The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-07
PERSONAL NOTES


 J. B. Lavinder left Saturday for visit at Kansas City.
 Fred Scott of Wetumpka, Ok, vis- tied Mena friends the Fourth.
 
 c. c. Rowton of Black Springs was in Mena Friday on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. M. Lamb left Tues day for summers visit at Eldorado, Kas.
 Mrs. Eugene Cox came down from Kansas City for summers visit at her Mena home.
 Miss Agnes McClelland and her brothers, Russell and Jack, of Wickes, visited Mena friends over the Fourth.
 Miss Kitty White returned Thurs day from her visit with relatives and friends at Philadelphia.
 Henry Clay, who had spent several days in Mena visiting relatives and friends, left Tuesday for Beggs, Ok.
 W. I. Mckinney returned to Mena Thursday from his trip to Hazel, Ok, where he looked after harvesting on his farm, s@g~ c~r~
 Mrs. Fred Smith and baby, who had been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Trout, left Thursday for their home at Dallas, Tex,
 Dr. Buerchlan, son and daughter of Winthrop reached Mena Monday via auto route for a several days visit with s, F. Fite.
 J. s. Wood and Rex Woods left Tuesday for Shady Point, Ok, to see Frank Wood, who is reported to be seriously ill.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lewis visited at DeQueen and Horatio over the Fourth, attending the barbecue in the last named place.
 Bascom Finger, who is working at Kansas City, came down to spend the Fourth in Mena with his parents, Judge and Mrs. Finger.
 Mrs. W. R. Cole and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Frank Dusenbury, Misses Ruey Wiley and Olivia Bass, were among the Mena residents who visit ed in Poteau the Fourth.
 Rev. and Mrs. A. Nj. Gilbert are both ill at their home on Fourth street and are under quarantine, Dr. W. c. Vandiver having dianosed their ailment as contagious.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Rushing of Mur- freesboro reached Mena Thursday to be with their son, Dr. H. c. Rushing, who has been seriously i'll, but was somewhat improved Friday
 W. E. Holt, who had been at Wash ington, Ark, to visit his aged father. returned home Friday. His father, J. W. Holt, came back to Mena for a visit believing the change would bene- ] fit his health.
 Joe Posey, veteran Scott county 1 prospector, was in Mena Friday. | bringing in some new samples of coal found northeast of the city near the | Foran Gap road. Joe says he has found coal, as he has burned some of 1t in stove.
 Mrs. C. E. Davis, here for the last two weeks, visiting friends and look ing after business matteE, left Friday afternoon to visit relatives at lola and Humboldt, Kas., before going to Denver, where she will make her home with brother. I
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. P. Foster returned Friday morning from Heavener. Mrs. Foster had gone to Heavener to meet her husband expecting to make A trip thru Oklahoma, but instead they changed their plans and came back home, where ]. F. says he is going to stay.
 The families of c. A. Proctor. ! L. Hagan and Boyd Laflin spent tho Fourth in camping and fishing on Mountain Fork west of Hatfield Tho official report is that the party caught l5 fine catfish, ranging in weight from to 10 pounds each, and had a glori- ous time on the river. Mir. and Mrs. K. B. po.rel celebrated the Fourth by getting acquainted with new baby boy. their first born. who srr1yed ss their home, eoe Tenth street on the day of national independ. tnce hcthsr cad chil6 are doing vel