The Mena weekly star., 1922-02-16
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES
 ME. Davis of Sfs. Ida was in Mena Tuesday.
 II. K. Grady of Cove was Mena | visitor Friday.
 Warrior Hounsel of Cove visited Mena friends Friday.
 Miss Florence Neal of Grannis was Mena visitor Tuesday.
 See my big ad in this issue. Swaty | Green House. pl 9
 Jesse Fountain of Opal was in Mena Sunday visiting friends.
 W. E. Bailey came down from Po- teau and spent Sunday with his farm fly in Mena.
 c. c. Bowen of Blackfork and Jesse 1 Bowen of Page were Scott county resi- l dents who were in Mena Thursday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Newt Lewis of Hugo, Ok, were in the city Monday to at tend the sessions of chancery court.
 Father Albert Fletcher returned to ! Little Rock Sunday afternoon after short visit with homefolks in Mena.
 H. M. Sevier left Sunday afternoon for Denver, Colo, having received word that his brother was seriously i'll.
 Matches 5 cents box at Ponders Grocery. pl |
 Bob Wear of Ink was in Mena Sum- | day en route to Fort Smith, where he is to serve on the petit jury at se- cial session of federal court.
 FINEi What fun, and good eats at | the Sodality Girls Pie Supper Satur- day night, old Fried home. pl 8 i
 Idus Beavers and H. c. Durham were the advance guard of Heavener Elks who came down Saturday and Sunday for the big initiation.
 Allen Watkins of Mt. Ida was in Mena Monday en route to De Queen, where he will attend circuit court in | his official capacity as stenographer.
 Chancellor J. D. Shaver and Mrs. Shaver came up from Texarkana Sum- day for a short stay. Judge Shaver held session of chancery court Mon- day.
 Mrs. L. A. Goss came in Sunday for a. visit with her son, J. B. Goss, and daughter, Mrs. Oscar Afford. Mrs Goss is for resident of Mena, but is now living in Kansas City.
 Hogs Wantedl B. B. Lafin, at Petty's store, Mena, pays Highest Cash Price for Fat or Good Quality Stock Hogs. Deliveries any day at ! AMena. pl 9 Mir. and Mrs. Ellis Goss and Mrs. J. B. Goss were called to Big Fork Tuesday because of the death of the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ed Roberts.
 Miss Leonora Rector, county proba- tion officer, is learning to control the | intricate ways of a new Ford. Miss Rector will use the new car in her ] work over the county.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Derriberry of De Queen arrived in Mena Monday for visit with Harry Johnson and fam | ily, and will endeavor to find home that suits them in the city.
 Dr. w. w. Philpot of Egger was in Mena Tuesday. The doctor is one of | those who believes firmly that the Cherry Hill district is distinctly on the upgrade in improvement and that soon it will be better than ever before. James H. Bliss of Little Rock, was in Mena Monday to meet with the board of education in regard to the building of the new high school. Mir. Bliss is an architect and will likely submit plans for the new structure.
 James c. Claxton, whose home is in ! Canada, arrived Sunday from Gulf port, Miss, where he has been visit | ing friends, and will visit with a cousin, Mrs. Don Clement, and other relatives.
 County Clerk Anderson mailed out a marriage license Tuesday afternoon. The license was requested by W. B. Thomas of Wickes, and the nuptial permit was for the marriage of s. E. Duckett of Wickes and Mrs. Llllie Hobson of Burf, Howard county.
 W. I. Green, as trustee in the bank ruptcy case of Dr. W. c. Vandiver, sold the stock of goods at auction Saturday noon. There were several bidders but the high bid was made by Dr. B. E. Dunman, who offered $175 for the supply of drugs and sundries.
 
 J. A. Feds of Opal was in Mena Monday, and among other matters of business renewed the subscription to the Weekly Star that goes to his coun- try home. Mr. Feds said he could, if he had to. live without the home pa- per, but his wife wouldn't. As re- suit he renewed as he didn't want to become a widower.
 Deputy Sheriff c. W. To.le of Van dervoort was in Mena Saturday in charge of Cart Shorter of Bog Springs who had been arrested charged with transporting liquor. Shorter, who is a brother of John Shorter, was given hearing before Justice G. L. Glenn 4 e.-l Q0nn D.,.,r~ ,,,,o hl q,