The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-17


 Jack Lofts of Ashland, Ok, is wis. iting Mena friends.
 Medley whisenhunt left Wednesday on business trip to Hazel, Ok.
 F. Nj. Arnold and Jack Martin of Hatton were Mena visitors Tuesday. Mena over night and Saturday morn ing started on their trip home.
 Duke Wilson of Octavia was in Mena Saturday locking after business matters.
 M. K. Whisenant of Hatfield brought cotton to the Mena market Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Newt Lewis of Hugo, Ok, are in Mena to look after busi- ness matters.
 Miss Mary Mershon of Shreveport arrived Tn Mena Tuesday for visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Mershon.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Whitehead of zafra, Ok, made the long trip to Mena Saturday to do shopping with local merchants.
 C. J. Branstetter and ]. R. Owen left Friday afternoon for Little Rock, where they will attend state meeting of deaf mutes.
 J. J. Williams, Jr., of Blackfork was visitor in Mena Tuesday, coming to get horse he had left here for veter- mary attention.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Lichlyter of Vandervoort, while in Mena Tuesday, attended the annual banquet of the Possum Club,
 A marriage license was issued by County Clerk Anderson Saturday to William E. Spain and Miss Nellie Mays, both residents of Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Lewey, W. B. Thomas and John Jett were Wickes residents who were in Mena Tuesday to attend the Possum Club banquet.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Lauck and Mir. and Mrs. Rome Golf left Saturday morning on a motor trip to Little Rock, where they expect to attend the
 Mrs. c. A. Goodwin of Fort Smith accompanied her husband to Mena Tuesday to attend the Possum Club anquet and to visit local friends while Clint called on his trade.
 Dave Roberts of Caddo Gap made probably the longest drive of any who had cotton on the Mena market Sat urday Counting the return trip he travelled nearly 100 miles.
 Hartley and vicinity was represent ed in Mena Wednesday by J. M. Wad- kins, c. w. McCauley, Emmett Me Cauley and Will Riding, all of whom took back big loads of supplies.
 Lewis Martin and Will Callahan of near Hatfield were in Mena Saturday as witnesses with Henry Davies, who was making final proof before Circuit Clerk Parker of his homestead.
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse Williams of Quinton, Ok, who were recently mar ried, came to Mena Tuesday to spend honeymoon with Mir. Williams grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. W. j.. Dunman.
 c. c. Carolan, mail carrier on Rural Route 4, has purchased Ford from the Proctor-Smith Company to be used in carrying the mail. George Edmonds was another Ford purchaser this week.
 Alton Anderson, who is attending Hendrix College at Conway, took ad- vantage of the Armistice Day vaca- tion and came home to visit his par ents, County Clerk W. E. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson.
 Mrs. s. c. Payne and Mrs. Roy s. Mahar of Eagleton were in Mena Thursday for the meeting of the Eastern Star held that night They were joined Friday by Mir. Payne to attend the Broken Bow-Mena Hi football game.
 Mrs. c. ]. Cunningham of Kansas City is in Mena to meet relatives, who are en route here from New Mex ico. Mrs. Cunningham arrived in Mena Tuesday expecting to find her relatives here, but but found found they had not |yet reached the city.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. Staab and two sons and two daughters, who arrived in Mena this week from Fort Collins Colo, are now at home in the Hen derson cottage on Eleventh street They made the trip overland from Fort Collins, spending three weeks CT route.
 Mir. and Mrs. Art Thurlow and three children and Fred Snyder, Mrs. Thur lows father, are in Mena to get ac- quainted with local conditions with g view of locating. They have been liv. ing near Lewiston, Idaho, and desir. ing to get away from the cold winters of that section decided to try the high lands of Arkansas.
 Dummy" Harrington, former Mena resident won another fight at Bir mingham, Ala, the first of the week according to newspaper clippings re ceived' by Circuit Clerk w. l.. Parker I"Dummy" put his famous right-hand- ed kayo on Kid Karst, a soldier scrap per from Camp Bennington, in tho fourth round This is the second time