The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
RSONAL NOTES
Louis Johnson of Hatfield. was Mena visitor Monday afternoon.

Mena visitor Monday afternoon.
 Dr. J. M. Philpot and Henry Dick erson of Bigger were visitors in Mena Monday.
 Will s. Gordon of Mountain Fork, was in Mena Friday getting supplies for his store.
 S. l.. Lindsay and his granddaugh- ter, Elleta Lindsay, left Monday for a eisit with relatives at Shreveport.
 Dr. aad Mrs. T. $. Simpson and Mrs. Tom Heath were Big Fork resi- dents who were in Mena Monday.
 K. T. Putnam of Big Fork was among the few farmers from the east end of the county to visit in Mena saturday.
 County Clerk w. E. Anderson on Friday issued a marriage license to w. r. Porter of Cove and Miss Velma Wilson of Vanderyoort.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A Cunningham left Friday for Cleveland, Ok, hav- ing received word of the serious ill., ness of a daughter in-law.
 Mrs. William Woltman and sister have returned from visit at Shawnee, Ok, with their parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Mattingly. Mrs. Claude Clark left Monday af- ternoon for Temple, Tex, to be with her mother, having received word that the latter was seriously i'll.
 c. M. Joyner is having the frame building at Third street and Picker ing avenue remodeled and will use it as garage and auto repair shop.
 Mir. and Mrs. Holder Davis, who live in Howard county, near Dierks, were in Mena Thursday to purchase household goods for their new home.
 Bascom Finger, who is with the timber department of the Rock Island railroad, arrived in Mena Thursday morning for visit with his parents.
 The Cooper Development Company has rented the office on Mena street formerly occupied by the late Judge H. N. Smith and will open headquart- CTS there in the near future
 W. 1. Lott, living near Ink, was in Mena Thursday and secured a mar riage license from County Clerk An derson He is to wed Miss Tessie Johnston of Waters.
 Saturday evening at the court house occurred the marriage of Nolan | Parker of Horatio and Miss Lula Wal lace of Mena. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev F. F. Harrell. Will and Fritz Langfelt, former residents of Lockney, Tex, were in Mena Monday on business connected with their new fruit and truck farm, they recently bought near Cove.
 H. E. Gregory of Waters was in Mena Monday taking advantage of the bargain sales offered by Mena mer- chants and carried back with him a good wagon load of supplies
 Col E. D. Hutson was up from Hat 1 field Tuesday. He says the Hatfield truck growers at Hatfield are organ izing for the seasons work, and that formers are talking about planting oats
 Gull Baker, who has been renting the Jones farm east of the cit, has decided to have a place of his own and has arranged to buy thru Allen l & McMillan, the l0-acre suburban place owned by J. H. Cox. F.. Jones of Stapp was in Mena Saturday shopping. Tho entirely blind Mir. Jones surprised clerks in stores visited by his ability to count money, being able to distinguish by touch the different denominations of currency.
 Mrs. W. H. Miller and little daugh- ter. who have been visiting Mrs. Mil ler's sisters, Mrs. Frank and Jeff Bell, in Posey Hollow, and also her parents in Montgomery county, left Monday afternoon for their home at Litchfield. Neb.
 William Pettigrew, section foreman at Acorn who was inimed when struck by Kansas City Southern passenger train last week, is reported to be improving at the Fort Smith hospital. where he was taken follow ing the accident.
 Charles Davis of Mineola was one of company of Howard county formers who brought cotton to the Mena market Thursday. Tho the price was low it was much better than could be secured at markets closer home.
 Mrs. D. W. Powell of Fort Smith is spending short vacation in Mena and IS finding the splendid winter ch mate IS improving her health Mrs. Powell is guest at the Ozark. She plans to bring her mother to Mena later to get advantage of the fine water here
 Alex Porteau of Oil City, La, was in Mena Thursday to pay taxes on Polk county realty and to greet old time friends. Mir Porteau owns consider able property near Hatton and lived there some years ago. He now owns one of the leading cafes at Oil City.
 John N. Holden of. Cove and Miss Geneva N. Mcdaniel of Vandervoort came to Mena Wednesday afternoon. and after securing d marriage license from County Clerk Anderson. were married ut the court house by the