The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-28

PERSONAL NOTES
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 Mrs. Oliver Johnson is very ill with Ever.
 RI J. Smith of Cove was Mena vis- Hor Friday.
 E Miss Blanche Goodner of Oden was a Nena visitor Friday.
 |, M. Wimberly, Jr., of Egger was h Mena Saturday on business.
 w. R. Rogers of Hatfield was in lena to look after business matters
 W. A. Christopher and little daugh-
 sr, Katherine, made a business trip 4O Gillham and Wickes Saturday.
 R F. Owens of Beachton, Ok, was
 Mena visitor Friday and looked af- 3er some legal business while in the Sity
 s. J. Brown and T. F. Hall were zxo residents of the Oden neighbor- Rood who were in Mena Friday on Business.
 County Superintendent w. H. Nor 8Aen went to Cove Friday afternoon to Extend the closing exercises of the feve schools.
 Mrs. J. G. Jackson returned home ridav afternoon from trip which ssncluded stops at Philadelphia, Tex
 rkana and DeQueen.
 ! F. Kelly of Oden started for Nena with cotton and tho handicapped |bon the trip by Thursdays rain, man za ged to complete the trip by night.
 Mark Lofts, who had been in Mena attend court, left Saturday after hoon for his home at Stuart, Ok. He was accompanied by J. c. Wood, who Twill visit relatives in and around Stuart.
 Mrs. Martha Davis is seriouslyy i'll at the ome of her daughter, Mrs. C.. *D. Baker, on Fourth street. Mrs. Davis fell and broke her hip about Dthree months ago, and has not recov- cred from the accident.
 Mr. and Mrs. Baker Wallace, who have been living at Douglas, Ariz., Sfor the benefit of Mrs Wallaces *health, have decided Polk county is the right place to live and returned to the old home Sunday.
 W. c. B. Allen left Wednesday for * a trip thru Sevier and Howard coun- aies, where he will complete geological surveys for the location of proposed #pil wells Several locations have al- ready been made, he reports, near De S Queen.
 Miss Beulah Salyers returned Sun day from visit with friends at Fort Smith, and is back at her place in the business office of The Star, which was Filled by Miss Marie Nelson during the weeks Miss Salyers was recovering from serious operation. Ben Goolsby, who had been at the old family home in Scott county the past three weeks on account of the ill., ness and death of his mother, Mrs. s. E. Goolsby, arrived home in Mena  Irthe Watkins Hardware Company. Some of the largest and finest look ing strawberries exhibited thus far E'this season in Mena, were those grown by J. A. Earl and c. H. Webster. Mir. Earl reported that his berry had been identified as Kellogg, while MT. Webster's were of variety called the Million Dollar.
 John Sobraske, who had been in Mena looking over the city and coun- try and getting acquainted with local conditions, returned to his home at Garrett, Ind, Friday afternoon. Mir. Sobraske was more than pleased with his trip and announced his intention of returning for longer stay later in the year.
 Mrs. William Scroggins and daugh- ter, Miss Req Scroggins. of Clarks- vile, arrived in Mena Thursday and are the guests of Mrs. c. l.. Loch- ridge. The visitors are former resi- dents and the family will be remem- bered sone of the first to come to Mena Mrs. Scroggins is sister of the late MT. Lochridge.
 s. P. Park has returned from hunt ing trip in the hills along the Cossa- tot river with the largest wild turkey yet bagged by any local nimrod. The
 bird was gobbler and weighed 24 pounds. Judge J. s Steel, Prosecut- ing Attorney George Steel and Mrs.
 Mary B. Wigstrand, as guests of Mir.
 Park, were among those who shared in real feast as a result of this hunt.
 B. T. Stubbs of Brick, Ok, who had
 been in Mena to attend court, re- turned to his home Thursday. While ln Mena Mir. Stubbs was made defend
 ant in a $25,000 damage suit, but
 service secured on him was disal- lowed because he was in the state in answer to jury summons. The suit