The Mena weekly star., 1921-03-10

PERSONAL NOTES
 Clover and grass seed for sale at rettys' pl.-12
 William Hedge of Wickes was in Mena Monday.
 T Steve Bates of DeQueen was a Mena visitor Saturday. Miss lone Arnold of Hatfield was a Mena visitor Tuesday. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Evans of oden were Mena visitors Friday. Mrs. Anna Randolph and Mrs. Gus Emerson were visitors in Fort Smith Saturday. se.s'
 Dr. L. o. Dickson left Monday af- ternoon for Grannis to look after dental patients.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl Haines and baby
 
 and friends at Hatfield.
 W. 5. Johnson and Joe Decker, two residents of Hartley, were in Mena Saturday on business.
 Carle Robbins and the Misses Lima and Jessie Johnson of Hatfield were visitors in Mena Sunday.
  F. w. Taylor of Vandervoort was in Mena Wednesday and Thursday to look after business matters.
 Whit Salyers, who has been at Pine Bluff looking after business matters, returned to Mena Monday afternoon. Mrs. w. P. Cummings and children of Mountain Fork are in Mena visit ing her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Glover. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hauert of Clay ton, Ok, arrived in Mena Saturday for visit with Phil Stevenson and family. The Rev H. l.. Waters of the Bap- tist Church left Monday afternoon for Grannis to conduct teachers train ing school.
 M. K. Penninger of the firm of Penninger & Dickson, merchants at Ida, Ok, was a business visitor in Mena Monday
 Henry, Frank and George Faulkner, of the Hartley neighborhood were in Mena Tuesday to get needed farm supplies.
 Charles Wetstruck, who has been farming near Potter, loaded out car Friday, preparatory to moving to Firth, Neb.
 Frank Grammar of the Eureka Music Company left Friday for Cove to arrange for the holding of normal school of singing.
 Mrs. J. c. Jackson returned Wednesday afternoon from visit with friends and relatives at Texas and Louisiana points. .. J. l.. Turner of Tahooka, Tex, was in Mena Thursday and secured mar riage license to wed Miss Ora Me- Cauleysof Baker Springs
 A. R. Benedict has sold his home place oh Ninth street to c. c. Parks, who insreturn resold it to Mrs. A. R. Byars, J. s. Plain arranging the last sale.
 A. F. Fair of Cove was in Mena Thursday and arranged to have The Star come to his address so that he could keep up with Polk county af fairs.
 ]. B. Daniels of Little Rock, repre- senting the state plant board, was in Mena Tuesday to interest local grow CTS of sweet potatoes in getting their product certified.
 Gene Harper is having the Farmers wagon yard on South Mena street re- built. A portion of the structure col lapsed during the record breaking storm of February.
 Miss Christa York, who was called to Mena by the illness of her grand mother, Mrs M V. York, left Monday for Hamburg, Ark, to resume her work as teacher in the schools.
 Mrs. Mary Bales, who has been suf fering from an affection of the lungs, left Tuesday morning for Bonneville, where she will take treatment for a month in the state sanitarium.
 Federal Inspector Grady Hand left Friday for Little Rock, where he will arrange for the shipment of needed chemicals to Mena for the beginning of tick eradication work March l5.
 W. c. Pfaeffle of Joplin was in Mena Saturday to consult official of the Development company regarding. the installation of a crusher and mill at the company's holdings in the Mena mining field.
 The awning in front of the Farmers & Merchants bank wrecked by the snow storm, and subsequently, re- moved, will not be rebuilt. The bank employees find the removal of the avn ing makes the interior of the bank much lighter.
 Mrs. Sam Bates and children of Quinton, Ok. stopped over in Mena Monday for visit with Mir. and Mrs. T. R. Bates, before going to Potter to