The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
PERSONAL NOTES

----------~-.->----r--~. -~--,l----, >.--s,-S- PERSONAL NOTES '--~~~~~~~----------- -------~---~---~--'- H. NJ. Lewis of Beachton visited in Mena Tuesday.
 W. |, Barton of Cove was Mena visitor Monday.
 Marshal Davis of Blackfork was in Mena Tuesday after farm supplies.
 Received fresh shipment WHIT MANS CANDIES at Jackson's. pl37
 J. C. Jones of Granns was in Mena Tuesday to look after business mat ters.
 Mrs. s. B. Ramsby has returned from an outing at the Ramsby ranch, west of Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. P. Claypoole, Miss Florence Campbell of Smithville, were Mena visitors Monday.
 Mrs. Myrtle Bates, who had been visiting relatives near Big Fork, was in Mena Monday en route to Fort Smith.
 Fine Box Stationery, priced right at Jackson's. pl87
 J. E. Puckett, who lives near Gran his, has bought the 40-acre farm near Nunley owned by c. D. Baker of the Baker Land Go.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. A. s. Smith of Bog Springs, who were married Monday at the courthouse, left for Kansas City to spend a honeymoon.
 Mrs. w. L. Masters of Hartshorne, Ok, who had been visiting relatives and friends near Board Camp, was in Mena Monday on her return home.
 Mis- Addie Tucker, who is employed at Little Rock, returned to the capi- tai city Monday afternoon after spending short vacation with home folks in Mena.
 J. D. Carroll of Dallas, Tex, has come to Mena to recuperate from a recent operation and is at the home of his father, T. D. Carroll, living just south of the city.
 Rev. Doyle Rowe and family, who have been living at Egger, have moved to Mena and have located on Reine street while Mir. Rowe is at tending high school
 Browns Iron Tonic Bitters will tone up the system for Fall $1.00 per bot tie at Jackson's. pl37
 W. w. Roberts of Page was in Mena Tuesday to purchase windows and other building supplies needed for a new school house now being erected over the mountain south of Page.
 H. T. Bingham, who had been held at the county jail under a peace bond, has been released and has returned to his family near Hatfield. Friends made the required security for him.
 Miss Luther Cowden of Horatio, who had been visiting in Mena with her friend, Miss Willie Mount, returned to her home Tuesday morning. Miss Cowden is employed in the bank at Horatio.
 L. A. McKeen, who has been spend- ing the summer with relatives at Manhattan, Kas., has returned home. He has gained some in weight, but is not gaining in strength as he had hoped for.
 JUST RECEIVED! 25 cases of the ORIGINAL STAR BRAND SHOES. Buy them from us. We Sell for Less. J. G. Lawrence. pl37
 Lee Henry and Miss Rena Hill, young couple from Page, Ok, came to Mena Tuesday and after securing a marriage license from County Clerk Anderson, were married at the court house by Justice L. N. Burnett.
 J. N. and T. l.. Waite, Scott county farmers living near Richmond, were in Mena Wednesday with eight bales of last years cotton, which they sold to George w. Petty at prices ranging from 15 to TIE cents per pound.
 MT. and Mrs. N. F. Bales and Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Hall spent Monday at the home of the formers son, Merton Baies, near Rocky. They returned to Mena Tuesday and report fine rain in the west end of the county.
 JUST RECEIvED! 25 cases of the ORIGINAL STAR BRAND SHOES. Buy them from us. We Sell for Less. J. c. Lawrence. pl37
 W. c. Hicks of Texarkana, came up Saturday and on Monday returned home with his family, who had been spending the summer in Mena. The visitors were pleased with their stay in Mera and expect to return again next year.
 Mrs. Bud Randolph has bought the interests of c. R. Shields in the Polk