The Mena weekly star., 1921-05-12
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---~~-~~>~~-~~~~se.n-'> ! Robert Taylor, Jr., of De Queen was visitor in Mena Thursday.
 John Hildebrand of Ritz was in Mena on business Wednesday,
 w. c. B. Allen left Wednesday on a business trip to DeQueen. Walter Sossamon returned Wednes- day from a business trip to Montl- cello, Ark.
 W. I. Green was in Wickes Wednes- day to attend meeting of directors of the bank.
 Charles Harrington of Texakana was in Mena Thursday to look after mining interests in the local field.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clint Noble and two sons left Wednesday afternoon for Cooper, Tex, MT. Noble accompany ing his family back home following a visit to Mena.
 E. Blackwell of Heavener was in Mena Wednesday and Thursday to visit old time friends. While here he also found time to attend the baseball game in which his son was one of the star players.
 Mrs. Jessie Hall, clerk at the office of the Jefferson Highway commission, has received her notarial seal and commission, being the second Mena member of her sex to be appointed to the office of notary public. Sheriff J. A. Thornton and his as sistants have started work of get ting the list of delinquent taxpayers ready for printing. The list will not likely be as large as expected, tho t is certain to be larger than usual. Mir. and Mrs. J. N. Brogan left Thursday for Hartford, Kas., having been summoned back to their old home to attend the burial of MT. Bro gan's mother. During his absence Mrs. Ray Gift is carrying the mail on route No. 2.
 James NJ. Moore of Kansas City, who has been in Texas looking after business interests. is in Mena for a short visit with Mrs. Moore, who is finding that the water and climate of Mena is making a material change for the better in her health.
 Mrs. T. c. Blair and two children, and her mother, Mrs. W. D. Cobb. all residents of Paris, Tex, arrived in Mena Wednesday for visit with MT. and Mrs. J. R. Morrow on South Eighth street. The ladies are cousins of Mrs. Morrow.
 Mrs. Emma Deming, and old time resident of the Board Camp communi- ty. died Thursday morning at her home. She was the mother of Mrs. Marion Lewis. The burial will take place at Board Camp.
 The suburban place of Carr Allen in the northeast part of Mena has been sold by the Starr agency to Aus tin R. Carter. former resident of | Houston, Tex. who recently brought his family to Mena to live.
 Father Martin of De Queen came to Mena Wednesday afternoon to con- duet Ascension Day services at St | fNGHIS tHNltii III biaIt VI Itiuct 1 Gallagher. who is at Little Rock al the bedside of his sick mother.
 Harve Embry, living near Ink, was 1 taken seriously ill Thursday nighi and required the services of physi elan. His illness was mainly due tC an overdose of drug taken to relieve pain, according to reports received in Mena.
 Charles Haffke of Hope. presiden of the Hampstead Farm Bureau. vii be in Mena Wednesday to attend session of the Polk County Farm Bu reau and assist in the work of incor porating the focal organization int, the state association for cotton mar keting
 | R. s. Hooper received a nhone mes sage that his father, J. NJ. Hooper had died Thursday morning at Hone, Grove. Tex. Mir. Hoouer had received word sometime ago of his fathers i'll
 ness. but the news of his death cam . as shock. Owing to illness NIT
 Hooper will be unable to attend tn
 funeral services.
 Rev. Charles Burnett. former Pol
 county resident. but now loceted a
 Ouinton. Ok, was in Mena Monda
 enroute home following a visit wit
 his mother and brother near Ona'
 Before leaving for his 0klahom
 home the former preacher-lawmake , met numerous Mena friends. II stated that he would soon 20 to r
 Dorado. Jackson county, Ok, and bs