The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28

 sale having been arranged by tn
 Starr agency.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Willis Hopson O Tuscon, Ariz., are in Mena to visit Dr
 and Mrs. J. T. Bogard and to renev 1 old acquaintances.
 Il Mir. and Mrs. Ovelholts left Frida. for Hermosa Beach, Calf, to mak' their home. They have three sons 1T the California town.
 | Mrs. Wesley Inman and children re turneI Wednesday aftern Jon from visit of two weeks with relatives al Ashland and Spiro, Ok. Richard Wimberly of Ashland, Ok. arrived in Mena Saturday to visit rel. atives and friends. He left Saturday for the picnic near Opal. G. J. Johnson of Tyler, Tex, an old time school teacher in Polk county, was in Mena Friday enroute to Gran- his, where he will visit friends. Mir and Mrs. Tom Martin of Parks are spending the week end in Mena with Mir. and Mrs, Ben Goolsbv. Mrs. Martin is 2 sister of MT. Goolsby.
 William and Ray Philpot, young residents of Egger, were in Mena Thursday enroute to Fort Smith, where they will enter business col lege,
 Mrs. J. c. Capron of Wichita Falls, Tex, who has been staying at Bog Springs, came to Mena Thursday for fortnight's sojourn at Hotel Mena, gss s~.~@V 1t Ee
 W. A. Mize living near Rocky, was in Mena Thursday and sold 10 bales of cotton he had stored In the bonded warehouse. The bales were bought by c. W. Petty.
 County Agent c. W. Broyles ar rived home Friday afternoon from Magnolia, where he had been attend ing the boys and girls clubs meeting at the state agricultural school.
 Ben Shaver of Ashdown arrived in Mena Friday to spend his vacation with his parents, Judge Jas. D. Shaver and Mrs. Shaver. Mrs. Ben Shaver has been hefe for the past two weeks.
 W. II. Mize went home to Cove Sat urday afternoon to spend the weekend with homefolks, having been in Mena most of the week helping his brother in-law, C. J. Branstetter, remodel his home at 102 Reine street.
 Leon Hilton, son of Dr. A. D. Hil- ton and Mrs. Hilton, here from Gran his Friday announced that the family was about ready to leave Polk county to move to Roseboro, Ak, where his father will continue the practice of medicine.
 Misc Pearl Trustworthy of Greens boro, N. Car, is in Mena for visit with her brother, W. E. Kinsworthy, and family. Miss Trustworthy found Mena to be much like the eastern state and was delighted with the ch- mate.
 Clyde Pickens, arrested for enter ing the Butler drug store at Hatfield, was iss juvenile court Friday morning and was ordered taken to the boys reformatory at Pine Bluff, where he will have a home and the benefits of right training.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Gillum of Allen, Ok, who had been in the vicinity of waters and Egger to visit relatives and f,.iando cfoppad f,, Mono Frh.,~c day en route to their home. They made the trip to Polk county and re- turn in their car.
 Mrs. c. R. Carroll and little daugh- ter, Maudames, and sister, Mrs. S. w. Davis, here from Cravens, La, are now located with Mir. and Mrs. Ben Gools- by, corner Tenth street and Maple av- enue. Dr. c. R. Carroll, husband of the former, is mill physician for the Pickering Land and Timber Company.
 k. A. Erwin, builder of Mena's fine passenger station, passed thru on No. 1 Thursday and stopped off to greet local friends and view the building. He has finished the work on the union station at Shreveport and was enroute to headquarters at Kansas City
 Mir. and Mrs. k. c. Turner were in Mena Thursday and left on No. i for Ozark, where they will visit the old home in Franklin county. While away Eli declares he is going to dive into the "ole swimming hole" once more. They expect to be away week or more.
 Mrs. Hubert Knight and baby son are expected Saturday from Coalgate. Ok, to join Mir. Knight, who has been here for several weeks in the employ of K. w. Tomlinson. at the Dodge Motor agency. Mir. and Mrs. Knight will be at home with the former's par ents, Mir. and Mrs. C. w. Knight. at 404 Seventh street.
 Ben Owens of Zafra, Ok, we'll known former resident of Polk coun- ty and yet owner of good Ouachita valley farm, spent Saturday with Mena friends. Ben is a convert to the belief that in Bermuda and lespe- deza tJapan clover) rests great part of the future prosperity of this coun. try, and is practicing what he breaches.
 ]. E. Woodward, in from Boare Camp Saturday, reports that crop: are looking fine in this community, ane he adds that he has a fine yield oI Irish potatoes and splendid pros peet for sweet potatoes, and with tn. truck crops he Is raising lot of fees and forage. In the forage line h, has between 10 and l2 acres of clovel i and red top, having sown the clover
 with his oats last spring.