The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-11
PERSONAL NOTES


 Miss Ferne Wiley of Osbury, Mo, is visiting homefolks in Mena.
 Sheriff ]. A. Thornton attended the barbecue and picnic at Board Camp Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. J. Smith are par ents of a new son who arrived at their home on Southerland avenue on Thursday.
 Mrs. J. B. Herndon of Lewisville, arrived in Mena Friday afternoon for a visit with her sister, Mrs. W. A. Wilson, on Port Arthur avenue.
 Miss Bertha Nichols, daughter of H. L. Nichols, of Hatfield, left Sat urday morning fer Bonneville, where she will receive treatment for incip- tent lung trouble.
 Mrs. John B. Evans and son, former residents of Mena, arrived in the city Friday for short visit with friends They have been visiting relatives and friends in Central Illinois, and are now enroute to their home at Guada- lupe, N. Mex.
 Dan Anthony of Texarkana drove new Buick to Mena Friday, which was delivered to J. W. Frost and by him sold to J. Roy Ivey. The new car is a 5-passenger one. Mir. Anthony re- ported that the roads were good be- tween Texarkana and DeQueen, he making the trip in three hours.
 
 Mrs. Sarah E. Winkley of Cove was in Mena Saturday looking after busi- ness matters.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Lawrence of Texarkana were in Mena Saturday morning and left for Shady for visit with relatives.
 Emil o. Fallis of Vandervoort was in Mena Saturday and secured from County Clerk Anderson license to wed Miss Ora Arthur of Cove.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Hearon of Dal- las, Tex, who had been visiting in Mena, left Friday for their home, hav- ing spent most enjoyable vacation.
 Miss Christa York went to Hatfield Friday to make arrangements for the opening of the school, she having been engaged as one of the teachers for the coming term.
 Rev. F. c. Cannon. who with his family recently moved to Mena, left Saturday afternoon for Oak Hill in Little River county, where he will conduct revival services.
 John P. Dick ef Hot Springs. while m Mena looking after business mat ters Saturday, found Mena so delight ful a place to stay he decided to re- main over Sunday and get more of the cool hreezes.
 Rev. F. ". Potter and family of Waxahachie, Tex, arrived in Mena Saturday for a summers outing and are now at home in the cottage at the Boulders. Rev. Potter and family made the trip to Mena by motor ear.
 Rev. and Mrs, Harry Cox of Harts- horne, Ok, who had been visiting in Mena, returned to their home Friday. They were delighted with their vaea- tion in the highlands, and Mrs. Cox plans to return for another stay dur ing the winter.
 Bob Beauchamp is providing Ser vice that satisfies" with the aid of a blue and gold trouble shooters car that is about as nifty a piece of four wheeled mechanism seen in Mena for many days. It is a product of the Beauehamp Garage on De Queen street.
 ". s. MaeLafferty and Otho Oz- ment were in 0den Friday on business and returned by way of Nit. ida, find ing the highway between the two towns in excellent condition. From Mt. Ida to Womble the road is being improved and from Womble to Nena the road Is better than usual.
 
 Mena friends have received notice of the marriage of Miss Estella Black co Chester B. Johnston, the wedding taking place July at Heavener. Mrs. Johnston IS former resident of Mena residing with her parents. Mir. and Mrs: C. W. Black, prior to the removal of the division to Heavener, and is a graduate of the local high school.
 Fred Duke, president of the Duke Magruder Company, left Saturday af, ternoon for ten-day stay in the St Louis dry goods market. where h, will buy needed stocks for the bis store and look over the new fall styles particularly in millinery. While ava, Mir. Duke will select milliner to hay, charge of this department in the stor, for the coming season. Mrs. Elizabeth Norris, mother Al Mrs. ". A. Worthington. reacbe, Nena Sunday for an extended visi with her daughter. Mrs. Norris stil suffers as the result of a fall sono. months ago. Mrs. ]. E. Williams ol Kansas City, with whom Mrs. Norrs, has been living, accompanied hel