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The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
GRANNIS GRAINS.

W. T. Allen is out again after a serious spell of sickness.
 Rev. W. T. Atkins is at Cove hold ing a meeting this week.
 W. I. Collins has gone to the St. Louis market on business.
 Prof. Bryant of Dierks is moving to Grannis this week preparatory for school Monday,
 Luther Blan and family drove up from Texarkana for a short visit with friends and home folks.
 Raymond Coyle spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Alex Coyle.
 Mrs. c. w. Tolle of Hatton spent the latter part of last week and the first part of this week visiting friends in Grannis.
 Leonard Derrberry is moving back to Grannis again and will occupy the McCurley house.
 It is requested that all patrons oi Grannis school meet at the schoo house Friday afternoon at 1:30 tt clean off the grounds.
 Dr. w. E. Flick of Mena represent i've of the Federal Land Bureau, Wal in Grannis Wendesday on business.
 Desdemona Kirby was in Gillian Friday night.
 Dr. R. w. Lewis and Rev. H. E Nixon are conducting a great revi val at the arbor. Services are helt at 7:45 a. m. in the Collins building at 3 P. m. at the church and again a 7:30 D. m. Grannis needs more o such work.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
NEWS FROM 0CTAvIA, OK.

Come to singing Sunday.
 Many are busy making molasses this week.
 Virgil Littrell has sold his barber shop to Lenard Crawford.
 The protracted meeting will begin next Saturday night.
 Clifton McElroy from Dustin, Ok, is visiting friends in Octavia this week.
 The Rev. James Bowling and family of Smithville have moved to Oetavia to make their home.
 John Johnston and Jack Kirk made a business trip to Hatfield the latter part of the week.
 Preston, the little son of Mir. and Mrs. T. l.. Nations, who has been sick quite while with fever, is im- proving slowly.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. McLain near Smithville, visited Mir. and Mrs. G. D. McLain Saturday.
 Mir and Mrs. Ben Ashby are smil- ing over fine boy who arrived a few days ago.
 Singing at the school house was largely attended Saturday night. Several Octavia men are going over m Winding Star mountains to work on the highway next week.
 Jewell Strawn of Potter, Ark, who has been visiting relatives at Oetavia, returned home Saturday afternoon accompanied by Virgil Earnest.
 Blue Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
OLD COVE CLIPS.

Grandma Carstarphin is very i'll.
 Mir. and Mrs. Potter of Old Potter visited friends here Sunday.
 R. A. Rowe and son, 0ber, went to Mena Wednesday on business.
 Miss Essie German of Cove visited friends in this vicinity last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Miller of Six Mile visited friends here Sunday.
 Mir. Little, our sorghum maker, is making syrup for Mr. Moore this week.
 Mrs. James Rose and daughter, Kizzie, visited relatives near Cove last week.
 s. T. Moore and Jerome Fair went cn a fishing trip to Mountain Fork Thursday.
 James and Edward Rogers, Kennith and Richard Mum and Ross Wright entered Cove school Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Cornell of Hat field visited at the home of Mir. and Mrs. T. A. Cornell south of here.
 F. Trew and son, Perno, E. c. Lit tie and son, Leon, and Theodore Cure ton left Monday for Little river on a fishing trip.
 Misses Rosa Mason, Mayme Little and Katie Stockton, with John s. Lit tie, attended church services at Hat field Sunday night.
 The writer understands that there will be a protracted meeting started at this place some time during the coming. week, led by Rev. Rigsby of Hatfield.
 School is progressing fine, the at tendance is large and regular and the school spirit is fine The children are getting along nicely with the aid of Prof. F. L. Mize and Miss Rosa Ma son.
 Miss Rosa Mason, of Two Mile. teacher of our primary room, was ac- companled home Friday evening by small crowd of school children. Misses Mayme Little, Lucille Moore, SvaIene Little, Lelon Brown, Catherine Ma nor, and Elizabeth BowIding, with Master W. l. Moore were the visitors.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
ACORN KERNELS.

The neighbors gathered for singing at the Garland home Sunday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Moves were Sunday dinner guests at the Hale home.
 Miss Bonnie Garland was at home for the weekend, returning to school duties Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Johnson of Acorn att tended the camp meeting at Mena Saturday night.
 Miss Pearl Barron spent the week end at home returning to her school work at Rocky Sunday.
 The families of w. E. Reid and Henry Anderson attended singing at the Acorn school Sunday afternoon.
 Judge Wear, and c. w. Broyles of Mena and Mir. Thatcher of Little Rock called on Peter McWillism Friday.
 Miss Nora Farless of Corinth vis- itei school Monday and is visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. K. Crews.
 Mrs C. E. Anderson and son, Riley, went to Potter Friday night for a visit with Mir. Anderson. returning Saturday.
 Mrs. T. Delos Mullins went Monday to Stigler, Ok, near where she will be engaged in school work during the coming months.
 Mrs. Tom Alstatt returned unex- peeted Monday to her home at Oke- nah, Ok, having received a telegram of the death of a relative.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mack Walker of Rose dale, Ok, and Mir and Mrs Tandy Walker of Cherry Hill were guests Thursday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. G. R. Hale.
 Mondays rain interfered consider ably with the girls pie supper, pro- ceeds of which were to be used in the purchase of a basket bali. Another supper will be held Thursday night.
 Next Sunday being the second in khe month, Owens Chapel singers plan to hold their regular all day session. A good attendance is de- sired, everybody invited to come. eat dinner, sing and enjoy the day thoroly.
 The farewell party given for the Turner family before they left was overlooked in last weeks items. It was no small affair, some 60 friends and neighbors assembling to bid Mrs. Turner and children goodbye. Tho scarcely two years residents of our community they made many friends who regret to see them go.
 Our Sunday afternoon singing held | every other Sunday under she leader ship of Mir. Morden is still gaining in interest. Last Sunday was the dayl and many came out. We were glad l @ welcome Mir. Bailey again with his | kelp Tn leading. Another pleasant | feature was the presence of Mrs. i AoFden and little daughter and Mrs | Bailey.
 A good crowd came out Saturday 1lght to the meeting of the Farmers' Club and found program had been prepared for their enjoyment. The organization of literary was dis sussed and it was decided that, instead | sf attempting to support another or ganization, our energies be expended sn renewed interest and zeal in the work of the Farmers Club. A good | program will be given each regular meeting night, the first Saturday Hight in the month. It is everybodv's meeting, ard everybody should come aut and help.
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pected home soon from Oklahoma City.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. s. Hicks, Mrs. 5. A. Nichols visited with Mrs. Summer vile last Monday.
 Mir and Mrs. Joe Philips and family spent Sunday with their daughter at Potter.
 Prayer meeting at Dallas has been changed from Wednesday night o Saturday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Cunningham are encamped at Stilwell Park at Menai Louis Sunday afternoon.
 W. s. Hicks and wife, Mrs. 5. A. Nichols and Mrs. W. A. Cunningham attended camp meeting Monday.
 There will be an ice cream supper at the Dallas school house next Fri day night. Everybody invited to come and bring pies.
 Will some on come out and go pos sum hunting at Bethesda Springs. The varmints recently made a raid on the chicken roosts of W. s. Hicks and Mrs. Nichols.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
wICKEs WAVES.

Quite a sand storm in Wickes Mon- day evening.
 Mrs. George May and children yis- tied last week with her mother. Mrs. Rose. - Aunt Martha Dairs of the Baker settlement spent last week visiting relatives and friends at Wickes.
 Mrs. Lula Jett returned last week from Hot Springs, where she had spent the past month visiting her daughter.
 Lesley Lewey, Calvin Baker. Henry Jacobs and w. H. Darwin went to Mena last week to attend to business Dunley Forsee and friends. Charlie and Alvin Garner, from Shrover Springs and others motored to Baker Springs Monday and report a good Mrs. Kate Sanford returned to her home at Mooringsport, La, last Fri day after spending three weeks wis iting relatievs here.
 Billie Daniels of Shreveport and grandchildren, Charlie and Alvin and Miss Ruby Garner, and Miss MabeI Darwin of Cedar Grove, La. have been spending the past week with relatives here.
 Shoe R, cn,d
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count was a delegate here from that church.
 Will Gordon and family and Mrs. .Ioe Smith of Mountain Fork attend ed the all day services Sunday.
 George Miller and family of near Potter came up Sunday and took am Ter at the home of Will Nichols.
 Next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock there will be prayer meeting at the arbor. Every one come and help. savia are here visiting relatives. Mir. Earnest is a delegate to the associa- ton.
 Herbert Walker and family of Pot ter took dinner at the home of Tom Keenev Sunday and attended church.
 Brother Remedy and wife left Mon- day afternoon after spending several days here attending the association.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Earnest of Oc-.
 Brother and Sister Patterson of Potter spent the latter part of the week here and helped in the associa- ton.
 Miss Wretha Sartin and brother Jewell, Of Mountain forkl spent oa1- urday night and Sunday with rela- tives here.
 The association came to a close Sunday night. We had some fine ser. mons preached and everyone regretted it was so soon over.
 Miss Etta Wilcoxon and Kinney Richie were married at the home oi the bride Sunday morning. Both are well known in this community and we wish them long and prosperous jour ney thru life.
 Those from east of town to the as sociation were Mir. and Mrs. WarC and daughter, Miss Mabel and th' Misses Dovie Reed and Lillie Ed wards, l.. N. Whisenhunt, Herman Brown and Uncle Jack Foster and Mir Bell of Midway.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
OATS SELLING IS CENTS BUsHEL
Sheriff Thornton Joined in Futile Ef- fort to Secure Wanted Man.

Sheriff J. A. Thornton returned home Tuesday afternoon from an un- successful quest after a much-wanted man. Sheriff Thornton was in com pany with Sheriff w. N. Crump of Montgomery county, who had re- ceived information that Ray Cole, wanted for the murder of an aged woman near Mt. Ida, had been arrest ed at Ramona, Ok. Sheriff Crump came to Mena and asked the Polk county official to go with him and help get Cole, who is known to be des- perate mar. When the officers arr rived at IT, lola Sheriff Crump was learn that the man un- der arrest was not Cole, tho he an- swered we'll to the description. Cole IS wanted for the murder for which the Rev. Marion Hughes is now held m Mt. Ida. Sheriff Crump left Mon day morning for his home. While at Ramona Sheriff Thornton saw farm CTS selling oats at IS cents a bushel.
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t the home of her father, Jim swig-

at the home of her father, Jim Swig- CT.
 Will Cox came up Thursday to visit the remainder of the week with home folks.
 Aunt Sarah Harris is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rector Lunsford, at Yocana this week.
 The Rev. Monroe Lenard of High land will preach at Eureka Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Dora Crawford of Oden is visiting this week with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Jones.
 Gladys Fried of Mena returned home Sunday after an extended visit with Mrs. J. c. Hauerwas.
 Mrs. John Boehm and daughter, Joyce, of Potter are visiting rela- tives and friends at Union.
 J. T. Bass went to Potter Sunday to visit Frank Cox. He will also visit Hatfield with Arthur Middaugh.
 The ball game Saturday between Uunion Grove and Board Camp re- suited to in favor of Board Camp, Union Grove and Nunley will play Saturday at Menafield.
 Locter Posey, Ode and Hamp Wiles, Marion Cox, Jess Bass, c. G. Mllli- ken, Ellis Posey, Ernest Jones, Ed Offenberger, Jim and Roy Swiger, Lyttle Harris were in Mena Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Luther Perry and children of Board Camp and MT. and Mrs. Jack Wimberly of Oklahoma vis- ited at F. G. Harris home Wednesday.
 Fred Biehler with two sons and two daughters of Conroe, Tex, visited Mrs. Ernest Jones. Mir. Boehler's daughter They made the 750 mile trip in their Ford car without mis- hap.
 The county superintendent, w. H. Morden, will be at Union Grove Sun day, September II. MT. Morden will make a talk to the Sunday school children sp the morning and the rest of the day will be singing. Dinner on the ground. Everybody invited.
 L. c. Bell of Mena has visited the | Hollow pretty regularly the past week, getting acquainted with his new i granddaughter, Ellen Elizabeth, who arrived at the home of Mir. and Mrs Jeff Bell Sunday night, August 2S Mother and baby doing fine.
 Mrs Jones and her father, Mir | Boehler, and two sisters, Miss Erms Boehler and Mrs. Olga Bazarth, wis tied Little Rock, Hot Springs anC Memphis, Tenn. last week. Mrs Jones came home Tuesday, her faith CT and brothers and sisters returning to their home in Texas.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
LAND OFFICE AT covr
 UNDER NEW MANser'

The Stuart Land Comusp, t. a deal with W. N. Hsnssri ,si. ' Fisher to do the land selIIr, N x ; { D. Baker of DeQueen wilI I,I. ' | of all the advertising for sy Ss Land Company of Cove.
 John D. Baker during ,bs u.| years has been doing s Isrr'' 'rs rs of newspaper advertising q ' county and has located Iu'Ei families in Polk county for ]. \ < Land Company.
 Mir. Baker will soon Issg \ farm bulletin and wanis < ,s farms as possible dessribsd E bulletin. The bulletin VII k N out to 10000 people who hsw as regarding farm lands in Paa s The farms should be listed t |: price in order to make a sas s { lands have taken a big drup {. < as everything else. The tsra s7 will this time be looking for .sG and will net buy unless the tnI we'll worth the money. Hymz real bargain near Potter EEa Cove, Vandervoort and Wiek9 < write at once.
 STUART LAND C0MPAyI
 OF COVE, ARKANsAs John D. Baker, Manager; VIII sard, B. B. Fisher, Saleshgh {
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The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
RANSOM REPLIES.

this week. " ~ '''
 Our farmers are cutting wood and making sorghum.
 Mir and Mrs. Martin Leeper were entertaining relatives from Mena last
 Ivan Suit paid the dentist a visit last Friday to get relief from the Mrs. Dodd and granddaughter. Miss Oiive, went to Mena Sunday to make tneir home for the winter while Olive attends school
 Mir and Mrs. Alden Hughes and MT. and Mrs. ]. B. Wallace and sons of Mena were visiting relatives here Sunday.
 W H.. Bristow is getting ready to go after his mill and engine in Texas iie expects to be ready to make syrun In 8 few weeks. '-1P
 MISS Hattie Wasson was called away Tuesday to Texas to the bed side of her mother, who is moi ex- pected to recover.
 The cotton boles are beginn;no to burst. The bolls weevil and army worms have greatly damaged ths cotton around here
 Mr. and Mrs. John Stokes entar- t.@inea Mr. and Mrs Asa Gatlin and family and Mfr. and Mrs. Iohn craT of Mena last Sunday
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
LITTLE CRIPPLED CHILD
 GOES TO CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
Probation Officer Comes to Relief of Mother With an 0verwhelm-
 ing Burden.

George |. Rector returned Tues day from Memphis, Tenn, whither he mad taken John Howard, the son of Mrs. Ellen Howard of the Mountain Fork country, for treatment at the Crippled Children's hospital. The lit tie lad is almost four years old, and afflicted with club feet. His mother is now sick at home, suffering with an abscess on her right side. Living with her are her aged father and mother, MT. and Mrs. Robinson, and she also has a daughter eight years old. The mother until becoming bed fast was the mainstay of the family, making a crop and looking after much of the household duties.
 The chance to get the little fellow into this Memphis institution came thru the efforts of Miss Leonora Rec tor, and her attention was called to the pitiful case by Miss Rheba Landers, one of the Polk county teachers, and residento f Mountain Fork. The mother and the aged parents now need some attention and help or else the mother will not live to see her son returned cured.
 MT. Rector had hoped to place the child in charge of the Rock Island conductor at Howe. but failing in that he went as far as Bonneville, hoping that from here on to Memphis the conductor would take charge of the child, but failing again he went on to Memphis. He reports that after reaching Memphis, he was met by Dr. Charles c. Campbell, who will per- form the operation on the child at the Baptist hospital after which the boy will be taken to the Crippled Children's hospital where it is hoped that he will be fully cured. The county defrayed the expenses of get ting the child to Memphis, Mena folks provided clothing, the United Chari- ties of Memphis will take care of the hospital fees, but later it will be nec- essar to raise funds to buy braces for the little fellow, which will be taken up with the Sunday schools of Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
ELM SPRINGS NEWS.

MT. Turnage traded in Mena Satur- day.
 Miss Lola Sale is staying in Mena for awhile.
 MT. and Mrs. Olin Head of near Yocana spent Sunday night at the H. L. Rosson home. For Sale-75 head goats, mostly
 young grade Angoras, $2.5O per head. J. W. Gotcher, Route l, Box A, Potter, Ark. 4O
 County Supt. W. H Morden of Mens visited our school Friday.
 Robert Edwards spoke at Elm Springs Thursday night to an inter ested crowd.
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Brock and little daughter of Louisiana visited in this vicinity at the Vester Quinn home.
 Miss Rheba Landers, Muriel Moss Veneda Rosson, Esquire Cole, Will Cole and sons traded in Mena Satur. day,
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yANDERvooRT yERITIEs

me Baptist revival closed Sunday niight, with several accessions to the
 Miss Opal Bailey returned Sunday rom few days visit with her brotb, CT at Poteau. o'i'-
 Miss Otus Henderson and Mrs Siifton Cranford spent a night of iast week visiting friends at Hatfield
 oscar Wilkins, one of the facultv was unable to take up the work tbis week on account of an attack of com jestion. N VI 0oii-
 School opened here Monday with an enrolment of one hundred and th;r+u nve. Prof U. F. lobe and the other faculty members expect the besrtr lrts cooperation es of all concerned to make the school term a success.
 Prof. U, F. lobe arrived Wednesday rom Little Rock to take up the wori as superintendent of our schools
 Mrs. Clifton Cranford will spend tives. '"s ieia-
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
BELIEVES HAS BEST COTTON
Rufus Carter Thinks Will Get 2 Bales
 Despite Many Pests.

There may be cotton growers in Folk county who have more cotton than Rufus Carter, who farms west Of Mena, but he thinks there are none who have any better cotton. He is growing Hastings Bank Account cot ton this year, and despite the ravages or weeviis, worms and dry weather, ne predicts he will pick two bales off ot six acres. Last year the Carter farm turned out almost a bale to the acre. MT. Carter claims the distinc- ton of being the tallest man in Polk height.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
OPAL NEWS.

Cnarley Fur marketed white oak posts in Mena the past week a" .. Avn Alvln Davis and family visited his night. 0aeuruay
 MT; and Mrs. J. W. Sargent ot board Camp attended singing at Opsi
 E I. Foster and W. c. Widener were shooting a well for Mack Barber rI,e, last week. 'a'oef
 J W Jackson of Ouachita. assist
 ed the Wideners in making boards the past week. wa us
 Harris Wimberly of Outehita wa. here after lumber for improves, erts :, ts on his farm last week Y '''N ''s Holder Edwards and family of All ,n.. @sls sIsi,ors ln this part Sunday, at tending the all day singing. "'
 Earl Standridge and family visited at Dallas Monday at the home If Mrs
 standridge's parents. where ChsrIev Davis, brother of Mrs. Standridge. is
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very low from an attack of appendi- citis.
 vester Hughes was suffering Sun. day from an attack of lockjaw, but was reported much better Monday There are more sick people from ma larial than for years in the vicinity Mack Barber and family, Mrs. Ben Harrison and little daughters, two small children of Mir. and Mrs. ". K. Lackey, Mrs. Tom Feds and children were among those seriously ill Sun day and Monday.
 Uncle Billy Crawford has been hauling lumber from Opal the past week to rebuild his residence which was destroyed by fire last year, He lives at present with his son, John' on Mill creek near Boggy.
 Ancient Mariner.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
ALDER SPRINGS DRINKS.

There was singing at Mir. T. H. Horton's Sunday night.
 Dan Roberts of Oklahoma visited relatives here last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jones spent Sunday at the Becks home near Potter.
 Mrs. Ozie Embry visited home folks at Wickes, Ark, Saturday and Sunday.
 Misses Laura and Dora Landrum of Rocky attended Sunday school at this place Sunday.
 Miss Maud Crawford is visiting her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. Craw- ford, near Mena this week.
 Bro J. L. Bedding of Center Point and Bro. Patterson of Potter. closed a two weeks meeting here Monday night with IS additions.
 Mir. and Mrs. Baggs and Mir. and Mrs. Roberts, Mir. Crawford and fam fly, Lee Jones and Mir. Horton at. tended the Free Will Baptist asso- elation at Center Point Saturday and Sunday. anu
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Rainy weather this week has da. layed syrup making. W
 VIII Riding was up at Vandervoort on business Saturday.
 William Hagan's baby has bao, very sick, but is improving.
 Oscar Wilkins has been very s;ct thls week, but is. improving.
 1lm Seigler' baby girl died Tuesdav evening and was buried Thursdav at the Cove cemetery.
 Grandma Wilkins and her prandson Vdle Iowery, came home last cunl aay after a weeks visit with her Ja s;s Ter, Mrs. Sallie Hearred, of Waldron
 Little Lester Riding of Hartlo,, io,,' son of Will Riding, is spending tb tbis week visiting his grandparents li,s Mr ana Mrs. M. T. Riding, and otbar reiatives near Vandervoort e'
 Clarence Wish of Little Rock and MISS Loda Cecil of Vandervoorf ,,,a,.o ~r' married Sunday. Mir. Wish retrrnaS eaS .o ms business and Mrs. Wick E ;- spending few days with reIativas ,s before leaving. te'aeiVes
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HARTLEY HYMNS.

J. M. Martin came home from the harvest last week.
 J. A. Watkins and family of Gran his visited relatives here Sunday. Brothers Pate, Wallace and Rich ardson are holding protracted meeting at this place.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Swain of Idabel, Ok, are visiting relatives near Hartley this week.
 F. J. Lein, who is noted for n1ak- ing good sorghum, made quantity last week that is delicious.
 MT. and Mrs. Butler Carter have been visiting Mrs. Carter's mother, Mrs. Mizzle, at New Hope.
 Ovie Johnston made trip to Will Stevenson's on Six Mile near Hatfield last week to apply for work at the latter's sawmil
 T.arn Nohinp.
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RATES KREEK KINKS.

sam Sherman and Java Bates at- tended to official business at Albert Monday.
 Two more additions to the church Sunday night. Baptizing next Sun day at 3 p. m.
 s. H. Spake is moving the J. A. Abernathy syrup mill to his farm this week to make up his crop.
 The leaf worm, sometimes called the army worm, seems to have another calling, as he is now drilling holes in the large bolls and devouring the contents.
 Mildred, the little daughter of Mir and Mrs. T. B. Dixon, was laid to rest Wednesday in the Hutchison cemetery MT. Dixon was in Texas and did not get here until after the little one was laid to rest. Rev. Sam Sherman con. ducted the services.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
E. D. ELLSWORTH LEA'A
Ozark Poultry Yards Nov ? '
 of Earl Smith.

E. D. Ellsworth, who nas \. E Mena for the past two yss1Ia N \ 7
 been prominently identlnea v
 poultry and egg business s .s
 city and according to ms 'sx .s
 associates has neglecEee ' \, forwarding address for ,, sn' TIIss|, T might come. of late M, c..,; s |s:' has been conducting the u,.,s < sssIgI. try Yards, but before leaslDs lIs .r '. of his interests tp q form: :II ! Z ssz Earl Smith. The business K, X,
 ducted by MT. Smith and '...sI s, If Webb of Rocky, who puIeassr s...s s5| terest in the business a sv''F Fss! ago. Before leaving ms'a 4 M announced an intention "A 4 Little Rock and gong ' there.