The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-28
PERSONAL NOTES

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 W. c. Miller and son of Grannis were Mena visitors Monday.
 Mrs. J. W. Bratcher left Monday afternoon for visit with relatives at Temple, Tex.
 Jobn D. Baker of DeQueen was in Mena on business Wednesday. Bert Higginbottom was among the Wickes residents in Mena Wednesday. Cashier Carle Robbins of the Bank of Hatfield was a Mena visitor Wednesday.
 Cashier T. J. Wilbanks of Grannis bank was in Mena Tuesday attending circuit court.
 W. P. Mount, N. W. Eddy and W. Jones went to Cove to attend the county convention of Odd Fellows
 Saw Mill Complete, in good shape, at auction, April 29, at the Kenworthy Sale. See bills. McWilliam, Auction eer.-Advs pl IS
 w. M. Chamblin, who has been kept busy in the vicinity of DeQueen this spring handling nursery stock, came to Mena Monday for short stay to look after some business matters.
 will sell good sawmill at the Kenworthy Sale. April 29, and also fine team of mules and wagon. See bills. McWilliam, Auctioneer.-Adv. pl. Is
 Dr. L. E. Davis of Fort Smith and Jim Nix of De Queen were called to Mena Tuesday by news of the death of Mrs. M. V. York. MT. and Mrs. Ed Garrison and children of Grannis are visiting Mrs. A. M. Salyers and family on Reeves street, preparatory to going to Hugo, Ok, to live.
 Mrs. Emma Vance of Corsicana, Tex, with her son, Vance Laverty, are in Mena, the latter seeking a To- cation where there is good outlook for welding plant.
 B. L. Duncan of Langley, Ark, called upon County Clerk W. E. An derson Tuesday and secured license to wed Miss Julia A. Gordon, also a resident of Langley.
 J. w. Middleton, Sr., went to Hat field Tuesday afternoon to look after some business matters and to visit his son, who is instructor in the gov ernment farm school.
 Attorney and Mrs. B. J. Stuart have started work on Improvements at their home on Ninth street. Carpen- ters and masons are now at work building a large new front porch.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis iretto, M. Lon nessom and P. Varignau, all residents of Wilburton, Ok, who were in Mena the Carrigano case, returned to their home Tuesday afternoon.
 President J. T. Magruder of the First National bank, accompanied by Mrs. Magruder and two little daugh- ters, left Monday afternoon for g visit with relatives and friends at Denni- son, Tex.
 Monroe Martin, assistant cashier at the Farmers & Merchants banks, left Monday afternoon for Temple, Tex, to spend fortnight with Mrs. Martin and Master Burke, who are visiting relatives there.
 Miss Agnes McClelland, who has been at Oklahoma City to visit her brothers, stopped off in Mena on her return home Monday, and was met by her mother, Mrs. T. McClelland, of Wickes, who came to the county seat to attend circuit court.
 Judge Philo S. Jones of Wilburton, Ok. was in Mena Tuesday to look af- ter the interests of his client. c. Car rigano, in the circuit court. Carri- gano is the man in whose possession bonds stolen from the bank at Van dervoort are said to have been found. Miss Agnes McClelIand learned of the iNdtu at SCudf hdpiuo, ld.t Ol flef great grandmother, Mrs. w. L. Mill Ter. Decedent was 97 years of age Word of the death of the aged lady had been received at Wickes by Mrs. T. McClelland, who is a granddaugh- ter
 Mir. and Mrs George Peasant, resi- dents of Springview, Neb.. tiring of the long, cold winters in that north ern cline. have come to Mena to look around and investigate local condi- tions. If they find what they seek, if is their intention to locate in this vicinity.
 County Judge H. w. Finger and Commissioner Ira Smith left Tues day afternoon for Little Rock, where they will attend a meeting of the state highway commission repardinp