The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-20

Mrs. John Emory of Nickes was a visitor in Mena Monday.
 w. A. Curl or Alder was a business visitor In Mena Tuesday.
 ,. J. Marnock of Maxwell. Neb.. was Mena visitor Tuesday.
 Carle Robbins, cashier of the Hat heio bank, was a Mena visitor Sunday.
 Miss Menta Wallace of Lockesburg arrived Sunday for a visit with her
 Ed Burge left Sunday for Pine Bluff, where he is to open a new Far store
 Judge J. s. Lake of DeQueen was m Mena Tuesday to look after legal matters.
 Mrs. A. D. Hammond and children left Sunday for their new home at Beggs, Ok.
 Ben Strauss left Sunday for Kansas City to buy fat cattle for Mena lovers of good beef.
 B. s. Petefsh arrived home Mon day from a two-months' visit in Kan sas and Missouri points.
 Roger Harlan of Fort Smith was in Mena Monday on business for the Lesser-Goldman company.
 Mrs. James Emerson, who has been visiting her daughters at Heavener, returned home Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Hauerwas of Hauzier Farm, were in Mena Monday to attend the funeral of Patrick Don ohue.
 Miss Evalena Hil lof Potter was in Mena Monday enroute to Coalgate, ok., to be with a sister who was re- ported i'll.
 l.. H. Lybrand has returned from trip to Sheridan, Ark, to start work going again on the Jefferson Highway after a weeks halt.
 A special meeting of the Old Pot ter Community Club will be held on Tuesday night, January 25, to greet Farm Agent Broyles.
 Directors of the Planters State Bank met Monday morning and re- elected as officers the same ones that have served the past year.
 M. A. White of Heavener, former Mena resident, was in the city Monday to greet old friends and to attend the big doings at the Elks' home.
 Mrs. Clyde Darby and baby of Grand Saline, Tex, arrived in Mena Monday for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Galloway, and other relatives.
 c. P. Morgan who had been visiting Dr. and Mrs. K. H. Black in Mena the past few weeks, left Monday after noon for his home at Burkburnett, Tex.
 Walter Nance, who had been spend ing several weeks at home in Mena, left Sunday afternoon for Jakhamon, Tex, to look after interests in bank ing circles.
 Misses Kathleen and Anna Robert left Saturday afternoon for a two- weeks visit at Shawnee, Ok, expect ing to stop at Fort Smith on their return home.
 Arch Crandall of Cove came to Mena Monday and secured from Coun- ty Clerk Anderson a license to wed Mrs. Polly Mcvicker, who also re- sides at Cove.
 R. E. Morris of Youghal, Colo, is in Mena to seek a location for home, Mir. Morris is postmaster in his town, but wants to change on account of Mrs. Morris health. parents, MT. and Mrs. A. A. Wallace.
 The Fair store started the work morning of moving to its new location in the Shields building on South Mena street.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. Nj. Burlington and children of Bisbee, Ariz., arrived in Mena to make their home in the high lands of Arkansas. For the present they are guests at Hotel Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Townsend and children of Shreveport are in Mena to take possession of their new farm home near Board Camp. On recent visit to Mena Mir Townsend bought the Brown place.
 Word from Mrs. D. M. Watkins at Marlin, Tex, is to the effect she con- tinue sto improve in health, and is still interested in Mena to the extent that she insists upon the Evening Star coming regularly to her.
 Mrs. G. l., Lochridge and Mrs. Ed win B. Cox left Saturday for visit at Fordyee. They expect to be absent from Mena fer several weeks and be- fore returning home will visit Little Rock and Hot Springs.
 R. F. Miller, cashier of the Oden bank, was visitor in Mena Sunday and Monday. He accompanied Miss Elsa Evans and her sister, Mrs. D. E.; Hermison to Mena, the last named being en route to her home at Cana dian. Ok.
 Coffman & Gibson, local painters. are taking advantage of an other wise dull period in their trade by pre- pairing signs for Mena merchants
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