The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-08

NJ - ----------------- Eugene Holt Bishop has cut two teeth.
 DON'T FORGET W. E. Holt's Dol lar Table. pl 50
 J. R. Arnold of Hatfield brought cotton to the Mena market Tuesday.
 Cashier S. W. Duke of the First National Bank was a visitor in Gill; ham and De Queen Wednesday.
 Judge J. I. Alley plans to leave Tueday morning for Mt. Ida to att tend the Montgomery county chan cery court.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Bales and baby left Saturday for a visit at Poteau and Fort Smith, expecting to return home Wednesday.
 Ivan Rowe, banker at Caddo Gap, was a visitor in Mena Monday, coming over to look after business matters and to visit friends.
 Miss Beatrice Moss left Wednesday for her home after visit of several days in Mena with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Moss.
 4o9s REDUCTION on all goods in our Millinery Department. c. w.. PETTY. pl 50
 The Payne Real Estate Company has moved it's. office from the old To- cation to new quarters in the Eudgins building on De Queen street.
 The Duke Magruder store will be open Thursday morning at o'clock, after having been closed two days in preparing for the grandpa sale"
 W. D. Goodner, who lives east of breed of hogs, the Spotted Poland Chinas. The animals are fine ones and
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Willis Hopson of Clifton, Ariz., are in Mena for visit with Mrs. Hopson's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Bogard.
 Dr. D. W. Connally and J. c. Ho- heimer of Hatfield were Mena visit ors for short time Monday morning came to Mena from a breeder in Ken lucky.
 Robert Cox, who lives east of Mena. and who is student at Hendrix col lege, Conway, was taken to Fort Smith to undergo an operation for ap- pendicitis.
 M. L. Higgins of Chant has been named postmaster of that Scott coun- ty town, according to announcement made this week by Postmaster General Hayes.
 Mrs. Levi Heath of New York City arrived in Mena Wednesday for a visit with her husbands family near Board Camp. This is the young woman's first visit to Polk county
 Miss Lucy Thomas of Fayetteville. who has been in Mena for some months helping care for her sister, the late Mrs. F. A. Lee, left Sunday afternoon for her home.
 Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Spencer re- turned Sunday from Hot Springs with their young son, who earlier in the week underwent an operation for relief from nasal trouble.
 Mrs. c. k. Montgomery, who re- turned from the Texarkana hospital last week, following a five months stay, was compelled to return there for further treatment Sunday after noon. She was accompanied by her daughter, Jewell.
 Marion Lewis of Board Camp was in Mena Friday and completed the sale of 24 bales of cotton to c. w Petty, the largest sale made by any individ- ual this season. The cotton was partly new crop and part held over from 1920. Prices paid ranged from ii to IS cents.
 Mena friends have been advised of the marriage of Miss Lula Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R.. Jackson, to Will Coe, which took place at Fl Dorado. Ark, on Novem- Der 30. Mfr. Coe has oil interests in Fl Dorado and they will make their home in that city.
 Mrs. J. H. Naler, who had been wis., itinR at Cumberland City. Tenn. re- turned home to Mena Wednesday af- ter q six weeks absence. On her journey to the east she stopped and visited at Little Rock. Hr. kaler went to Rich Mountain and met his