The Mena weekly star., 1922-02-23

Rf .-.-... .--.= -------------~-->~-s~- 1. SONAL NOTES
 Monday to look after matters 6y big ad in this issue, Swaty
 House. pl g ss. Johnson of Vandervoort was s. Allen spent Sunday with ss st Cove. s6s
 Monday morning, to Mir. and r.Seo D. Crosson, son.
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 '~~ind Mrs. Clyde Rowe and MT, k M. John Harper visited near Egg " Garrison shipped carload of
 the Kansas City market Sat . man Dlen Wood is the new
 # q new Dodge, and has start s,s ing 1t in shape for spring driv- n
 Ia Barton, Jr., and John Durham 70 were Mena visitors Monday, as up to secure some repairs for
 
 Am GIara q. Hardness of Texar- --sss in Mena Monday to attend a re of Stockholders of the Tex 'aa Mining Company.
 < arriage license was issued by - Clerk Anderson Saturday af-
 to Lemncl Starr and Miss Ger Hilton. both young residents of
 nd Mrs. J. T. Floyd of Hatfield =>tapufHe in Mena Monday, and Y o16e matters saw to it that N f{& tar kept coming regular \ J665ts of Liberal, Kas., who .,n 5peuding the past fortnight ps.a with the family of c. A. Me ! s1'd 0fher relatives. left Sunday
 o1 or his home.
 ' M. Poe of Tulsa, who had i, li WAr1a helping care for her \ fs. E N. Lane, returned \ I5nday morning, her mother
 Ero1tfy improved.
 i. lcl Davis Buchanan of Waters n Meua Monday and secured
 101I( Clerk Anderson license q Miss Mollie Chambers of Egg Want&dl B. B. Lafiin, at sto<&, Mena, pays Highest ' tr<ce lor Fat or Good Quality do Deliveries any day at pl g ps KoIb of Dierks. D. NJ. Gallo '. \ Nashville and E. c. Hayes of
 a1 W6fe Saturday visitors in
 c|< after some matters of N. i Is of Oklahoma city was 'n 4iSItor Monday to make ar
 safs for a home talent produc- ne put on as benefit for the san LeEIon.
 -r K;aG who has been com- |, c Ie1Vc Mena because of a ss. ip the railway express ser <. botk Ii the city arranging to ' | ney Rome at Natchitoches,
 Olivia Sasse, who had been
 < the winter with Mrs. M. M the vest part of Mena, left , ,y for Port Arthur, Tex, be- rsurnink to her home at Pueblo, ' Irene, the infant child of Mir. Ia. q II Shrum, died Sunday \ tho family home on South T street. Burial took place afternoon at Odd Fellows
 nd Mrs. Oscar Almgren and i !, who had been visiting in ith Mfn. J. G.. Hudgins and l ril left Thursday for their home |
 aff1n, Kas. Mrs. Almgren is |
 Ter o< Hrs. Hudgins. N-f f6hnsou, well known farmer ugF ella eoinmunity in Scott coun- T m Mena after farm supplies |
 us kinds and bought so many l1n6bl& to haul them all home l . st1kted back Tuesday. End 1[ra. Fred Gray and child l In &nd Mrs. J. Rowbarts and l h{1ue ID from Cove Sunday to | TH nstetter, who is i'll et the 1
 li& pArents, MT. and Mrs. C.. l =4ts{ t< on Refine street. W E. Anderson and Mrs. J. H. 1 aen left Tuesday morning for anu fo Represent the Mena M. ! 'Etch. South, in a. woman's mis-
 conference. They expect to be l nffl Friday or Saturday. Z n E. McHenry of Washington Ohio. who is a guest at Hotel called at County Clerk Ander- ,<iee Monday and secured a E marry Mrs. Ida D. Stevens
 Both gave their ages as
 1Inger of Springfield, Mo, | ' 4 Monday to direct the
 <erIoad shipment of poul-
 which was bought from
 |I1of. The car will be sent 1
 44k&ra market, possibly New