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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-05
BISHOP dunno SAYS
CHARITY SHOULD
commence At HOWE.
HEAD OF PEORIA DIOCESE IN AD.
DRESS 5EFo CHARITIES
BODIES POINTS OUT BENEFITS
TO BE GAINED FROM SOCIAL
WELFARE.

Peoria, H., Dec. 5.-Warning of an
impending "retrogression 10 pagan
ism" was sounded by Bishop Edmund
NJ. Dunue of the Catholic diocese OF
Peoria Sunday afternoon in opening
the annual joint conference of the Hi.
nois Charities Correction, and Public
Welfare organizations whose sessions
will continue throughout tomorrow
and Tuesday.
To prevent such retrogressiou to
raganism and for the preservation OF
Christian ideals among our people ~
the bishop said i should like 10 see
as many as possible Of our relisioasly
educated men and women identified
with this whole movement OF social
'velfare" He urged religious people
everywhere TO put aside indifference
to social welfare
v. S. Reputation Abroad.
Before the world war the bshop
snid. "our reputation abroad was any
thing but enviable. OF all people on
the face OF tho earth we Americans
were considered about the most mate.
rialistic whose highest occupation
was the pursuit OF pelf and pleasure,
and whose national deity was the
American dollar.
During the last few years cur
seyerest critics must admit that we
opened our hearts and purses as no
people ever have since the beginning
OF human history. The activities Of
oar vas. charitable organizations
wore conducted on so gigantic a scale
as to place us in the front rank OF
human tdealisrl.
Charity begins a: Home.
There is hardly a nation, great or
small, on the other side of the Allan.
TIC WHICH has not recently appealed
70 us toraid Billions have been loaned
or co-Deiisefents to wage that n--tsr'
and CHASTITY war. NoG. With little
thought of paying even the interest,
they are asking rs not only to forget
the principle, but TO extend their
credit and give still more.
We cannot turn deaf ear to any
deserving appeal, no matter whence
it comes. But we can OBSERVE that
charity begins at home and that we
A'1NS Ltie III buE lllust al uStt-4lS
largo field TO cultivate II is the field
of public welfare. charities, and cor
rections. These agencies are con.
cerned with the restoration of in.
diyiduals. families. and groups. to the
normal or accepted standards o. civil
lied life The field is oyerrun with
the weeds of poverty, disease, de,
tendency. delinquency, and parental
neglect, Here We have ample oppor
unity to exercise our charitable pro.
eliyitiesp
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-05
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-05
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-05
Water in Which Fish Can't Live.

At the greatest depths Of the Black
and Caspian seas there is no animal
life. in the case Of the Black sea
this is on account Of the presence Of
sulphurettcd hydrogen in tie water,
while in the Caspian there is not
enough o>.l gen at great depths to main
tain any form Of animal life
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-05
All ECo+lste

Jnd Tunkins says nobody does any,
thing 50 well that somebody doesn't
think he could do il better if he was
to take the trouble 10 try.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-05
Notice.

We wish to thank ourmany friends
who helped 20 make, our bazaar ana
cafeteria supper success, the sup
per being one of Tie largest we ever
Gayo, ~ ~
Ladies Of the First Al y. Church.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-05

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-05

P9slponCd Meeting
OF Eotert Emmet club until Monday,
Dec, e.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
TWO MILE WINTERS.

Born, January 26, to Mir. and Mrs. c. s. Anderson, a 10-pound girl.
 Dora Anderson of Mena was a wis., itor at this place Saturday and Sun day
 Marion Holder spent Sunday night at the home of his brother, Ray Hold CT, at Hatfield.
 lrma Nichols who is teaching at Cove, spent Saturday night and Sun day with home folks.
 Little Eunice Williamson, one of the twin daughters of Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Williamson, has been quite sick the past week.
 Miss Sallie Anderson, who has been seriously i'll with pneumonia, is now improving and the doctor reports her out of danger
 Edgar Hewitt and wife of Texas, are now at the home of Mir. Hewitt's aunt, Mrs. Willis. They expect to To- cate in these parts if they can find land to rent.
 Elzy Nichols, who was badly burned in the explosion of gasoline at Burk- burnett, Tex, arrived home last Sat urday. He is improving rapidly ex- cept for his eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
ACORN CUPS.

R. N. Gilstrap has gone to Fort Worth, Tex, on business trip.
 Grandma Evans was very poorly last week, but is better.
 Peter McWilliam is in Little Rock for few days on Farm Bureau busi- ness.
 Tom Johnson of Mena. is acting as section foreman in the absence of Mir Pettigrew.
 Jack Crews of Horatio made short visit at the home of his brother, G. S. Crews, her last week.
 Fdgar Hale of Birmingham, Ala. came to see his brother and visit at the home of his uncle, C. R. Hale.
 W M. Pettigrew's friends were sor- " to learn of his accident in getting his leg broken but pleased to hear that he is doing we'll.
 J. ". Hancock's father from South ern Illinois, came to spend the rest of the winter with MT and Mrs. Han cock.
 Instead of the regular program a spelling match is being arranged for This will be both instructive and anus lng large invited to take part.
 Remember the Farmers Club meet ing next Saturday night. Mir Broyles, the new farm demonstration agent, and Mrs Austin, home demonstration agent. are expected Co meet with us at that time.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
OLD COVE COMMUNITY.

Lonnie Little was Mena visitor one day last week.
 Mir. Brown and family have moved to the Iceman place.
 There was party at the home of Frank Hasley on Six Mile Saturday night.
 Henry Bingham spent a few days last week in the new oil field at FL Dorado, Ark.
 Selfie Moore, son of l.. T. Moore, left for DeQueen last Monday, where he has employment.
 Misses Gussie and Ludie Stevenson of McCauley, spent Sunday at the home of Miss Mamye Little.
 Mir Taylor has finished digging the well on the Ross place and is now working on one west of Cove.
 Mir. Moon and family of Plainview, Tex, have moved on the place for merly occupied by Luther Jackson. Mir. and Mrs. Manson Belknap of the McCauley community spent Sun day at the home of Mir. and Mrs. w. D. Stockton.
 Sunday school and prayer meeting were little dull last Sunday on ac- count of the cold weather. But do not let this hinder us. Everyone come next Sunday and have a large Sunday school
 Mnonehiu
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
INK sPLASHEs.

Farmers are getting busy-some blowing, some fencing and getting ready for the hog law.
 Hunter Flemming and Ivan Gatlin were in this community Tuesday gathering beef cattle.
 A. A. Perry, postmaster and mer- chant of Ink, was in Mena Thursday after supplies for his store.
 Doss Townsend who is teaching school at Shady, spent Saturday and Sunday here with home folks.
 Mrs. Emmett Templeton and son, Don, of Hickory Grove, visited here Thursday with Mir. and Mrs. George Embry.
 Little Keith, son of Mir. and Mrs. w. L. Howard, who fell January T, and broke his leg, is improving nicely
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS.

MT and Mrs. L. H. Johnson were Mena visitors Friday.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs Boyd Col man. January 2S, daughter.
 Judge Finger was q Hatfield visitor the latter part of last week.
 The Hatfield Lumber Comnanv's planer is now running on full time Mr and Mrs T. A. Allen of Mena snent Sunday with Mrs. Carrie Whin- pie, mother of Mrs. Allen
 Ira keller has purchased the hak- cry from E C. Muldrow and took DOS session of same last Friday.
 ". K Parsons of Rocky spent Sat- lrday night with his parents. NIT. and Mrs. C w. Parsons.
 Amos Musgrave returned cat,.r. day from business trip to Musko- gee. Ok. Mr and Mrs. J. D. Henderson vis- ted at Vandervoort at the | A. Hon. derson home Mir. and Mrs. I. 4 arc seriously ill.
 4ohn Harrson blacksmith for tho Beach Lumber Company. had tho mis- fortune 10 have his arm broken Snn- dev while cranking an auto.
 Four of M T. Ramsfeld's crown children from different points in Tex-
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
Papa's Pet.
UNION GRovE-PosEY HOLLOW.

MT. and Mrs. George Scott of Ink, visited J. D. Combs Thursday night.
 Mrs. Morrison and son, Austin, was n Mena Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wnl Martin went to Mena Friday.
 Alvia Combs marketed cotton Tn Mena Thursday.
 Miss virdia Swiger went to Mena Wednesday.
 Hamp Wiles returned to Quinton, Ok, Thursday. He will works there this year.
 Mrs. J. S. Cox of Hatfield is visit ing relatives and friends of Union this week.
 Zack Yeargen of Pittsburg, Kas., visited his sister, Mrs. James Swiger, from Thursday until Saturday.
 Oval Ford of Posey Hollow went to Highland Friday to visit friends and relatives.
 Brother Remly of Muskogee, Ok, preached at Union Saturday night and Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Jeff Bell gave a dance last Tuesday night. All reported a good time.
 Larmen Woods, brother of Mrs. Frank Bell and Mrs. Jeff Bell, gave them a very short visit and returned home Thursday to Black Springs.
 Mrs. Nora Howard of Tulsa, Ok, came to be with her father, Mir. Mid daugh, who is very ill.
 The literary at Union Grove will be next Saturday night, February 5. All are invited
 Mir. and Mrs. Jeff Bell and H. M. Cox attended the dance at Mir. Craw- lords near Holly Springs, Friday night.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
BIG FORK BITS.
Pickles.

James Bailey and Toy Lawrence of Big Fork made a business trip to Mena last Saturday.
 Guy Cox of Shady past here Mon- day on his route to Slatington to at tend Co some business.
 Mrs. J. A Hampton left Friday to some part of Missouri to the bedside of her mother, who is sick
 Home folks received letters from F. z. Davis and Ora Cox Both ex- tend best regards to their friends.
 There will be literary at the school house Friday night, February i, Everybody come and have a good time. Homer Bates and Earl Beck of Big Fork visited at the home of w. J. Bates near Sulphur Springs Saturday night.
 Miss Ethel Abernathy and brother, Milbern, Of near Fair farm, visited last Friday night at the home of their sister, Mrs. James Pate, at Mill Creek.
 Mrs. H. M Cox and grandson, Gregg, of Slatington, visited Monday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Alva Jones at Crawford's mill near Big Fork.
 r. F Crawford went to Mena Fri day to attend to business. Mir. Craw- ford is having pretty good success with his sawmill, but slow sale for lumber.
 Thru mistake in last weeks items instead of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jones, lit was Mir. and Mrs. 4. W. Jones who were the proud parents of the 10l5 pound baby boy.
 A letter received from Mir. and Mrs T. II. Jones of Kansas City, Kas., who left here the last day of September reported that Mir. Jones, who has been helpless for over year is no better and his health is still failing.
 Two Jumpers.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03

as arrived Sunday afternoon in re- sponse to word of the very serious illness of their brother, Chris, who IS suffering from an attack of pneu- monia.
 The meeting held at the auditorium Saturday for the purpose of organiz-- ing a farmers club was well attended and much enthusiasm was in evil d.nce. With long pull and strong pull and a pull all together great benefit will undoubtedly be received from these organizations.
 The fifth Sunday meeting held at the Christian church was well at tended thereby proving how much Rev. Slater's discourses were apprec- ated. Mrs. Dollie Bledsoe united with the church Saturday night and received the rite of baptism at Lin er's ford Sunday Rev. Grammer of Cove had charge of the singing.
 Word has been received from the P. r. Rouse family that they will soon move to Poteau, Ok, where MT. Rouse will have charge of the Rail- road section.
 Misses Lima and Jesse Johnson were passengers TOT Meid odtutddy. Miss Jessie will remain for two weeks and take treatments from Dr. Hawkins
 The fifth and last number of the Lyeeum course was given Tuesday evening by the Stafford Operatic Company to full house This course of entertainment has been greatly en- jcyed by residents of Hatfield and vi- cinity and undoubtedly a like treat will be furnished next winter
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
ELM SPRINGS ITEMS.

E. A. Cole traded in Mena Tuesday Will Cole is reported on the sick list.
 Misses Magdalene and Vist Dupree spent Saturday night with the Misses Perian of Yocana.
 Misses Lillie and Pearl Edwards attended services at Pine Grove Sun day.
 Martin Crawford is making pre-. parations to build a new dwelling on his farm.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ebb Watkins and chil. dren motored over from Yocana Sat. urday to visit Mrs. Watkins parents MT. and Mrs. ". T. Cole.
 Among those trading in Ink Satur- day were P c. Mitchell, Mir. Thomas J. Q. Rosson, Sam Mitchell, W. F. Rosson, ". T. Cole, Dewey Quinn, Col Her Brock, Vester Quinn and A. \ Townsend,
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03

were in Mena Friday.
 Will Reed was a county seat visitor the first of last week.
 w. M. Martin visited Saturday night at Alder Springs.
 J. r. Wallace preached at Shady Point Sunday at II a. m.
 Dr. Dunman was called to see Grandma Mcbride Sunday.
 Robert Sartin spent Wednesday in butchering a nice bunch of hogs.
 E. U. Rivers was transacting busi- nes with Mena merchants Tuesday.
 Several of the Big Cedar, Ok, peo- pie passed thru here Monday enroute to Mena.
 Tom Rogers has purchased a bunch of cattle from Dr. c. A. Camp bell of Nunley.
 Several Of the boys from this place attended the dance at the Bert Pride home last week.
 w. G. Gordon made trip to Mena Thursday to get supplies for his Mountain Fork store. Armon Peters who has been em- ployeG in the oil fields returned home last week. He reported work very dull
 " Ailit DIiilH anu IdiHliH iilONEu lO the J. R. Robinson place last week, where they will reside the coming year.
 The people of this community would enjoy a pretty spell of weather so as to begin to prepare their 1921 crops
 Miss Ora Tucker, teacher of the Mountain Fork school, spent Satur- day with Miss Nellie Rogers of Rocky. Mir. and Mrs. Basil Bedding spent Friday and Saturday night at the Martin and Claud Bedding homes near Phillip.
 Mrs. Pearl Hall and daughter, Aliff, and w. H. Leverett of Rocky, spent Saturday night at the Lloyd Fields home
 Miss Ora Tucker of Mountain Fork spent Friday night with Miss Wretha Sartin. and attended the party at the Clossin home.
 There was a party given at the Clossin home Friday night. There was large crowd attended and all report a nice time.
 Miss Reba Landers, teacher of the Shady Grove school and Robert Coal ter spent Sunday with the latter's sister of this place.
 Friday is the last day of the winter term of school at Mountain Fork. The teacher and pupils will render a pro- gram in the afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs Robert Sartin and daughters Miss Wrctha and Millie, and son, Jewel, spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Ruben Crawford home near Alder Springs. Brown Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
CRYSTAL HILL SPARKS.


 H. ". Stewman hauled ties to Mena last week.
 Uncle Bill Frye's new residence is nearing completion.
 s. H. Hilton made q business trip to Mena Thursday.
 MT, and Mrs. Harve Linn were Mena visitors Friday.
 The farmers at this place are busy getting ready for spring crops. Archie Stewman attended Sunday school at Board Camp Sunday. Miss Ruby Looney of Mena visited her grandmother at this place last week.
 Miss Lillie Little and Ella Miller of Board Camp visited the school at this place last Friday afternoon.
 There was 2 large crowd attended the party at F. 0. Gipson's Saturday night and all reported a nice time. There will be singing at the +. W. Stewfnan home next Sunday. Every
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
BETHESDA SPRINGS sPRINKLEs

J. w. Higdon has moved to Bethesda Springs from Mena and started a store.
 Mrs Bud Cunningham and Mrs. Will Coe were visiting at the home of w. A. Cunningham Friday.
 Jack Nichols and family of Pitts burg, Kas., is visiting his mother, Mrs. s. A. Nichols, at this place.
 Eugene Sommerville and family of Two Mile, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. s. A. Nichols.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
GRANNIS GRAINS.

J. F. Nunes drove to DeQueen Sun day
 Jim Reams was visiting in Grannis last week
 v r. Danner was in Mena last week.
 C. E. sherman was in Hatfield last Thursday.
 L c Cole was in Wickes last week or business.
 D. Danield was in Wickes Satur- day on business.
 Frank Allen went down Clinton street Sunday night.
 Tom Matin and family are visiting relatives in Grannis this week
 Opal Wisely and Nell George were in Mena on business last week.
 Bill McVay went to Vivian. La, this morning to work in the oil fields.
 W. r. McVay still working on his telephone wires and Budman is help ing him.
 Robert Lease returned to Mena Sunday afternoon where he has been going to school
 Zula Jones returned home late Sun day night after an extended visit in and around Grannis.
 Rev N. o. Hornsby will fiji his reg ular appointment Saturday and Sun day at the Baptist church.
 A birthday party was given at Sargent's Thursday night in honor of Hattie and Doll All reported a good time.
 4 party was given at the Lem Nor gan home Saturday night A mum Der of young folks attended and re- ported good time
 A large crowd of young folks went kodaking Sunday, no pictures were taken. 1t is supposed the camera was broken when the first picture was made.
 A pie supper was given last Friday night at the school house. A short program was given by the school featuring cipher ing. There is evil dence of feeling of satisfaction over the result of the contest.
 The Grannis Union Sunday school has started rather a unique plan of Bible study, instead of reading a number of verses or chapters, they give a question each Sunday, a re- ward is to be given at the end of G months. 1st question, "What woman had a crying spell for a week, which cost her husband several suits of clothes? Second, "What unnamed Bible character died a death that no one ever died before or since ?n Third, "Who won a dinner and a wife by standing up for several girls lot of bullies ?n
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
EAsT oF vANpERvooRT NEVIS.

Mir Reed and son, Versey, are mak- ing preparations to move near Wickes. J. A. Hamilton left Sunday night for Quey, Ok, where he has position. Mrs Harvey spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Ford.
 MT Bollen who has blood poison, is better this week.
 There was dance at Jim Horton's last Saturday night.
 Quite crowd enjoyed the singing given at Mir. Noakes' last Sunday. Mir Dominey came home last Thurs day from the oil fields in Texas.
 All invited to the singing at Mr. Letterman's next Sunday.
 MT Howard is seriously i'll this week.
 H R. Ford left last Thursday for Saltwater. Ok.
 J, A Hamilton was Cove visitor Wednesday.
 Willard Hamilton and Calvin May field of Octavia, Ok, were visiting friends and relatives here last week. II. 0. Wooley and son, Runey, and Mir. Merryman hauled two loads of cot ton seed from Cove last Thursday. Mrs. A. J. Barber was visiting with friends in this community last Thurs day.
 Mrs. Henry Hamilton and children and Mrs. Fannie Cranfill visited with Mrs. J. <. Hamilton Monday.
 Mrs. Rivers Hughes of near Van dervoort. is at the bedside of her fath- CT, MT. Howard, who is seriously i'll. John Holden and Miss Geneva Me Daniel surprised their many friends by being quietly married at the coun- ty seat last Tuesday
 Boss Jackson left last Tuesday for Fl Dorado, Ark, to find employment as driller. He returned Sunday and expects to leave Tuesday for Homer, La.
 Pickles
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
CENTER POINT CIRcLETs.

Note-Page evidently was omitted from envelope.
 MT. and Mrs. Oliver Earnest traded in Mena Saturday.
 Jody Fields of Mountain Fork, was the guest of Oscar Cummings Tues day.
 Some of the young folks enjoyed a party at the home of Lillie Day Fri day night.
 Next Sunday is Mir. Redding's reg ular meeting day at Center Point school house.
 Wyatt Gordon and wife spent Sat urday night and Sunday at the home of their son, John, at Potter.
 There will be a meeting at Center Point school house next Friday night. The county farm and home demon- stration agent will be present and will give addresses, as will also Fred J. Smith, secretary of the Commercial Club of Mena. It is hoped that a community club may be organized at this place. The visitors will be glad to meet all the people of the commun- ity, become better acquainted, and whenever possible lend a helping hand.
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The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03

for Thursday night, February 10 at this place Everybody come. The son of Mir. and Mrs. w C.. Thornbury of Mena, visited Rome Crossland here from Friday until Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cam and daughter, Versie, Misses Alice and Nettie McAl- lister of this place visited at the home of Frank billiard on Two Mile Sunday.
 Someone.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
GAIN GATHERINGS.

Mrs. Hall and daughter, Helen, made, business trip to Hatfield last Tuesday.
 The Misses Versie Gam and Letha Gasseei of this place attended church at Potter Sunday night.
 Mrs Lester Thacker of Rocky vis- tied at the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Lemming Sunday.
 The Literary Society has program
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03

one is invited to come and take part
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Peters and Ed Durham and sister, Ada, attended the literary at Board Camp Thursday night.
 Everybody remember the literary at this place Saturday night, February ,. A program is being prepared that will make you remember Crystal Hill. So come and bring somebody with you.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
EGGER ECHOES.

Several from Yocana attended the party at Darrell Lees Saturday night Mrs. lilly and son, Hugo, of near Dallas, were in this vicinity this week. M. F. Fisher preacher here Sunday. Rev. John Simpson will preach at this place Sunday.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03
MOUNTAIN HORN ForRLEs.

". P Cumings went to Potter Sat arday
 MT. Eaves took ties to Potter Tues day.
 There was singing at Shady Sun day evening.
 Roy Clossin and Herbert Linam
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03

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 Special discount on Underwear for the family.
 Special prices on Mems Pants.
 Shirting-Fast colored fine yard goods, especially suited for Mems and Boys Shirts. Going at, yard d-------------20
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 Shoes! es!!-For Men, Women, Boys and Girls. Foresightedness in purchasing long-wearing, comfortable Shoes enables us to offer them at such low prices Make your selection here, and be sure of receiv- ing right prices.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-03

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