The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-22
confectionery and refreshment stand.
A Wonder Sale---A Sensation in
 Old Time Value Giving

confectionery and refreshment stand. W. J. Head of Black Springs and w. w. Lackey of Gibbs were Mont gomery county farmers who marketed cotton in Mena Thursday.
 Mrs. J. P Payne is planning to leave next week and spend the winter at Wichita Falls, Tex, while Mir. Payne is travelling in the northern states.
 Mark P. Olney returned Thursday morning from a business trip to Tex as. While at Childress he met mem Der of former Polk county residents and also saw the after effects of vis- it made to the town by the K. K. K. Mrs. J. J. Coker and children, who had been visiting Mrs. Anna Reynolds, left Thursday for holiday visit with her parents at Waldron.
 Young Mckinney left Friday for Austin, Ark, to join his brother, John Mckinney, who is i'll, and go with the ailing one to the home of relative at Oklahoma City, Ok.
 H. Aynes, who lives near Blansett. in Scott county, hauled his seed cotten to Mena Thursday, had it ginned, sold the bale of lint, and went home with a big load of farm supplies.
 James Mitchell, late of Texarkana, was in Mena Thursday and made ap- plication for homestead entry be- fore County Clerk Anderson. MT. Mitchell will take up land on Noun tain Fork north of Rocky.
 c. B. Lyons, who had been in Mena with his father, returned to Poteau to look after business Thursday. Mrs. Lyons came down in the morning te assist in caring for Mir. Lyons Sr. who is still in serious condition.
 J. M. Owens, who lives near Big Cedar, Scott county, was in Mena Fri- day to sell cotton and on his return home hauled back big load of mer- chandise for Cecil Elliott's store in the Big Cedar community.
 Claude Bonham of Homestead, Ok, arrived in Mena Friday with his car load of farming equipment. His fam fly preceded him to Mena by several days. MT. Bonham will locate on a farm near Board Camp.
 County Clerk Anderson on Thursday issued marriage licenses to two couples. Robert L. Dorrough of Egg ger secured permit to wed Miss AL ma Leis of Ink and Aron c. Clawson of Potter was licensed to wed Miss Winnie Wallis of the same place. 
 The stores of the Model Grocery and Sam Riding were in the hands of transfer men Thursday who were busy moving the stocks of goods in to the new location of the consolidated firms on Pickering avenue. The Riding Company will open for business Friday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Y. D. Bates of Wom- ble were in Mena Thursday to take advantage of the Christmas sales of ! local merchants. Mir Bates is an em- 1 ploye of the Black Springs Lumber Company, and found Mena a desir- able place for holiday shopping. J. W. Stewart, former Mena drug gist, has come back. The young man, who has been living at Texarkana, be- gan work Thursday at the Ivey-Jones drug store as pharmacist. and will suc- ceed J. Roy Ivey, who leaves his pres ent position January 1. Mir. Stewart will bring his family to Mena later.
 Charles Logan, in renewing for The Star. which is being sent to him ct Roxton. Tex. states that business is good. and that he is doing well in his new location. yet all have many talks about Polk county and Polk county 1 folk. Mir. Logan is manager of q large department store ir Rcxton-