The Mena weekly star., 1921-03-03

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 Mrs. M. V. York, who was stricken with palsy Sunday. Mrs. York's con- dition was unimproved Thursday.
 William Hughes of Macomb, Ok, was a Mena visitor Wednesday.
 Dell Woods of Muskogee was d guest at the Antlers Wednesday.
 Mrs. Julius Riley of Haworth, Ok, is visiting in Mena with Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Hay.
 J. w. Johnston of Sims was in Mena Wednesday buying needed supplies for his home.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Holland and daughter of Glenwood visited Mena friends Wednesday.
 Mrs. Mary J Zachary is reported as seriously ill at the home of her son, A. A. Zachary on Reine street.
 Mrs. Leland Nelson and baby, who had been visiting Mena relatives, left Tuesday for their home at Texarkapa,
 Mrs. ". I. Williams, who had been in Mena visiting the family of Ira Williams, left Tuesday for her home at Maud, Ok.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Lowe and baby of Cove arrived in Mena Tuesday for visit with Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Ho- baugh
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hauert. who were married recently at New Or leans, visited Mena relatives the first of the week and are now at Mineral. They expect to return to Mena in q few days.
 Mrs. Ella Hutton and two children of Forum, Ok, arrived in Mena Wednesday morning for a visit with relatives near Board Camp, and to be near Mrs. Hutton's father, s. L. Looney, who is ill.
 tentative Freeman Johnson Polk County's state law maker, has informed the homefolks that he ex- poets the sessions of the general as- sembly will end in time for him to arrive home in Mena on the 18th. 
 Charles Mosier. who has charge of the teams at the Cora C. Mining company near Hatton, was in Mena Friday and Saturday and drove back in brand new wagon, containing tools and other supplies needed at the min ing camp.
 P. M. Cummings and son, Claude, of tocky, were in Mena Saturday and re- ported that the strange varmint roaming the countryside had not been killed or captured yet. They do not believe the night prowler is bear, as ome have reported.
 A message received in Mena Fri day afternoon told of the birth of Laughter to Dr and Mrs. H. R. Getz at Torrington, Wyo. The addition to tle family is their first born. Mrs. Gcttz was formerly Mena resident alio is the daughter of A. s. Winston, who is now resident of Mena.
 The extra heavy weight of the snow that fell on the roof of the Lauck Lumber company's planer caused sev- eral breaks in the supports and for awhile the machinery was threatened. Workers were put on the job Thursday repairing the damaged places and pre- venting the planer from being flooded as the snow melted.
 Mrs. Lula Thacker, daughter of Lee Cooper at Nunley, is expected to arr rive home this week from Phoenix, Ariz. The young woman was taken west for her health, but failing to get the desired relief, will be brought to the old home in Polk county.
 D. N. seiple of St. Louis, arrived in Mana Wednesday morning to take charge of shipment of chickens that will be sent to New York by the Ozark Poultry Yards. A special car was used for the shipment and this is said to be the first time in history that such a biz shipment was ever made from Mena Mir. Seiple will ac- company the car from Mena to New York City, and will care for the fowls en route.
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