The Mena weekly star., 1922-02-09

visitor in Fort Smith Tuesday.
 Miss Mamie Mattingly left Sunday for visit with her parents at Shaw nee, Ok.
 M. R. Stevenson of Hatfield was in Mena Monday to visit his brother, Phil Stevenson.
 Ed Hawthorn, former Mena resi- dent, who now lives at Waldron, was visiting friends in the city Monday.
 Mrs. H. M. Frederick left Saturday 1 for Texarkana to spend several days at the hospital with MT. Frederick.
 Rev. T. o. Owen of the M. K. Church. South, was in Ashdown Tues day to attend district meeting of ministers.
 Fred Duke and G. S. Purifoy of the Duke Magruder company were in Ash down Tuesday to look after some busi- ness matters.
 800 bushels Whippoorwill peas wanted. Will pay the cash. The Ideal Grocery. pl.7
 
 J. Y. Starr, who spent several days in Mena looking after business mat ters, left Monday for his home at Lamar, Colo.
 Rev. o. L. Walker of Bingen, Ark, who came to Mena because of the seri- ous illness of J. R. Mays, returned to his home Tuesday morning.
 Judge J. D. Shaver has informed Mena attorneys that he will be in Mena Monday, the 18th, to hold a session of chancery court. l Dan Buchanan of Waters was among the Montgomery county farm CTS who were in Mena Tuesday get ting supplies for spring work.
 County Clerk Anderson issued a marriage license Saturday afternoon to Otto Bohnstehn and Miss Myrtle M Copes, both residents of Mena. B. H. Woodson, who has been spend ing the winter at Ranger and other Texas points, returned to Mena Tues day and will visit his brother, J. E. Woodson, at Ink.
 The local cotton market received a half dozen bales of staple this week, most of which was from the Oden community. Prices ranged from 10 to 15 cents a pound. Carnall Wheeler, young resident of Fort Smith, was in Mena Tuesday to confer with members of the board of education regarding plans for the new high school building.
 MT. and Mrs. H. W. Collier of Shreveport arrived in Mena Sunday for visit during which tme they ex- pect to become acquainted with the advantages of the city as place to live.
 Mrs. J. H. Keith of Coffeyville, Kas., arrived in Mena Monday afternoon for an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. w J. Lauck, and family. This is Mrs. Keith's first visit to Mena for several years.
 500 bushels Whippoorwill peas wanted. Will pay the cash. The Ideal Grocery. pl.7 NIT. dttu O1}ut hOWt anu MI and Mrs. John Harper, motored to Mrs. Ivan Rowe home. The Mena folks report the roads to be in fair condition.
 Mrs. Emma Smith of Altus, Ok, is | in Mena for visit with her brother, J. R. Fox, manager of the Mena Poul- | try yard. This is Mrs. Smiths first visit to Mena. and she is planning to spend a month or more getting &C., quainted with the city. I E. B. Miller of Cauthron arrived in Mena Sunday, and on Monday began the school of instruction for Masons at Masonic hall. Representatives from every lodge in the county are expected to attend the school before Mir. Miller's visit ends.
 Born, Monday night, to Mir. and Mrs. Glenn Hungate, baby girl, Dr. J. G. Hilton in attendance. Twenty three years ago at Grannis Dr. Hil- ton was the physician in attendance when Glenn Hungate was born to Mir. and Mrs. Willis Hungate. 1 Rex Wood, who recently sold his store on South Mena street, has de- cided to return to farm life, and has bought the old Lunsford place near Yocana, moving to his new home on Wednesday. His Mena residence will be occupied by J. J. Wood of Board Camp.
 l c. R. "Uncle Budd" Daniels, long time resident of Polk county, was a Mena visitor Saturday. "Uncle Bud is one of those farmers who doesn't believe in moving to new locations ev- cry year. He has been on his present place the past 21 years, having home steaded it.
 I M. P. Lichlyter of Vandervoort, who was a visitor this week and guest at the c. U. Alspaugh home on Tenth street, is planning to build a new resi- dence at Vandervoort. and informed Mena acquaintances he expected to use native boulders for the walls of the new structure. e
 T. W. Anderson of Pat Cleburne Camp, U c. ", will appreciate being informed when any Confederate veter- an or wife passes away in Polk county. There are not many of the wearers of the gray left here, and when they pass over Mir. Anderson does not want them to be forgotten.
 J. Y. Starr, former Mena real es- 4 l. -T n 1-r.