The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-12
PERSONAL NOTES

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 J. S. Bates of Ink was Mena vis- itor Monday.
 Ed Myers of Hatfield was a Mena visitor Friday.
 J. M. Martin of Hartley was Mena visitor Tuesday.
 Dr. A. E. Wiley is seriously ill at his home on Seventh street.
 W. T. Miller of Grannis was busi- ness visitor in Mena Friday.
 W. k. Clinton of Grannis was a business visitor in Mena Tuesday,
 J. H. McLain of Nella was in Mena Tuesday to get needed farm supplies.
 c. B. Connally of Rocky was in Mena Friday to look after business matters.
 Mrs. D. J. Hobaugh left Thursday to spend the week end with relatives and friends at Cove.
 Dr. F. c. Mullins of Grannis was in Mena Friday to look after some matters of business.
 c. T. Winton of Cove was in Mena Friday with four bales of cotton, which were sold to G. w. Petty.
 Earl Smith, who is now in business in Wickes, was in Mena Saturday to close up some business affairs.
 Mrs. Louise Garrett of Vandervoort who had been visiting in Mena with Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Trout, left Fri day for her home.
 J. D. Bryan of Chickasha, Ok, ar- rived in Mena Friday to lock after property interests and to visit with friends near Board Camp.
 Mrs. E. S. Hoblitzel of Newkirk, Ok, who had been in Mena visiting the family of her brother, Rome Golf, has returned to her home.
 Robert L. Grady of Cove was in Mena Friday and secured a marriage license from County Clerk Anderson to wed Miss Buena V. Robb of Cove.
 W. W. Philpot and nephew, Irwin philpot, were in Mena Monday, the former being one of the Polk county residents who pays license on two autoes.
 Felix Voightlander, who recently purchased property on Polk street, expects to start work next week re- modelling the house into modern bungalow.
 J. A. Johnston, who suffered a hem orrhage while attending a justice trial at the court house some days ago, was able to come to Mena Monday for the first time.
 MT. and Mrs. R. E. Meyers and children, who recently came to Mena and located on a farm west of the city, returned from a visit at Musko- gee, Ok, Tuesday.
 W. J. Nichols, mayor of Texarkana, Tex, and former resident of Polk county, is being considered one of the likely candidates for sheriff at the coming election in his county.
 Miss Pearl Bates of Huddleston was in Mena Wednesday on her return to Durant, Ok, where she is attending school. She spent the holiday vaea- tion with her parents at Huddleston.
 Among the visitors to Mena Thurs day were P. D. Keeney and son, Ray mond, and c. Branch, who drove up from Cove on business, the latter to see Prof. Morden about school mat ters.
 NOTICED In order to make room for car flour we have coming, for next few days we will sell good grade flour S3 hundred. Thacker Grocery Co. pl.4
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 Polk county residents, who have been summoned to be in Fort Smith January II and serve as petit jurors Tn the federal court include w. w. 1 Townsend. Joe Terrell Rocky: Andy Lofts, Opal, and H. E. Chambers, Ink.
 Violet, the 1s-month-old daughter or Mir and Mrs. Homer Foshee, died Iue5day afternoon at the farm home west of Mena, following a short ill., ness. The remains were inferred on | Wednesday afternoon at Rocky ceme- tery.
 J. R. Fox left Monday afternoon for Bonham, Tex, having received | word his unclp " Glitter woe dead. Mir. Chitter was 96 years old and had lived in the vicinity of Bon { ham for mere than 90 years, Mir. Fox stated.
 Jimmie Tucker has returned to l Breckinridge, Tex, to resume his | work with the oil company he was | with when he was hurt last summer i After 8 long rest at home the young man has practically recovered iron his severe injuries.
 ! C. B. Lyons. who had been in Mems looking after his father, W. NJ. Lyons left Saturday for his home at Poteau and took his father back with him i The elder Lyons has been in pool health for some time. and his son be ieves by having him at Poteau he vii be able to care for him better. Will oden returned the first Of tn, week from Mineral Springs, and Am ity. Ark, where he had spent Christ mas with relatives. Mir. Oden visite, with brother. whom he had not seer for nineteen years. Not the least O ths pleasures of the visit was a hil ' I... Al Al