The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-03-17

forced them to leave the auto and re-
turn by rail.
viii Riding and X. H. Hunter were
Two Hartley farmers who were in
Mena getting supplies Thursday "
R. Coz and Clyde Cunningham
were business visitors at Foreman
". A. Christopher and daughter
natnerine, made a business trim Ia
Hatfield today. = -
Harrison wallin of Fayetteville
was IN Mena Saturday to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Wallin-
J.; M. Day and William Nichols
Wen known farmers living west of
Mena, were visitors in the city Sat,r-
day. S"'ua
j. S. Lofts found it too wet 70 GOV,
tlnue his visit in Mena and laft ~;
day. afternoon for his home at Ash
land, Ok. -As
. w. y. Holt is making his home on
Seventh street more attractive thar |
ever thru repainting and considerable
Mrs, Lynn, who makes her home
with her daughter, Mrs. CHARLES |
kirkland, on South Second street i |
reported to be seriously i'll.
Fred Anderson, who has been travel. |
ing In Texas and other southern states /
arrived in Mena Monday for a visit
with home folks and old time friends J
X. 5. Davis, justice of the peace liv- |
ing west of Hatfield, was a Mena Wis
itor, Wednesday, and was accompanied
on ms trip to the county seat by his
little daughter.
Mrs. James Emerson. who had hae,,
,g,,I,slting at Heavener, returned home
i nursuay and was accompanied by
TWO OF her grandchildren, the children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Oliver.
Polk Warren of Octavia and his
brother, Crockett, who lives west of
Hatfield, were in Mena Thursday to
look after business and to go to Nc
Alester for visit with brother.
Marshal Mcneil of Oklahoma civ
has purchased the Frank ChamhIin
farm. west of Mena. the sale being
handled by the Rockwell & Patton
real estate agency.
Mrs. S. A. Donovan, who had been
relatives at Hutchinson and
other points in Kansas, has returned
to Mena and is again at home at her
residence on Miller avenue.
E. w. Ferriott has the foundation
laid and framework up for his new
home on North Mena street, near the
foot of Grandview Heights. He is
building a six-room modern bunga-
low and is using boulder stone to
good advantage in the foundation
and porch pillars.
Fred Duke, president of the Duke
Magruder Company, left Wednesday
afternoon for Prescott for a visit
with home folks. Fred has had a
busy time with sales since Christmas
and feels that he is entitled to a few
days rest. He will also visit at Little
Rock before returning to Mena.
Rev. and Mrs. s. j. Oslin began
moving Friday to their new suburban
home south of the city, having bought
thru Allen & Mcmillan the 20-acre
place known as the Reynolds farm.
The property was owned by ]. E.
Woodson. Rev and Mrs. Oslin sold
their home on Jones street to J. E.
Smith, who with his family recently
moved to Mena from Beevlle, Tex. I:
Mrs. M. R. Regain was in Mena :
Wednesday afternoon and left on No.
4 for Detroit, Mich. to be with her
Mrs. Grace Hutchinson,
who is soon to Undergo an operation
in the northern city. Mrs. Regain
will be accompanied as far as Chicago /:
by another daughter, Mrs. Martha .
Taylor, who has been visiting at the
country home of DIR. and Mrs Regan,
and who is returning to her home in
he Illinois metropolis.
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