The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-05
PERSONAL NOTES


 Miss Ella Felts of Wickes was a Mena visitor Sunday. I. o. Smith left Sunday on a motor trip to Hot Springs and Little Rock Il Houston Johnson vas among the Hatfield residents whO were in Mena | Tuesday. r Il X. c. Mckay of Oden was in Mena Wednesday looking after business matters.
 I Truly Williams was Ill Tuesday and unable to be at his place at Duke-Ma- gruder's.
 \ Mrs. R. S. Allen and Mrs. Anna Randolph were New Years visitors a' De Queen.
 | Alton Anderson left Monday for Conway to resume his studies at Hen drix college.
 l Cashier W. B. Thomas of the Bank of Wickes, was a business visitor in Mena Tuesday.
 1 Dr. and Mrs. John Rollins were up I from Wickes Tuesday to do shopping and look after some matters of busi- ness.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wesley Inman and children left Friday for Ash Hand, Ok, where Mir. Inman secured a farm.
 John Faulkner of Egger was in Mena Monday on his return to Du- rant, Ok, where he is attending school.
 Dr. D. W. Connaily of Hatfield was a business visitor in Mena Tuesday, among other things, getting his 1922 auto license.
 Charles Beck of Big Fork was in Mena Tuesday morning and secured a license from County Clerk Anderson to wed Miss Katie Bates.
 Johnson Bobb and James Edwards, two young residents of Fort Towson, Ok, were in Mena Tuesday en route to Smithville, where they attend Full som Training School. | T. M. Lewis of Bartlesville, Ok, was in Mena Tuesday as the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. T. Bolen, while en route to Eagleton for a visit at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Pearly Bolen.
 | DON'T FORGETl During New Year PONDER is at old stand with plenty of Oranges, Apples, Onions, Staple Groceries. Martin avenue.
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 --Advertisemen.. J. W. Right, who recently came to Mena from Texas, has purchased the interest of j.. A. Price in the Corner Grocery and assumed charge with the new year. The new firm will be known as Westbrook & Right. J. T. Maloney left Monday for Mexia, Tex, to resume his work in with his family. He was accompanied his trade of carpenter at Mexia.
 Russell Cox, son of Mir. and Mrs Eugene Cox, left Monday afternoon for Port Deposit, Md, to resume his studies at the famous Tome school The young man spent the holiday va cation with homefolks in Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. z. Yeargen and their two children of Pittsburg, Kas., returned home Monday a fternoon after a holiday visit in Mena. MT. and Mrs. Yeargen are former resi- dents of Mena. having left here about six year ago.
 Miss Fannie Dorsey, who is house. keeper at Fulsom Training School at Smithville, left Tuesday to resume her duties. She was accompanied by Pansy and Kelsey Dorsey, her nieces, and Helen and Leonard Wilson, stu dents at the school. | Mrs. Emma Wood started Monday morning as assistant in Sheriff Thorn l tons office and will devote most of her time to making out auto licenses. When tax collecting starts Sheriff Thornton will be assisted by County Treasurer Mount.
 | W. c. Becton returned Sunday from Hot Springs, where he had spent the holidays with Mrs. Becton and daugh- ter, who are running a hotel at the Spa. MT. Becton is shaping up his affairs to go to Hot Springs to live about the middle of the month. | Mr. and Mrs. Grady Hand have re- turned from their holiday vacation and visit with relatives at Melville, and are now packing up their house. hold goods preparatory to moving to Danville, where Mr. Hand will con- duct the fight on cattle fever ticks the coming year.
 1 w. E.. Carolan of Boonville, for mer resident and merchant at Rocky, was a Mena visitor Monday, return ing home on the afternoon train. Mir. Corolan came to Mena to accompany his daughter, who is spending the the winter with her brother, c. c. Carolan, carrier on Route 4.
 Misses Ruth and Magness Salyers, ! who are attending school at Fort Smith, returned to their studies Mon day after a holiday visit in Mena with their sister, Mrs. Gus Emerson, and family. Their father, Fred Salyers, who is ill at the Emerson home, is be- lieved to be considerably improved. Mir and Mrs. 0. R. Heath, who live on Bethesda Springs road, left Satur- l day for Anona, Tex, where Mrs. Heath will be under the care of a specialist. Her health has been poor AG I~A. T 4 1 -1.. ~E