The Mena weekly star., 1921-11-03

------ --. donment of that post was transferred to Ft. Sill.
 Mrs. L. K. Fogel and little daugh- ter of Fogel were shopping in Mena Tuesday.
 J. I. Dempsey and Mack Hughes of Cove were in Mena Tuesday to at tend Circuit court.
 Tom Eads of Opal was in Mena on Monday with cotton for the local mar ket.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Murray, living west of Hatfield, were in Mena Tues day to attend Circuit court.
 T. J. Wilbanks began work Tues day morning at the Planters State Bank. He will bring his family to Mena later.
 Mrs. c. B. Bates left Thursday for Oklahoma City, after a visit with her daughter, Mrs H. l.. Looney, al Board Camp.
 J. H. McCaghren was in Mena Mon- day and left for Kansas City to enter one of the big auto schools for a course of training.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. l.. Leamon of Rich Mountain were shopping in Mena Tuesday, Mir. Leamon bringing bale of cotton to be ginned and sold
 ]. R. Ogden of Hatfield, while on his way to Mera on business Friday, found an auto tag, which he left at Sheriff Thornton's office for the owner.
 A shipment of the beautiful crystal rock is being made by Walter Bain to Rockwall, Tex, and if the Polk county product suits, bigger shipment will follows.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Williamson and baby arrived Thursday from DeQueen for a visit with Mir. and Mrs. R. s. Allen, Mrs. Williamson being Mir AL lens niece.
 Mir and Mrs. T. J. Holmes of Cheraw, Colo, are in Mena prospect ing for location. They had previ- ously spent winter in the northwest ern part of the state.
 The Baker Land Company on Tuesday moved it's office to the Smith building on Mena street, for merly occupied by the Cooper De- velopment Company.
 E. 0. Morphew of Big Fork has moved to Mena and joined the sales force of J. B. Goss. S. M. Jackson is off duty at the same institution be- cause of wrenched knee.
 W. H. Long of Fort Worth, Tex, af- ter looking over Mena as place to live, decided to return home, bring his family back, and stay here until he found home to suit them all.
 J. s. Frost of Delight was in Mena to attend the Kolb murder trial, and also enjoyed visit with his brother, J. w. Frost, of the Frost Motor Com pany. With him was c. U. Allbaugh, lumberman of Dierks.
 Mrs. Frank Strickland and three children of Spiro, Ok, arrived in Mena Wednesday for visit with her brother, Fred Strickland, and family. Mir. Strickland expects to spend the weekend here with his family. 
 w. F. Latham, former resident, was in Mena Thursday on business. Mir. Latham has purchased the stock of groceries of J. D. Henderson at Smithville, and has been operating the business for the past thirty days. Prof. U. F. lobe, head of the schools at Vandervoort, in Mena Fri day attending the convention of Polk county teachers, left that afternoon for his home in Siloam Springs in response to a telegram announcing the serious illness of Mrs. lobe. Some of the finest turnips seen on the Mena market this season were those brought in Tueday by w. J. Tucker. In spite of the extremely dry weather MT. Tucker raised fine crop, and attributes his success to the fact the turnips were on new ground
 Mir. and Mrs. H. E. Shell left on Thursday for Texarkana, where it is expected MfS. CneIf Will undergo. an operation. Wilburn Middleton, a brother of Mrs Shell, joined them at Hatfield. A telegram Thursday stat ed that Mrs. Shell had stood the trip nicely.
 Mrs. A. J. Plemmons of Oden, ac- lcompanied by her daughter, Miss Mat tie Plemmons, motored to Mena Mon l day and met another daughter, Mrs Bristow, and husband. of Terrill, Ok who came to Mena on No. and who were en route to the old home at 0den on a visit.
 The Masonic Council is planning for big meeting Thursday night at the local temple. More than 20 candi- dates are ready for initiation, and Grand Master Allen Winham of Tex arkana, in addition to other high off cers of the council, are expected to be in attendance.
 W. J. Jerrigan of Little Rock state club leader for boys and girls and Prof. w. H. Noodle of Fayette- vile, state dairy specialist, are ir Mena today to attend the Poultry Show and the club rally. They vii be at Hatfield tonight to attend { dairy meeting, and on Saturday they will be ir Mena for the same purpose