The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-16

A. J. Price, and brother of Mrs. Pole 
 Mrs. Mabel Miller and children of Hatfield arrived in Mena Wednesday for a visit with Mrs. Miller's parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Hughes, and with Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Hughes.
 w. A. Smith and two little children arrived in Mena Monday afternoon from Shreveport to again make their home in the city. The children will be cared for at the home of MT. and Mrs. W. E. Bailey.
 w. L. Bradsher of Newport, Ark, who had been in Mena Investigating the proposed test for oil, left Satur- day for his home with the intention of bringing his family to Mena to live while the test was being made.
 ]. G. Livesay of Nella, Scott coun. ty, while in Mena Saturday shipped some Nancy Hall sweet potato slips to grower in New Mexico, who hay ing heard of the excellence of the Ar kansas yams, desired to try them.
 Mrs. c. B. Sublette and children who have been living at Collinsville Kas., have arrived in Mena to agaif call the city home. For the present they are with Mrs. Sublette's mother Mrs. Jack Davis, on Bethesda Spring: road.
 c. W. McCauley, Jesse and Everett McCauley, John and Irwin Floyd were party of Hartley farmers who came to Mena Monday to get needed farm and who found their home ward trip delayed on account of the heavy rain.
 MT. and Mrs. c. P. Hassell have re- turned from Texas points, where they had spent the past two months visit ing relatives. They report very en- ioyable visit and enjoyed the winter near San Antonio, but were glad to get back to Mena. -
 w. H. Bristow, living near Nunley was in Mena Wednesday to make ar rangements for the burial of his in fant son, Hubert M., who died earlier in the day. The child was eight months of age. Burial took place d Nunley cemetery Thursday.
 Miss Edmonia Petty was expected to arrive home Tuesday afternoon ano make an extended visit with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. G. w. Petty. Mis- Petty has been located at New Yorl City most of the time since she lei Mena nearly a year and half ago.
 I. H. Welter of Eagleton was il Mena Saturday and reports that fiv' miles of the Mena-Fort Smith roa' under his care is in excellent shape The road was dragged last week an' will be given another working thi week.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. Waite Hauert was gladdened Monday aft ernoon shortly after o'clock when baby daughter was born to the youn couple. This was their first borr Mother and baby are reported as dc ing well.
 Mir. and Mrs. Phil Abernathy of B. Fork were in Mena Wednesday an | left on No. 3 for Ivan, Tex, wher tbey expect to spend several month visiting. They have rented their fari and propose to take thing easy flo this year.
 Mrs. ]. B. Hughes was delayed l starting on her trip to Tennessee o account of the bad weather Thursda, She left Friday on No. 4 and will sto first at Ooltewah. Tenn, to be wit sister. Later sine will visit Chatta nooga, Knoxville and other points.
 J. T. Magruder, president of tn First National Bank was the success ful bidder at the foreclosure sale the property of the Hatfield Mill Lumber Company at Hatfield last Sa' urday. Since buying the mill propel ty Mir. Magruder has sold 1t to Ei
 gene Cox of Mena.
 Mrs. ]. c. Adams and two childre arrived in Mena Monday afternoe from Wichita Falls. Tex, 10 maj their home in the city while M Adams is directing the oil develol
 ment. Until they find home their own they will ee located Hotel Mena.
 Mrs. ]. B. Hughes ssas in Mena <
 Thursday en route fe knoxvlilss Isni where she wi1 be for an indestni per1e6- A siEtzn ~he fesides ~ kno
 Iilss is .kll. and Mre. Hnahes waA iwisk kef as long as needed. She 4l