The Mena weekly star., 1921-05-05
PERSONAL NOTE s

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 Miss Willie May Parker left Tues day morning for Keota, Ok.
 W. M. Chamblin went to Fort Smith on business Monday afternoon
 T. A. Allen was in Fort Smith Tues day. on business for the Mena flour mills.
 ]. J Ross and Bert Higginbottom of Wiekes were in Mena on business on Wednesday,.
 Grady and Fred Scott of Caston were in Mena Wednesday to get 2 load of farm supplies.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Pegram and son, James, left Tuesday for Carroll ton, H., where they will visit old time friends for awhile.
 J. F. Bud" Bickel, former Mena resident, but of late living near Hat field. was in Mena Tuesday enroute to Casper, Wyo., to visit.
 Mrs. William Rose of Trenton, Mo, who had been in Mena looking after property interests left Tuesday afternoon for her home.
 The regular meeting of the Farm Bureau will be held Monday morning at II o'clock at the court house.
 Workmen are now busy removing the old plastered ceiling in the office at the Antlers and will be replaced with modern steel ceiling
 < MT. and Mrs. M. F. Lutes left Tues day afternoon for Marshall, Ok. where they will visit for several weeks with their sons and daughters.
 Miss Leonora Rector returned home Tuesday morning from Little Rock, where she attended the state meeting of welfare workers. On her return she stopped at Malvern for week end visit with relatives.
 The Southside pool hall is no more, the owner of the building, T.. R. Bates, having terminated the lease and forced the pool hall owners to pack up and leave. Mir Bates plans to use the room vacated in enlarging his fruit depot.
 Warner St John arrived in Mena Tuesday morning for visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. R. St. John, and to get a vacation from his duties at Tulsa. While at home the young man will have a try at his favorite sport of angling
 George Peasant of Springview, Neb., here to visit Miss Wentworth and sister, living at 1919 Church ave nue, is also looking for location, be- ing desirous of securing some acre. age property near the city to engage in truck growing and the poultry busi- ness.
 Norman Dummy Burlington, ac- companied by Mrs. Harrington and their baby son, left Tuesday morning for Birmingham, Ala, their old home, where they will live for the present. Dummy" goes back to the smoky city of the south because of the bet ter opportunities afforded there in the boxing game.
 Arch Barron, who has been in the government hospital at Fort Logan near Houston, Tex, arrived in Mena Tuesday for visit with relatives near Acorn.
 l.. B. Roberts and daughter, Miss Robba Roberts, of Temple, Tex, ar rived in Mena Tuesday for a visit with Mir. and Mrs. Claude Clark o1 Ink. MT. Roberts is also the father of Mrs Clark
 Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Lutes lefi Tuesday afternoon for Poteau and af ter a visit there will go to Marshall Ok, for visit of several weeks witf George Lutes They will also go into Kansas before returning home.
 s. w. Hall, J. E. Williams, J. c |Hoheimer, Prof. ]. w Middleton, Jas A. S1ote. R. R. Miller and Joe finders property owners near Hatfield, an, Contractor A. H. Rhodes of the Jeff erson Highway, met with the commis sioners in Mena Wednesday, seeking to solve a controversy over the loca ton of the big road Just north or hat field.
 James Dashiel of Henryetta, Ok. and Mrs. Cora Wood of Lovington, Ill. arrived in Mena Wednesday morning from Henryetta, Ok, for an extended visit with their parents, MT. and Mrs U. Nj Dashiei, at corner Ninth stree and Southerland avenue. Mrs. Wood had been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Franl Dashiel at Henryetta for the last fort night, and from here she will return to her home at Loyington. NEAR BARBARIC CONDITIONS NOT FAR DISTANT FROM MEN, Miss Leonora Rector, probation of ficer, calls attention to the following facts
 Near Owens Chapel, just east O Mena. there is a one room house tha ,.. sslxox,xoB Fov- fbran families will