The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-22
PERSONAL NOTES

Taylor Laceheld spent Sunday with Grannis friends.
 C. D. Baker left Tuesday on a busi- ness trip to Tulsa, Ok. Tom Hammonds of Vandervoort was in Mena Monday on business.
 J. R. Brinkley of Horatio was in Mena Tuesday to visit local friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. Newt Lewis of Hugo, Ok, were in Mena Tuesday looking after business matters.
 J. F. Averitt is spending several days at Kansas City and St. Joseph buying goods for the South Mena street store.
 John E. Smith left Monday after noon for Saltwater, Ok, where he will enter Oklahoma A. X NJ. college for the coming year
 Paul Watkins and family, who nave been living east of Mena, left Tues day afternoon for their new home at Weatherford, Tex.
 
 D. B. Evans and C. B. Leonard were two Oden farmers who were in Mena { Wednesday with cotton to sell, and farm supplies to buy. ! W. A. Daughtery, living on Route 2, was in Mena Wednesday and left for Jack county, Texas, to visit old time friends and acquaintances.
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 J. B. Edwards is the latest Mena 1 resident to join the Ford family. He secured a new roadster from the Proc tor-Smith company Tuesday.
 The condition of Miss Goldie Mar | tin showed no noticeable change on Wednesday, but it is believed that she is holding her own in her long battle against disease.
 The Clover Leaf Community Club meeting has been postponed until Tuesday night, September 27. The meeting will be held in the new school house on that date. i Hubert Smith, son of Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Smith, and a member of the '21 class of the Mena High school, left Tuesday for Fayetteville, where he will enter the state university. |
 l Circuit Clerk w. L. Parker was compelled to remain at home Wednes- day due to an infection of the stump of his leg. It is possible that he may have to submit to an operation to gain relief.
 c. Warren Lacy has been invited to deliver his lecture on Mormonism at the Church of Christ next Sunday morning, and has accepted. An invi- tation is extended to all who desire to hear the doctrine of the Latter Day Saints exposed.
 Hugh D. Potts, teacher at the Board | Camp school, was one of the young men granted license to practice law in Arkansas by the supreme court on Monday. He recently took the exam ination for admission to the bar under Hal Norwood in Mena. l l. o. Smith and George Emerson of the Proctor-Smith company left on "Wednesday for Oden to give blowing demonstration with a Fordson. The tractor had been taken over to Oden earlier in the week by Marlin Whit ford.
 Mena accuaintances of R. c. Red mond, former resident, were grieved to learn Monday of his sudden deatf i at DeQueen. He passed away Sunday according to information received ir Mena MT. Redmond was ticket agent for the Kansas City Southern. | A number of residents of the Big Fork neighborhood were in Mena on T Wednesday to attend the islander suits brought by Mrs. Bessie Roberts against Robert Edwards and Calvin Edwards against George w. Roberts The suits were held in Justice Smiths court.
 LIN. Lane, adjutant of Pat Cleburns Post, U. c. ", has forwarded to Lit tie Rock the report of Confederat. ? veterans of Polk county. The repor' shows that II have passed away tn, last year. Mir. Lane is planning t, attend the state encampment, whicl will meet at Little Rock early in Oc 2 tober.
 Mir. and Mrs. K. L. Davis of Sal ]: Antonio, Tex, formerly residents 0 l. Acorn community, write The Star tha u they were not in the worst of the re t cent disastrous flood, and knew noth r ing about it until they awoke at e o'clock in the morning and found thre r feet of water all around them. The
 say they then wished they were in tn
 hills of Arkansas. ,- Rev. w. L. Brandon of the First d E. church left Wednesday morr
 ing for Fort Smith to attend the St n Louis annual conference of tn
 church. The sessions will continu e over Sunday. Bishop Quayle wi $. preside at the conference. In add n tion to Rev. Brandon Mena will | ls represented at the Methodist gathei l. ing by Mrs. c. P. Michael.
 Fred Salyers is arranging to moN
 the household effects of his daughter
 from the home on Ninth street $, Fort Smith, where they will live tn
 winter, having purchased a home l. the border city Miss Ruth will a 2. tend school in Fort Smith while Mis l. Freda is recuperating at BooneviIl Il MT. and Mrs. Salyers will continue t make their home at the ranch