The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-06

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 Robert Cook of Wickes was Mena visitor Saturday.
 R. E. Chapman of oden spent Sun day with friends in Mena.
 J. W. Dilbeck of Big Fork was in Mena on business Monday.
 Duff Hilton returned Sunday from ! a trip to Little Rock. where he had ] gone to be fitted for an artificial limb. i
 Sheridan Thacker. one of Rocky's 1 best known farmers, was m Mena looking after business matters Mon day
 pr. L. A. Simpson of Board Camp was a Mena visitor Thursday and was forced to remain over night because of the heavy rain.
 
 Col. c. L. Rector and c. ". May field, who arc buying cotton in the local market, are making headquar- ters at J. c. Lawrence's store.
 Warner st. John, son of MT. and Mrs. R. K. St. John, started Wednes- day as an employe of the Farmers & Merchants bank in the bookkeeping department.
 Polk county residents who have been selected for petit jury service in the federal court starting October IS, include T. G. Green, c. R. Shields and John Owens of Mena.
 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hungate, who had been visiting Chief of Police and Mrs. Hungate in Mena, left Wednes- day for Grannis, where they will visit relatives before returning to their home at Vivian, La.
 Circuit Clerk w. l.. Parker was at Board Camp Friday to conduct sale ordered by the Chancery court of property owned by Dr, Charles San ford.
 Eugene Cox returned to Mena on Wednesday from his trip to near Bal timore, Md, where he saw his son, Russell, enter a leading boys school at Port Deposit.
 Clyde Gatlin and family returned Wednesday night from a To-day auto trip to Des Arc and other Arkansas points where they visited relatives and friends.
 George Petty, Jr.. who has been travelling with an advertising com pany thru the northern states, has re- turned home and will probably re- main for the winter.
 The first marriage license for the month was issued by County Clerk Anderson to Henry H. Runyan and Miss Sarah P Titus, both residents of the Dallas community. l Deputy Prosecuting Attorney E. w. Mills was called to Hatfield Thurs day to direct the prosecution in Jus tice Tom Fraker's court of B. F. i Moore, charged with drunkenness Moore was found guilty and fined. A. M. Ferguson of Waters was one of those who brought cotton to the Mena market from distance. Values were not so good at the last of the week, Saturdays top being 21kc.
 Rev. F. F.. Harren returned Satur- day morning from Horatio, where he had conducted a very successful six day meeting. Much interest was shown in the services, with good at i tendance.
 Miss Leonora Rector, county pro- bation officer has received word that little John Howard, the boy from Mountain Fork who was taken to the Memphis Crippled Children's Hos pital, is doing we'll in that institution.
 Rev. 0. L. Hayes of Ada, Ok, ar- rived in Mena Friday to conduct series of meetings at the Church of Christ on South Third street. He will be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Adams Deck while in the city. | Mir. and Mrs. Dewey Booker and baby returned Friday afternoon from a trip to Arkansas and Oklahoma points, where they visited friends and relatives. The young man returned to his work at the local office of the express company Saturday morning.
 Circuit Clerk W. L. Parker went to Fort Smith Saturday to visit with Mrs. Parker, who is taking care of Mrs. Owen Parker at the hospital. They expect to spend Sunday at Keo- ta, Ok, with their daughters, and re- turn home Monday.
 Mrs. Maria Price of Richards. Mo. IS in Mena to visit her sister. Mrs J. A. Earl. Since coming she has met an old friend whom she had not seen in forty-five years, Mrs. J. A. Alvey. They formerly were girlhood friends in Terre Haute. Ind.
 John Nunes and c. c. Jones of Grannis were in Mena Friday to de- liver to Circut Clerk W. L. Parker the restraining order granted by Circuit Judge J. s. Steel, against commission CTS of the Jefferson Highway. The or der was signed at Murfreesboro. where MT Nunes went to see the fur, ist '1'
 w. D. Logston is entertaining at his country home, his aged mother. who lives on the Pacific coast. who had been visiting relatives at Oklahoma