The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-21
PERSONAL NOTES


 DER SONAL NOTES
 Ford Younce of Hatton was Mena ;s;tor Monday.
 I,oftis of Ashland, Ok, is vis-
 ar Mena friends and relatives.
 u F McCauley of Umpire, was in
 a,a Saturday to market cotton.
 n F Dover and Ed Rogers, young
 .;dents of Hatfield were Mena vis- #ors Thursday.
 n E. Little and two daughters of oard Camp were visiting Mena ;riends Saturday.
 wrs R. s. Allen left Friday for sraavener to visit her son, Porter Allen, and family.
 Mir and Mrs. Ollie Lawrence and axrs Martha Suits of Opal were shop eine in Mena Saturday
 T Cole, former Polk county busi-
 ace man. now located at Kinta, Ok, Las a Mena visitor Monday.
 Mr and Mrs. Pitt Frederick of caddo. Ok. arrived in Mena Sunday to visit Dill Lane and family and at tend circuit court.
 Sam Looney left Friday for Texar- ana to look after progress in the oil re6nery he and other local men are Interested in.
 curt Hawthorne, former Mena resi- fent. but recently located at Wichita Falls, Tex, is visiting friends and Relatives in the city.
 Mrs. Dove Donohue, who has been attending commercial college in Kan sss City. arrived in Mena Thursday fternoon for a visit with her father, SDr. " c. Vandiver.
 Miss Pearl Pettus and nephew, Pet tus Ruffin, who have been staying at Hatton, were in Mena Sunday to ar range for a return to their old home at Union City, Tenn.
 County Clerk Anderson is getting things shaped up for improving the in- terior of his office in the court house, one of the big improvements planned 2 being a new floor covering. # George w. Petty, Jr., left Satur- day morning for Van Buren, where he will start on the road with an adver- Using crew for a big manufacturing q concern.
 Mir. and Mrs. Owen Parker are the proud parents of baby boy which ar rived Saturday morning The young ster weighed II pounds, and has been named W. L. after his grandfather.
 County Treasurer W. P. Mount, Roy H Mount, Jack Steele, Charles Logan and Cliff Cunningham made up fish ing party that left Thursday morning for an outing on the Ouachita, east of Mena.
 John Jr., the little son of Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, fell at the home on De Queen street Saturday and suffered a deep gash in the tongue. It is not believed any serious harm will follow from the injury.
 Alex Grain, accompanied by his son, billiard Grain, and Jack Walston, t where they will work for the Hatfield Lumber Company at mill to be To- cated near Hatton.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Pike and chil- dren, who have been living at Mar lowe, Ok, returned to Mena Friday. They will visit relatives and friends fer awhile until MT. Pike decides where to locate
 C. D. Baker and J. D. Autrey of the Stuart Land Company left Sunday for RI Dorado to look after business mat ters in the new oil field. The Mena office will be in charge of Walter Bak- CT during their absence.
 At the request of Sam H. McCurley, notary public at Grannis, County Clerk Anderson forwarded marriage license to him Thursday for the use of A. M. Holsom and Miss Becca Fruit, both residents of Grannis.
 Dr. F. A. Lee arrived home in Mena Sunday morning with his wife and daughter, both of whom have been patients in Fort Smith hospital Mrs Lee is somewhat improved, while Miss Gladys expects to soon have her old time health and strength.
 Presiding Elder ]. r. Simmons oi Texarkana, came to Mena Friday anc with Rev. Doyle Rowe went to Eggei to hold quarterly conference. Hs will have similar services in the M. K church, South, in Mena Sunday.
 Mrs. Bettie Russell of Dallas, Tex. arrived in Mena Saturday for 8 visit with friends. Mrs. Russell finds that the water and climate agree with hel health and she makes Mena an annual visit: She is stopping with Mrs Clark and Mrs. Roberts at the Clark residence on Mena street.
 k. II. Donaldson, one of the popular and we'll known merchant citizens oi Mena's earlier days, spent Saturday afternoon and Sunday with old-tims friends here. He was a guest of Mir and Mrs Roy St. John Sunday Mir Donaldson now makes his headquar. ters in Kansas City.
 K. A. Bailey of Vandervoort and A M. Woodell of Cove were among the yisltors at the office of the Star Mon day., and, after inspection, expressed much surprise at the efficient equip ment used in producing the Star and general commercial printing.
 U. H. Davis, who recently moved tc Mena from Kansas City, has ar