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

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 A. K. Fretz left Saturday on a business trip to Sevier county. | | c. Allen. banker at Cove was business visitor in Mena Thursday
 J. T. Dempsey of Cove was in Mena Saturday to get machinery re- pairs.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs John W. Martin, 2 o'clock Saturday after room, 8 son.
 l Mir. and Mrs. John Barnes of Van dervoort were visiting Mena friends Sunday and Monday.
 | Sheriff J. Al. Thornton was at Hat field Monday to conduct sale at the former Ben Gipson home, I s. c. Gentry of Cove was in Mena Friday to shop in the local stores and take advantage of the bargains of- fered.
 Harry Lyle, who lives on Route 3, has gone to Fort Towson, Ok, to work with contracting crew on the Rankhead highway.
 
 Mrs. John Eek has received the i sad news that her brother, R. Q. Per ron, died from heart failure at Jena, La, on January 26.
 l The Rev. w. J. Dunman, Mena's oldest minister, who has been under the weather" of late, was able to get downtown Thursday.
 I Miss Myrtle Hudgins is taking va- cation from her duties at Duke-Ma- gruder's, and incidentally humoring a case of vaccination that took" | Mir. and Mrs. Elisha Pressly of De Queen were Sunday visitors in Mena, the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Will Kelly at the home of County Treasurer Mount.
 \ R. F. Jones is the latest to join Charles Copelin's Chevrolet gang. He , has bought a new one that will be used as a service car at the Southside Garage.
 "Cap" Cannon and son, Bryno, and Ralph Vandiver, were trio of motor 1 ists that started Thursday for Moor , ingsport, La., where they expect to , work in the oil fields. K. F. Ford of the Ford Real Estate Agency, was down town Friday for the first time in more than week, Old Man Sore Arm being the cause of his absence from business. : MT, and Mrs. Ivan Rowe of Caddo : Gap motored to Mena Sunday, Mir. Rowe returning alone, his better half leaving on No for visit with rela- tives and friends at Heavener. s. M. Cole of Muskogee, Ok, and son, Jack Cole, were in Mena Wednes- l day to attend the funeral of Harold [ Duke Cole and left on No. 3 for a visit with relatives near Potter.
 s. c. Payne of Eagleton and Guy Cox of Shady, forest rangers, were in Mena Saturday and left on No 3 for !. Hot Springs, where they expect to spend several days at headquarters.
 MT. and Mrs. Victor Almgren and two children of Manhattan, Kas., reached Mena Wednesday afternoon for visit at the home of Mrs. Ann gren's grandmother, Mrs. J. D. Hud- i gins.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. B. Anderson and children were in Mena Saturday, com ling up from Two-M Mile to spend couple of days with Mir. Anderson's parents, Judge T. W. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson.
 Saturday afternoon at the court house occurred the marriage of Hurs- tie Hilton and Miss Bessie Eubanks, both young residents of Mena. The ceremony was performed by Justice l. N. Burnett.
 J. T. Grubbs has opened up a new pool room in the Strauss building on Sherwood avenue For the present he will have but two tables, the others being held up because of the quar- antine regulations.
 Judge and Mrs. J. I. Alley and Mas ter Pascal Alexander, left Sunday af- ternoon for Fort Smith, where they will visit relatives and friends Judge Alley will also look after some legal business in the federal court.
 Mrs. Mary Austin, county home agent, and C. H. Alspaugh, county farm agent, will be Polk county repre- lsentatives at the district meeting of demonstration agents to be held at Hope this week. They left for Hope Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. o. B. Bagshaw, formerly prin- cipal of the Central school here, has entered politics, having announced for county superintendent of Craw- ford county, Illinois Mrs. Bagshaw has many Mena friends who will be interested in her race.
 Rev. 0. M. Stallings of Fort Worth, Tex, who preached at the Baptist church Sunday, left Monday for his home. He will complete his theologi- cal course in May, and has decided to | come to Mena and accept the pastor ate of the local church. | Avis E. Dunson and John White, who live near Langley, Pike county, 1 came to Mena Saturday, where the first named secured from County | Clerk Anderson a license to wed Miss | Iusto Lawless, also a resident of the Langley community.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. R. Warren of Kan sas City. who had been visiting with F. A. Bennett and family, south of Mena, left Thursday for their home. They had pleasant stay and learned much of the advantages of the Arkan