The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-16
PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. B. Gibson of Hatfield was a Mena visitor Tuesday.
 Robert Fortner left Sunday after. noon en business trip to Kansas City.
 Mrs. Freeman Johnson is reported seriously i'll at her home on Port Ar thur avenue.
 Ira Allen, E. V. Sawyer and Ted Woodell of Cove were visiting Mena friends Saturday. M. ]. Petit and Jesse Bowen of Blansett were in Mena Monday to get needed farm supplies. z. Nj. Ellison, who lives near Silver Center, is reported seriously ill at his home with pneumonia.
 c. B. Brash of Waters was one of the Montgomery county farmers in Mena Monday after supplies.
 Rev. Doyle Rowe was called to Nun ley Friday to conduct the funeral of the infant child of Mir. and Mrs. Bris- tow.
 Bud Gray arrived in Mena Monday from Fl Dorado, and will spend a fortnight with his family on Mountain Fork.
 Roy Jones of Page was Mena vis- itor Thursday, coming down with his father, who is blind, to visit local friends.
 Aid. Olen Wood and Clyde Rowe left Tuesday morning for the new oil town of Shidler, Ok, to look over business prospects. Mrs. Levi Pigg and children of Fort Smith arrived in Mena Thursday for visit with Mrs. Pigg's parents, MT. and Mrs. T. R. Bates. Otis Alexander of Fort Smith was looking after the trade in Mena on Tuesday and renewing acQuaintances with old time friends.
 Bert Ogden, attorney at Idabel, Ok, who had been in visiting his parents | in Mena, left Wednesday for his home to resume legal duties. | Jim Miller, Glenn Miller and H. Aleshire, who live near Athens, How ard county, were in Mena Wednes- day after farm supplies.
 w. T. Stewart, the new supervisor of tick eradication work, was at Wickes Saturday getting acquainted with the cattlemen of that vicinity.
 w. T. Straight and family, who have been living at Kings, have moved to Mena and are now located in the for mer Salyers home on Ninth street. l Herman Callahan of Hatfield was in Mena Saturday and secured from County Clerk Anderson a license to marry Miss Della Smith of Wander voort.
 MT. and Mrs. M. M. Hilton, who had spent a portion of their honeymoon in Mena with relatives and friends, left Sunday afternoon for Hot Springs where they will reside. 1 Ben Strauss, after a delay of about a week in order to get inspection ot a carload of cattle, succeeded in get ting car Friday and started to load 1 for the Kansas City market
 Rev. Doyle Rowe was called upon al | the courthouse Monday afternoon tt
 unite in marriage Lloyd H. Hicks ant
 Miss Eula M. Nichols, bothv young
 residents of the Dallas comFnunitys Mrs. Floyd Jones and children O. Oklahoma City, who had beens visiting the formers parents, MT, and Mrs Jim Swiger, at Union. Grove, was 1T Mena Wednesday en route. to her home. 1s f.a 4F MT. and Mrs. H. N. Burner, who have been living near Rocky for the past five years, were in Mena Friday to make final arrangements for de- parture to their future home at Tu- lare, Calf.
 Mrs. J. G. Adams left Thursday af- ternoon for Wichita Falls, Tex, to | get her children and bring them to Mena to make their home while Mir Adams is directing operations at the oil test well.
 Mrs. Mott Walters and Mrs. Viola Merchant af Covp who had beesl visit.