The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-05


 few days stay at his farm near Fore man. Marshall Seitx returned Friday morning from a business trip to Fort Smith. sa l Embry Randolph left, Sunday for Smithville to resume his studies at Fulsom Training School. or ,A l J. O. Gates and W. Nj. Moore of Hatfield were in Mena Friday attend ing to some matters of business. 1 Mir. and Mrs. V. W. St. John now are occupying quarters in the Hilton Apartments on Port Arthur avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Roy Ivey left Mon- day morning in their motor ear for Horatio, where they will visit rela- tives.
 Mrs. Orville Mount of Wetumpka, who had been visiting relatives at Nunley and Mena, has returned to her home.
 Mrs. Gale Hume and daughter re- turned Sunday from a holiday visit with Mir. Hume, who is now located at Spiro.
 Miss Irene Nelson left Sunday for Magnolia to resume her work as teacher in the district agricultural school.
 Dr. E. H. Black has moved his den- tai office from the Lochridge building to new location over Ivey-Jones drug store.
 1 Mrs. Jasper Middleton and little daughter returned Sunday from wis., | it with relatives and friends at Okla homa points.
 Rev. S. J. Oslin left Saturday for Texarkana, and for the next three weeks will conduct normal schools of singing in that vicinity.
 Mrs. M. M. Little of Hotel Mena, who spent fortnight with relatives at Anadarko, Ok, returned home to Mena Saturday afternoon.
 Attorney Hal Norwood, E. H. Sapp and Peter Bittlebrun were in Texar- kama Monday on business connected with the Farmers Oil Refinery.
 Floyd Wallin, former Mena resi- dent, now located at Henryetta, Ok, is in the city to look after business matters and to visit his parents. Ray Philpot of Egger, who attends Draughon's business college at Fort | Smith, was in Mena Monday on his way to resume studies at the school.
 John L. Abbott of Hatfield was in Mena Thursday and secured from County Clerk Anderson a license to wed Miss Mamie Rear, also resident of Hatfield.
 Miss Alma Williams, who spent | Christmas in Mena with relatives and friends, left Sunday for Meeks, Ok, to resume her work as teacher in the public schools.
 w. E. Jones of Potter, J. w Staf- ford, L. H. Johnson and L. M. Clem- ent of Hatfield were among the out-of- town folks looking after business in Mena Wednesday.
 Ed Parrish, who attends the Uaiver- sity of Arkansas, and who spent the holidays in Mena with homefolks, y to resume his studies. Miss Olga Parker left Monday for keota, Ok, to resume her work as l teacher in the public schools. She was accompanied by her brother, Will, who is attending high school at Keota. The Duke -Magruder Company is making some improvements to start the New Year. The entire windows will be remodeled, with new oak floors and new brass work, and new back ground scheme. Mir. and Mrs. M. l.. Holder and daughter drove from Hatfield to Mena John Fain, who was wounded in the Egger holdup, was taken to Tex arkana Thursday, that he might re- ceive special treatment for his in- jured jaw. J. s. Hinson accompanied him on the journey.
 Monday to do some shopping and visit friends. They arranged to have The l Star sent to their home on route 1, during the coming year. MT. and Mrs. Duke Frederick and baby arrived from Stigler, Ok, Sun- day to make their home in Mena. Att torney Fredirick and Judge Van Hoy will open their law office in rooms over Hay Brothers jewelry store. County Treasurer and Mrs. w. F. Mount observed New Years Day by having all their children and grand children at their Eleventh street home for family dinner. There were four teen present for the happy occasion. | Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Hilton and son of Gulfport, Miss, and Mrs. D. P. Wilhite and son of Victoria, Tex, who had been holiday guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Hilton, in Mena, left on Saturday for their respective homes.
 Marvin Shields announced to friends Monday that he had worked three days last week, and an inquiry devel- oped the fact that he had acted as sub- stitute on Rural Route 4 during the absence of the regular carrier, Cecil Carolan.
 T. M. Gray of Brawley, Scott coun- 1 ty, had cotton on the Mena market Thursday. Other bales that came long distances to market were those from Muse, Ok, on the west, and Oden on the east. Prices ranged from Be to 171sc.