The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-14

ness may result. lu lLS lOuk anu SuC' cessful use, Thedford's Black-Draught has been found in thousands of cases to relieve such disorders, by stimulat' ing the liver to do it's important work.
 Ask for Thedford's ck-Draught, and insist on the genuine. NClS7 home in Nebraska. Mir. Mishell is a brother of Mrs. Arlington.
 R. G. Daniels of Wickes was g Mena visitor Friday.
 Mrs. T. McClelIand of Wickes was a Mena visitor Saturday.
 Mrs. X. Weber of Wickes was visit ing Mena friends Friday.
 .J. E. Nunes of Grannis was a busi- ness visitor in Mena Friday,
 Judge and Mrs. H. w. Finger spent Sunday with friends at Hatfield.
 J. c. Hampson of Big Fork was in Mena Friday to look after business matters.
 c. R. Arlington of Jonesboro, Ark. is visiting in Mena with his brother W. s. Arlington.
 Miss Mary Louise King of Hattor spent the week end in Mena with Mrs Anna Reynolds and family.
 Mrs. Monroe Martin and young sor left Thursday afternoon for Temple Tex, for visit with her sisters.
 Bert Golf of Eagletown, Ok, was in Mena Sunday to accompany his family home from visit with relatives in the city.
 Hansel Lyons left Friday for Pc teau to visit his father and brother before returning to his duties al Camp Pike.
 Davis Hinson, who had been visit ing ing his parents in Mena, left Sunday for Little Rock to resume his duties at Camp Pike.
 Mrs. Harold Cole, who had beer visiting her parents at DeQueen, came to Mena Friday afternoon to be with her husband
 John Roger of Independence, Mo. is in Mena for visit with his brother J. H. Roger, who has been i'll at his home on the Southside.
 Deputy Sheriff Amos Musgrave came up from Hatfield Monday to look after court matters.
 Mrs. w. F. Gilbert, who had been visiting her brother, J. A. Price, in Mena, has returned to Henryetta Ok, to look after property interests.
 J. s. Hinson, who has been acting as chief of police the past few months, rendered his resignation to Mayor Smith Saturday and will seek other employment.
 George W. Shreve, former Mena resident, but now located at Lincoln, Neb., dropped in Friday afternoon for visit with former friends and to get drink of good mountain water.
 Superintendent Olen Turner of the county farm was in Mena Thursday to get Mrs. Mary Ann Peterson started on her journey to Kingsley, Ia., where she has relatives who will care for her.
 Dr. A. W. Rice. who started the tick eradication work in Polk county, IS now stationed at Conway, and re- ports from there are to the effect Dr. Rice will clean up Faulkner county this year.
 MT. and Mrs Robert Norris and Hugh Gately who attended the state of Woodmen at Blytheville. arrived home Friday morning. They enjoyed the trip and report great of the order.
 County Clerk w. E. Anderson &C., couple of young resi-. tents of Cove who desire to wed, when ne issued in response to phone mes- asge Friday, marriage license to Clifton Scott and Miss Carrie Reed.
 Nelson E. Parsons and daughter of Ranger, Tex, arrived in Mena Thurs lay to take possession of their farm northeast of the city. Mir. Parsons on previous visit bought the farm of !. \. Earl, who had been caring for the 'lace until the new owner arrived
 George Raney, who 5erved in the spanish-American War, has been lwarded a pension under the Act of June 5, 1920. Mir. Raney will receive 5000 per month, and it is thought hat he is the first Polk county citi- zen to benefit under the new pension aw for Spanish-American veterans.
 A.. K. Beck of Dodge City, Kas.. who lad been visiting his sister, Mrs. H. E. Audas, near Ink, was in Mena Thurs lay and left on No. for his home. This was his first trip to Polk county md he liked it so well he plans to get way from the winds of Western Kan as and return to the Ozarks to live.
 J. M. Moore of Kansas City. who topped over in Mena to spend several lays with Mrs. Moore, who is finding he fine water and climate a great aid o health. left Thursday afternoon for business trip to Texas points before 'eturning to his home in the Missouri metropolis. Mrs. Moore will continue Ter stay in Mena.
 w. C. Berry, who had been visiting iis old time friend T. R. Jones, Sr.. md who left Mena few days ago. 'ound the city was more attractive han ever after he had gone. He re- 'urned Friday afternoon after having made trip to Little Rock to see Mrs. Berry. who is visiting friends in inc