The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28

NAiSs NiyQe OdsvidIl Ul DOOfleVlllGs IS spending the week with Mir and Mrs. c. c. Carolan on Route 4.
 MT. and Mrs. W. French arrived home Sunday from their visit at Rogers, Fayetteville and vicinity.
 Mrs. Stella D. Edwards of Fort Smith, sister of Mrs. J. H. Naler. ar- rived in Mena Wednesday for a visit
 Mrs. J. P. Landes of Port Arthur. Tex, is in Mena for few days visit with her brother, Fred Daniels, and family.
 J. L. Bedding of near Rocky was in Mena Wednesday with cotton to sell, getting 81k cents for bale sold to G. W. Petty.
 Paul Griffith and family, who have been visiting friends and relatives in Mena, left Wednesday for their home at Shreveport.
 Miss Elva Reed, who had been wis., iting in Mena for several days. left Wednesday for Hot Springs to com plete her vacation.
 Mrs. c. M. Cook of Drumright and her neice, Mary Graham, who had been visiting her, motored to Mena for a visit with MT. and Mrs. W. c. Graham.
 Allen Davis of Dierks motored up to Mena to investigate local conditions with view of locating. While here he was the guest of J. A. Price.
 Miss Izetta Hendrix, who had been working at Ardmore, was in Mena Wednesday enroute to her home at Big Fork
 County Clerk Anderson on Friday issued a marriage license to James T. Caudle of Hatfield and Miss Beauna Rouse of Cove.
 Miss Fannie Wise left Saturday for Waldron to be with her aunt, Mrs. s. K. Duncan, whose health has not im- proved as expected following an op- eration some time ago.
 M. M. Martin has sold his home on Tenth street to Custer King. Allen x McMillan arranged the deal. The same firm has also sold the W. E. McDearmon suburban place of 20 acres west of Mena to c. W. Sheary
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben Applebaum, Mrs. Lulu M. Ray and son, H. W. Ray, Jr., were a party of motorists who spent Sunday at Hotel Mena. They drove up from Baker Springs for visit in the county seat.
 Gene Abernathy of Fort Worth, Tex, arrived in Mena Saturday to att tend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Dave Gordon, who died at her home near Rocky. Burial took place at Odd Fellows cemetery, Rev. W. s. Airing ton presiding.
 MT. and Mrs. T. M. Cooper and baby of Fort Worth, Tex, who had been guests of Mrs. Coopers parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. L. Abney, left Monday for their home. Mrs. s. M. Alexander of Abilene, Tex, who also had been guest at the Abney home, also re- turned.
 Deputy Prosecuting Attorney B. J. Stuart planned to go to DeQueen Mon- day and attend circuit court, but re ceived a message from Paris, Tex, stating that his brother, Alex Stuart, was very low, and changed his destin- ation accordingly.
 c. H. Baldwin, who has a farm on Route 8, believes he will enjoy city life more than farming and has ar- ranged to move to Mena. He has bought from John Bates residence property on North Mena street, ! which he plans to remodel and im- prove.
 : w. D. Sweet, owner of the Siloam Springs Ice & Water Co.,, stopped off in Mena Saturday for a visit with Mena friends, and to look over the town. Mir. Sweet is a strong booster for good roads, being on the state highway board, and was we'll pleased with the outlook on the Jefferson highway.
 Joseph Henry Tucker, one of Mena's young men who has been in Uncle Sam's army, arrived in Mena Wedens- day evening, having received his dis charge on July 19 on account of the reduction in the army. Joseph Henry enlisted in December, 1921, at Camp Pike, and was member of Battery D, 10th Field Artillery.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Velvin, who have been enjoying the cool breezes in Mena and vicinity the past three weeks, have started for their home at Lewisville, Ark, planning to stop over for few days at Baker Springs. They are making the trip by motor car. Be- fore leaving the visitors declared their sojourn in Polk county was the best time of their lives.
 ". E. White of Hot Springs, for est examiner in charge of management work or timber sales, was a visitor in Mena Thursday with Forest Ranger c. Payne, with whom he is spend ing two weeks at Eagleton. MT. White will come to Mena again some time next week, when he will make an in- spection of the Rainbow Springs Play ground and the Forest Reserve adja- cent thereto, with view of taking up the matter of building mountain trails. 1 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Fitz and Misses Mary Roberts and Ouida Riding re- turned to Mena Wednesday from their trip to Ginger Blue, flanagan, Noel, ' ~tL~- Msounxtxs t.ofnfu