Cecil Rhodes. were held last Saturday at Little Rock Mr. Psrkin was awarded the hnnor h fed of nine contestants