The Mena weekly star., 1921-03-31
NOTES

 N. R. Oneal left Monday on a busi- ness trip to Fort Smith.
 G. c. Johnson of Smithville was in Mena on business Friday.
 Mrs. s. P. Mullins of Abilene, Tex, is a guest at the Savoy hotel
 D. M. Watkins left Monday for Marlin, Tex. to rejoin his family.
 K. F. Smallwood of Opal was in Mena Tuesday after needed farm sup plies.
 Emmett Rowe of Rocky was in Mena Friday to look after business matters.
 Cashier s. W. Duke of the First National Bank was Hatfield visitor Tuesday.
 Mrs. c. H. Whipple and son, Ever ett. have gone to Atlanta, La, to viit relatives.
 John Huddleston of Ardmore, Ok, is in Mena to visit friends and rela- tives in this vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Cox left Sat urday morning for an extended so- journ at Kansas City.
 J. Hoblitzel of Eustis, Neb., arrived in Mena Sunday to look after mining interests near Hatton.
 Clifton Hay left Sunday afternoon fnr. Nsfxr 4< n&4 of Edison representatives.
 Mrs. Jesse Philpot left Friday af- ternoon to attend church meeting now in progress at DeQueen.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Mollet of Board Camp were in Mena Tuesday to look after business matters.
 T. H. Philpot of Egger was in Mena Thursday enroute to Childress, Tex, where he will visit relatives
 F. Murray of Tulsa, Ok, came to Mena Thursday to visit friends and to look after business matters.
 w. D. Logston and Dr. B. E. Dun man were in Hatfield Tuesday inves- tigating the oil situation.
 Mrs. F. St. Clair of Chicago is guest at Hotel Mena, while in the city to look after business matters.
 Columbus Ferguson and Perry Rey- holds, two young farmers who live near Opal were Mena visitors Tues day.
 James S. Spakes of Opal was m Mena Friday and secured license to wed Miss Fife Manen, also a resident of Opal
 Miss Ouida Riding left Thursday afternoon for Fort Smith to spend the week end with her brother, Little Riding.
 Miss Tessie Sterner, who had been visiting her sister at New Boston, Tex, returned home to Mena Thurs day afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. John D. Baker and children came up from DeQueen Sun day for visit with Mir. and Mrs. C.. D. Baker
 Mir. and Mrs. Bert Golf and children of Eagleton, Ok, arrived in Mena Sunday for visit with R. B. Board
 Mrs. Matte Littleton, who had been teaching at Ouachita, Montgom- cry county, was greeting Mena friends Monday.
 Bud Gray, who has been working in the oil field at Ranger, Tex, ar rived in Mena Monday to visit home folks near Mountain Fork.
 s. c. Payne, forester at Eagleton, who was in Mena on official business Monday, reports that severe hail storm visited that section last Friday fternoon.
 George ''Corky" Lynch. who had been visiting Mena friends, left Mon day afternoon for Fort Smith to re- port for spring practice with the Fort Smith Twins.
 w. Y. Starr has opened his real es- tate office in the new building recently constructed on South Mena street, across from s. l. Woods store.
 Mrs. Clyde Perry of Texarkana ar rived in Mena Sunday to join her hus- band, who recently came to Mena and finding it to his liking decided to make his home here.
 Hubert Patton, who spent Easter with his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. Patton, left Monday for Norman, Ok, to resume his studies at the Univer- sity of Oklahoma. Little Misses Bernice Goodwin and Marie Trout returned Monday after noon from Poteau and Heavener, where they visited several days with relatives and friends. Word from "The Boulders" today is to the effect that the condition of Judge J. S. Kelly, who was so crit ically Ill few days ago, has shown marked improvement the past day. Mrs. Minnie Morgan of Duncan, Ok, who had been visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah Vandergriff, and other relatives in Mena and vicinity, left Monday for her home. Mrs. T. c. Johnson left Monday af- ternoon for Acorn to join Mir. John son, who has been transferred to that place to have charge of the Kansas City Southern section work. c;Ias IT Tvnn of Hartley was in