The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-09
,RSONAL NOTES

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 <r>~~~-----~~~--e>~<~~o->- o->-~rs~----~---,-+ as4.-> |ohn Oliver was visitor in Potter nay.
 5 T. Fraker was up from Hatfield |arday.
 w. Tolle of Hatton was a busi- T visitor in Mena Friday.
 w. Pollock of St. Louis is in 1a to look after mining interests. I'm Harvill, yandervoort lumber
 was in Mena Saturday on busi- *rs. J. W. Frost and son have re- I'd from two weeks visit at |<fht, Ark.
 and Mrs. Fred Strickland are Eng relatives and friends near Efd Camp.
 title Riding came down from Van 'en Saturday and spent Sunday with 5Rfolks in Mena.
 6iss May Shinn, who has been vis- |a relatives at North Carolina Us, arrived home in Mena Saturr LIS. J. S. King of McAlester, who been visiting her parents, MT. and & s. l.. Brooks, left Friday for her ! J. Ernest, who with his family, been visiting relatives at Wander |<t, returned home after a weeks zng. fr and Mrs. T. Hayes of Potter, o have been visiting at Oklahoma 0ts, arrived in Mena Friday on X way back home. Er. and Mrs. Draper of Chicago are Mena for a visit with Mrs. c. E. | |tach, while enroute to California Spend the summer. lie Daniels Transfer Company is < located in it's new storage build |on Pickering avenue, just below
 Eoff Wholesale house. IFS. w. k. Briscoe and Mrs. P. F. scoe, residents of Terrall, Ok, were z.ssena Monday enroute to Oden, 1re they will visit relatives. R, Montgomery left Friday af- noOn on a business trip to Texar- N and Fl Dorado, expecting to nd considerable time in the new oil Melville of Chicago, who has n looking after property interests Ehe vicinity of Vandervoort, was in na Friday en route to his home in big lake city.
 Frs. John Wolfhope of Johnstown, z sister of Mrs. J. P. Callahan,
 IVed in Mena Satur rday for a visit |& relatives. This is Mrs. Wolf
 e's first visit to Mena. Hrs. Ruth Catalano and brother, meth Tooley, of Shreveport, arr d in Mena Sunday for a visit with Fl aunt and uncle, Mir. and Mrs. J. nnes, and family.
 4r. and Mrs. H. H. Campbell and obabies, who had been visiting Mi. E Mrs. c. Sterner, parents of Mrs. Upbell, left Saturday for their 1e at New Boston, Tex. 
 yeveral squads of Boy Scouts now tamp near Hatfield, hiked to Mena Hay to attend church and to see city. There are 148 scouts in ID, all being from Texarkana. Hrs. T. T. Sumner is entertaining " home her father, J. D. McMahen, & her sister, Miss Iva McMahen, Fl from Homer, La, who arrived in
 b Friday afternoon for an extend Sisit.
 Ir. and Mrs. w. S. Christopher and 3khter, and MT. and Mrs. J. M. IIlace, all from Tyler. Tex, were <Hts at Hotel Mena Sunday, leav- Monday for an outing at Baker <1hgs.
 Hiss Elma Marshall, postmistress Buck Knob, Mir. and Mrs. Buf Page 1.-two children, and Lee Lindsay of 1mble, motored to Mena Friday to Ind the animal exhibition slated 1ppear at Menafield Saturday. &eorge Burkert of Clarksville, Ark, V had been Investigating berry wing prospects in Mena and vicin- E left Friday for his home, expect tt to arrange affairs so that he can ;;7Tn later and get u home close to |na.
 Hiss Christa York, who has been |shing school at Hamburg, arrived |ne Friday afternoon to spend the |Hfner vacation. Her grandfather,
 N. York, who had been visiting at F< Smith, accompanied the young |eher back home.
 fa B. Jones, for several years a
 plar Polk county pedagogue, grad
 "a from the University of Arkan- |at the close of this year, and The Ii is in receipt of an invitation to
 present at the graduation exer- *s Tuesday morning, June IA. ; P. Twiford of near Acorn, who 2 been at Danviiie, iii, to visit his ga, returned to Polk county Sunday. Brought his uncle, Victor M. Scull, Gk with him. The Acorn man found M crops in good shape in Illinois, Ecorn not near so big as it was in Kansas.
 rs. W. L. Brandon and daughter, R Gertie Brandon, who have been
 ting in Coleman county, Texas,
 e the Rev. Mir. Brandon was get
 their new home ready in Mena,
 Fed here Friday. They are now
 &ome at the parsonage of the First