The Mena weekly star., 1922-02-09
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 By The Stars Correspondents
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 Mrs Lyle Crawford was a Mena visitor Thursday.
 Prof. Albert Griffin was up from New Bethel Saturday
 Jack Williams was in from McCau- ley settlement Saturday
 Ira Smith of Mena was a Hatfield business visitor Monday.
 Very few sore arms in Hatfield now. and also fever sore heads.
 5000 bu. corn for sale Dover axerc ro Adv. z
 Charles Frifin was in from Ida Fri day with a bale of cotton.
 Arrived. a 9-pound boy, at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Sam Richard son.
 Mir and Mrs. A. H. McCook of srannis spent the weekend with rel atives.
 All ladies are requested to be present at the meeting of the Civic League.
 F. o. Yeakey is building a new house on his property in the east part af town.
 AlfSs El4 Ik liHfIAS AS uaftHh A NA& storm house dug, also to be used for fruit and potatoes.
 Addis Hargis of Gillham visited over Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. E. D. Hutson.
 The Rebekahs and Oddfellows are preparing for big district conven- tion here on the 24th inst.
 Pain in the back? Try Nyals' Kidney Pills. Buffers Drug Store.
 Adv.
 Several Hatfield farmers want to know if the hog law is going to be rigidly enforced this year.
 A merry crowd of young dancers had good time at the home of Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Blair Friday ngiht
 Lester Dover, T. +. Bledsoe, Lon and Charles McCook returned to their highway jobs on the south end Mon- day.
 We don't know whether he is iok- ing or not but w. A. Dover is telling he is going to vote for Debs this time.
 The Ladies Home Mission will hold their regular monthly business meet ing at the Nj. f. church Friday at ?. m.
 ]. E. Williams, J. c. Harkey, Jos eph Eppinett and Mir. and Mrs. R. S. Furnish were local passengers to Mena Tuesday.
 Gerald Pool and wife, nee Miss Gussia Stevenson, moved to the Me- Cauley settlement Saturday, where Gerald has employment at the Stew enson mill.
 A G. Pirtle made a business trip to Fort Smith Monday and claims when he comes back that he will have some big spring bargains for his GUS toners.
 Miss Goldie Martin of Mena is vis- ftinG thls week at the home of her several relatives in Hatfield. She is gradually recovering from her long spell of illness.
 4. Milhurn, the baker, returned from Gillham Monday and says he will move his family here just as soon as the house is completed on the property he has bought from J. O.. Gates
 " A. Blair has an old unique rife that was picked up on the Battle of Wounded Knee, s. Dakota The stock is all shattered, 1t is believed from having been used freely over some bad Indians head
 Two farms to rent. Dover Mere. Co. Adv.
 Mrs. c. A. Hoge, Mrs. W. A. Blain Mrs Mollie Lewis and little daughter, Vida, were passengers to Mena Mon day Mrs. Hoee is in an anxious search after her young grandson, Frank Welch, who ran away from Kearaey, Neb., year or so ago and has never been heard from. Miss Callie Lewis, it used to be. is here on visit with her parents. Mr and Mrs. C. A. Lewis. She was married at Dewar, Ok, on the 18th of September te W. '. Collins. a me chanic from Michigan, and the Dewar Telegraph spoke of the wedding with mary complimentary remarks for all concerned.
 Rev R. J Hall. father of Uncle Webb Hall, of this place. died on the Ist at his home in Broken Bow, Ok. He was S7 years old and leaves a widow of the same age and four sons, Webb, Jack. Bill, sam and one daugh- ter, Mrs. Lucky Foreman, of Durant. Years ago the deceased preached reg uiaFiy at Rocky and is favorably 1 known by all old settlers of this vicn- fly.
 222 fer chills and fevcrs. At But lers Drug Store. Adv. z Postmaster Robert Johnson is -thfcatenilg' 10 sue the Bank of Hat field for damages because of the loss Of his assistant and two or three handsome young men about town are anxious to testify in Roberts behalf. i Iehn Hargrove, our movie man. is a hustler He paints, papers and does othee work during the day and two or three nights out ef every week puts on show at his haey Theatre. He will soon have t completed and after March { he says he will use Paihe pictures.
 One sls ton Wichita Truck; one 9sk | ton Service truck Both for S600 Bank of Hatfield Adv7 ! " H, Stephens and Mrs. Ed Beav- CTS, who were married at Mera last week as was reported in Thursdays Star, are making their home in Hat field where Mir. Stephens has lived for years. Everybody claims this was a good match and all are wishing them much joy and happiness. Each are well fixed as to land, both own good farms. and Mir. Stephens owns much personal property in the way of notes and money. They are aso of the same religious and political faith, being Baptists and Democrats. Neither are they so very far apart in age The several children of each are either married or living to themselves. Anierika prevent appendicitis. But iers Drug Store. Ado T