The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02

Juuke n. w. NAhBSA - urday morning from business trip to Little Rock.
 II. H. 0rton of Ashdown was in Mena Saturday on business for the United Oil mills.
 Miss Willie Mount returned Sunday afternoon from week end visit with friends at De Queen. !. S. Plain is having new resi- dence built on West Hamilton avenue. the foundation having been laid.
 Henry Hoffman of Parks was in Mena Monday getting supplies for his store in the Scott county settlement.
 Ellis Chambers of Ink, who is now in military service at Camp Pike, IS spending a furlought with his par ents.
 J. N. Brogan and Guy Beavers went to Hatfield Monday to attend a meet ing of the new rural carriers organi- zation.
 Circuit Clerk w. L. Parker and Mrs. Parker spent Sunday at keota, Ok., with their daughter, Miss Willie May Parker.
 ST. Wood and family and others to fill five cars, motored to Egger Sum day and attended the children's day exercises.
 Richard Wimberly, who is farming near Ashland, Ok, was in Mena Fri day on his way to Egger to visit homefolks.
 Summer school conducted by Miss Daisy Bell and Miss Laura Bennett opened Monday morning at the Gen. tral building.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jasper Middleton and Mrs. Gale Hume motored to Hatfield Friday night to attend the literary club meeting.
 Mrs. Young Mckinney and daughter, Miss Vivian, arrived from Shreveport Saturday afternoon to spend the sum- mer in Mena.
 c. V. (Tommy) Durham, former Mena resident, but now stationed at Texarkana. is visiting friends in the old home town.
 Lester Harmon of Holdenville, Ok, reached Mena Friday on his way to Egger to spend a vacation with rela- tives and friends.
 Rev. and Mrs. W. ]. Dunman left Sunday afternoon for Quinton, Ok. where they will visit their daughter, Mrs. Williams, and family. Master Erdie Stevens of Indianola Ok, 2 years of age, travelled alone to Mena Sunday to visit his grandpar- ents, Mir. and Mrs. R. D. Green.
 F. M. Reeves was at Cove Saturday and conducted a civil service examin- ation of candidates for postmaster al Bethel, Ok. There were two appli- cants for the place.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Harris, recently married, were in Mena Monday en. route to their new home near Two file, where the young groom will work on the Jefferson highway.
 Miss Ethel DePew Henderson, who has been teaching at McFerrin school Martin. Tenn, arrived in Mena Sun day to spend her vacation with hel mother, Mrs. M. K. Henderson.
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 The Rev. L. o. Stallings, who is to have charge of the revival services which started Sunday night at the Baptist church, arrived in Mena Sun day afternoon from Waco, Tex.
 Sumpter Winton of Muse. Ok, was Mena visitor Saturday. He brought his sister, Mrs. Paul King, who had been visiting at Muse, to Mena that she might take the train to her home at Texarkana.
 Miss Mabel Williams. daughter of Mrs. Don Williams, of Mena, arrived home Friday afternoon from Jack son, Tenn, where she had been mak- ing her home with an aunt and at tending school the past year.
 
 T. T. Williams is one Mena prop erty owner who believes city realty is a good investment. He has bought the w. E.. Trautwein residence on Gam street and will hold it as rental property The sale was arranged by the Ford agency.
 Eugene Twyford was in Mena Fri day and left on No. for Danville. H., where he will visit an uncle, who is in the old soldiers home in that city. If arrangements can be made Mr. Twy. I ford Dlanc to hYinv hie ,r,aclo haoI- ! o Polk county to live with him. George Fletcher, son of Dr. and Mrs IT. M. Fletcher. arrived in Mena Sun day morning from Little Rock. The young man was one of the graduates lat Little Rock college this year, re- ceiving the degree of A. B. and act l ing as valedictorian of his class at the commencement exercises.
 Numerous residents of the Mountain Fork and Rocky districts were in Mena Saturday to attend the hearing of Clay Fullerton, young man charged with having disturbed a religious gathering at Freedom some time ago The hearing was held before Justice ;. H. Smith Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Nj. F. Lutes returned Wednesday from an outing of three weeks, spent with relatives and friends at Marshall, Ok, White City Fort Riley and Camp Funston, Kas. returning via Poteau. They are en. thusiastic over the joys of the vaca. tion.