The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-16
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Jess Rogers of Gillham was Mena xisitor Friday.
 W. H. Amons of Oden was in Mena on business Friday.
 Miss Mamie Mattingly left Sun day for Shawnee, Ok, to visit her uarents.
 Tom Salyers changed working places Saturday morning and started in at the ivey-Jones company.
 Tom J. Terral, former secretary of ztate, was in Mena Saturday looking 4fter business matters and greeting z0cal friends and acquaintances.
 Don Winton, Jr., who has been Working in the oil fields at Ranger, Hex, arrived in Mena Friday for a 9isit with relatives and friends.
 R. F. Miller, cashier of the Oden bank, and D. V. Evans, also resident 1f the Montgomery county town, were business visitors in Mena Saturday.
 At the session of Mena lodge of Odd Fellows Friday night. an election If officers was held, at which John II. Mise was elected noble grand and W. Hal Jones, vice grand.
 J. H. Allen is one Mena resident Hho has had plenty of early apples. Qne tree at his home on Port Arthur bore in spite of the frost, the yield Being estimated at 10 bushels.
 Mrs. Ruth West of Oklahoma City, zs==.hio had been visiting iii Mena with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. R. &iddens, on South Ninth street, left Friday for her home. Tho she has Been in Mena only 10 days Mrs. West Bound the stay a decided benefit to Der health.
 MT. and Mrs. L. L. Miller and chil- zren, who have been residents of Nena for more than year past, left Friday afternoon for Mt. Vernon, Hex, where Mrs. Miller and children gill make their home while Mir. Mill 1er is taking treatment at the Texas Masonic sanitarium at Carlsbad, N. Mex.
 Miss Willie May Parker, who is BOW teaching music at Keota, Ok, ar lived in Mena Friday afternoon for a Flsit with her parents, Circuit Clerk " L. Parker and Mrs. Parker. She Nas accompanied by her friend, Miss Willie Hendrickson, of Keota. The young ladies returned Mon day norning. Miss Parker reports that xhe is enjoying to the fullest extent ger stay in the Oklahoma town.
 Engineer H. Burlington of Little Hock, in charge of the federal depart ment of public roads in Arkansas, was 70 Mena Saturday and will spend sev- eral days getting additional data Aeeded on the government road to be quit thru the Foran Gap. It IS not
 pown when work will start on con zfructing the proposed road, but En-
 neer Burlington wants to have every {hing ready.
 pr. J. A. Shaw, Mrs. Shaw and four &hildren of Shreveport arrived in Aena Friday evening to spend the re- uainder of the summer in the city if xhey succeed in finding suitable znarters. They made the trip over 3knd by auto. Doctor Shaw is inter- tsted in oil development, and if he re- uains in Mena will likely get into the game here They are temporarily To- @ted at the Ozark rooms, but are in 4nest of modern, furnished cottage. r Miss Toka Anderson. teacher in the Forrest City schools during the last Khool year. and now home for the va- #tion, has been elected as one of the #achers in the Weiser, Idaho, schools 2r the coming year, and will accept. Ehe was elected there last year, but #hen the notification came had al- Rady contracted to teach in the For zest City schools. Weiser is the home n Mir. and Mrs. Lige Horner, and .lso of Miss Zella Lester, a former kighbor and friend of Mir. and Mrs: *fed J. Smith. so Miss Anderson will 1pt go among strangers.
 H. A. Audas and Mrs. Eva Stan en, two we'll known residents of Wal <on were in Mena Friday enroute to 2eir home following A weeks visit
 Ink with H E. Audas and family.