The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-14

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 George GortemiIler and N. Simpson two farmers from the vicinity of Waters, were in Mena on business on Thursday.
 Mrs. J. F. Dickson has again taken charge of the Dickson Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Ad Dickson, who have been man. aging the place, moved into the Bates property on Seventh street.
 Miss Mary Driscoll left Thursday morning for Nashville, Ark, to re- sume her work with the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, after two weeks vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Driscoll.
 F. S. Westcott of HoTatio, after looking over local realty, decided the best place for a home was the l.. E. Beauchamp residence on Bolton ave- nue, and arranged to buy it thru Allen & McMiIlan. He expects to move into the new purchase within few weeks.
 Instead of getting to take the ex- tended pleasure trip planned, Miss Agnes Donohue is taking her vacation at St. Vincent's infirmary at Little Rock. She found that an operation was needed after reaching the capital city and went to the hospital for re- nova, of small tumor. Word from her Thursday was to the effect that she was doing nicely.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Duke, ST. of Prescott, parents of Sidney, Fred and T. H. Duke, Jr., arrived in Mena on Thursday afternoon to spend several weeks enjoying the cool nights of the highlands.
 Mrs. R. F. Boughan and daughter left Wednesday for visit at Kansas City.
 John Kirsch and family of Texar- kama are visiting relatives in Mena and vicinity.
 Miss Myrtle Lewis, who has been visiting friends at Ashdown, returned to Mena Wednesday.
 Melvin Pledger and family of Hom- iny, Ok, arrived in Mena Thursday for visit with relatives near Board Camp.
 Irwin Strickland of Slatington, who had been visiting near Stratford, Ok, was in Mena Thursday on his return trip home.
 c. B. Lyons, who is now in busi- ness at Poteau, is in Mena te make arrangements for moving his family to that city.
 The regular weekly shipment of live poultry to the New York City market was made Wednesday by the Ozark Poultry Yards This is the 18th car for the season.
 c. B. Shrewsbury, formerly of Red lands, Calif., who had been visiting his brother. 2. D. Shrewsbury, left Thursday for a visit at Kansas City and other Missouri points It is pos sible that he will return to Mena later and locate.
 Mrs. J. w. Wacaster of Mt. Ida, sister of Justice L. N. Burnett, who has been in Mena to attend the ehau- tauqua, returned to her home Friday. Mrs. Wacaster was accompanied by her son, Elmer, and wife, and also her young son, Tom Wacaster.
 Sheriff W. M. Crump of Nit. Ida to Mena Thursday to take | charge of young man named Carter, | wanted in Montgomery county for an alleged immoral otfense. Carter was arrested near Poteau, and came to l Mena voluntarily to meet Sheriff | Crump.
 J. W. Holt of Washington, Ark, ] who had been in Mena to visit his son, w. k. Holt, and get acquainted with his new great grandson, Eugene Holt | Bishop, left Friday for Texarkana, where he will visit several days be- fore returning home. The stay in | Nlena helped Mir. Holt's health eansid- | erably, and he enjoyed his visit very | much.
 County Clerk W. E. Anderson had a business in marriage licenses Thursday afternoon, supplying three couples within a short period of time. 1 The couples licensed were as follows: Roy Woods of Board Camp and Miss | Villa Riales of Route 1: Douglas | Dover of Cove and Miss Opal Copes | of Mena; Walter K. Hardy of Cleve- l land, Ok, and Miss Willie NJ. Wood of | Potter
 Wyatt Gordon, well known resi- lent of the Rocky neighborhooL, was m Mena Thursday enroute to Fort smith to receive treatment for on in- iured eye. While cutting stove wood 3 stick flew up and struck him in the right eye and it is feared he will lose the sight of that member. He was accompanied to the hospital by his 1 son, Will Gordon, and pr. c. A. 
 PRETTY HOME WEDDING. Miss Opal Copes Welded Thursday
 Night to Douglas Dover.
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