The Mena weekly star., 1922-02-16

peared. Before leaving he said he would go to Lawton, Ok.
 Mrs. c. w. Hall is i'll at her home in the South part of the city.
 PIE sUPPERl Old Fried home, Sat urday night. Sodality Girls. pl 8
 G. A. Fryer of Oden was in Mena Thursday after farm supplies.
 Dr. J. I. Philpot of Kings Spur is relatives and friends in Mena.
 Archie Barron of Acorn was in Mena Thursday on his return from a trip to Fort Smith.
 James Painter of Rich Mountain was one of the few out-of-town visit ors in Mena Thursday.
 w. L. Bowers and J. M. Payne, who live at Centerpoint, Howard county, were visitors in Mena Friday.
 Bible study and preaching begin ming at 2:30 Saturday afternoon al the Star Hall both February IS anc 25 Everybody welcome.
 Judge J. I. Alley, J. T. Magrudei and J. E. Davis were Mena residents who were in Fort Smith Friday to look after business matters.
 Marvin Goodwin and J. W. McBee of Potter were in Mena Thursday af- burial of Mrs. J. W. Keener.
 J. B. Maddox of Oden marketed cot ton in Mena Thursday, selling two bales to G. W. Petty, which brought Mir. Petty's total purchases up to 1531 bales for the season.
 Sherman Merryman and Miss Pearl Cummings, Mena young folks, were married at the home of Rev. Pyatt Wednesday evening, the pastor per forming the ceremony.
 Mrs. c. J. Cunningham of Kansas city, who has been visiting her rela- tives, Mir. and Mrs. P. c. James, who live on Mountain Top Farm, left Fri day afternoon for her home.
 Mrs. Virgil Wallin and baby and Mrs. George Cazee and baby left Thursday afternoon for Eastland Tex, where they will visit Mir. Wallin who is employed in the oil fields.
 MT. and Mrs. Leslie Moseley's home on Fourth street is in the hands oi carpenters who are remodeling the ex- terior of the residence and transform ing it into the popular bungalow type
 M. V. Daniels of Hatfield was a Mena visitor Saturday, getting inn plements and seed for the coming sea son. Mir. Daniels added his name to the list of Star readers for 1922.
 DON'Ti Don't miss this treatl An other of those successful, enjoyable pie suppers, Saturday night, at the Fried farm. pl.s
 George w. Roberts of Big Fork was in Mena Saturday and made final proof on his homestead entry before County Clerk Anderson. He had as witnesses W. N. Edwards and J. M Taylor.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. I. Philpot, who had been visiting Mena relatives and friends, returned to their home at Kings Spur Friday. Dr. Philpot is planning to move to Mena in the nea. future.
 Sherman Merryman was a visitor al the office of County Clerk Anderson Wednesday afternoon and secured license to marry Miss Pearl Cum mings. The groom Is IS and the bride IT and both are residents of Mena.
 Miss Leonora Rector has received word from the Crippled Children'' Hospital at Memphis stating thai John Howard, the little Polk county boy there. is progressing nicely, ans is now nearly ready for his braces.
 Miss Edna Enrich of Little Rock who was in Mena Friday is state par ole agent for the woman's institution of Arkansas. She came to Mena tl return Mrs. Arley Johnson to he home and returned to Little Rock ol Nc. 8 going by way of Texarkana.
 Miss May Parkes and little nephew Master Cufhberf Owen Parker. arrive home Friday afternoon from thei visit of almost two months with reia lives af Birmingham. Ala. They ~er accompanied home by Mise Annsb' Robertson of Birmingham, niece c