The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-13

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 John Shorter of Bog Springs was Mena visitor Friday.
 Mrs. Ode Goodner of Waters was a Mena visitor Monday.
 Mrs. D. C. Evans of Oden was a Mena visitor Thursday.
 R. S. Billue of Grannis was busi- ness visitor in Mena Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Rhodes of Wickes were Mena visitors Friday.
 George w. Petty and son, George, IT,, were visitors in Womble Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. N. w. Elliott of Cove were guests at Hotel Mena Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Rowe are vis- iting Ivan Rowe and family at Caddo Gap.
 Dr.. and Mrs. L. A. Simpson of Big Fork were shopping in Mena Satur- day.
 Miss Viola Blakestad is the new employe at the Mena postoffice, start ing work Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Hounsel of Van dervoort are in Mena for a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Clyde Trout, and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Runyan re- turned Thursday afternoon from a honeymoon trip to Texas and Okla homa points.
 Raymond Norwood, who is now working at Fort Smith, spent Sunday in Mena with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Hal Norwood.
 
 R. L. Chapman, merchant at Cove, was in Mena Monday on business and remained over to witness the ball game on Menafeld.
 MT. and Mrs. James Nations and children of Vandervoort motored to Mena Sunday and visited the families of John Joplin and 1. k. Lindsay.
 
 Mrs. Owen Parker, who has been at Sparks Memorial hospital receiving treatment for an affection of the ear, returned home Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. c. Balmer of Port Arthur, Tex, arrived Monday after noon for a visit with z. l.. Mauzy of Dallas, and to look over this locality.
 J. Hungate, who had been visiting at Siloam Springs, arrived in Mena Thursday for a visit with his son, Chief of Police Willis Hungate, and family.
 R, T. Harrison of the Dallas com munity, topped the Mena cotton mar ket Friday with a bale that brought zl cents pound. It was sold to c. w Petty.
 Mrs. W. NJ. Price of Richards, Mo-, who had been visiting J. A. Earl and family, returned to her home Thurs day afternoon well pleased with her two weeks stay in the highlands.
 Cotton prices continued to sink lower Friday and some bales offered ln the Mena market did not receive bids higher than 19 cents a pound. Not many bales were sold.
 Walter Sossamon and children and Miss Pearl Evans left Friday on an auto trip b Hot Springs. to see Guy Evans before he is taken to the oov- ernment hospital at Houston, Tex, for treatment
 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson of Ash down arrived in Mena Thursday and VIII look over local conditions with view of locating. Mir. Wilson is in- .erested Tn roofing and plans to make Aiena his distributing headquarters.
 A. D. Parker, whose home is near M.eintoia, Howard county, was in Mena ,., rtiu. sAaF and called on County Clerk " r. Anderson and secured mar rage license. He is to wed Miss Lot tie Kemp, also of Mineola, Sunday.
 ]. 5. Goldwood, who disposed of his iarrn interests east of Mena and moved pack to Iowa, has returned to Polk county, and says he will be content to stay this time. He reached Mena Fri uay and expects his family to follow n,S. J. Williams, who lives in tho Dlaekiork community in Scott county hronably hauled cotton fartherest fo lne gln than any other who had hale ln Msna Saturday Mir. Williams brought bis seed cotton to the rera !: gin and travelled about 90 miles to oct E. J. Fitzmaurice of Kansas c;tv traveiing passenger agent for sis Kansas City Southern railway .v.. hena Thursday and Friday on aa11 I ness for his department of fbe ~a road, and took advanfaee of bfs ..sz.. tft" HH-sf