The Mena weekly star., November 24, 1910, Image 8

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Items o! Interest I
Jb (Uttered By Tie Stir's-.
(orrespomlents |
HATTON ITEHS,
Miss Beulah Davis went to Little
ock last week.
Grandma Etchison came back from
klahoma this week.
The school started again Monday
fter a week's vacation.
Quite a few homeseekers are mov
tg to Hatton and taking up home
eads.
Mrs. Regan and Mrs. Grace Etchi
in went to Vandervoort on business
uesday.
There will be a box supper at the
ibool house next Saturday night,
ovember 26. The proceeds will be
•r the purpose of buying an organ for
le school house.
Hiram.
TEN FOOT FINDINGS
H. D, Garman made a business trip
» Mena this week.
Bill Miller and family were in Mena
lopping Saturday.
J. M. Lackey and Ross Ford took
itton to town Friday.
Frank Stipes of Oklahoma was here
isiting friends and relatives this week.
Walter Gardner saw the Spaulding
tan to the amount of a nice hack since
ist week.
Marion Garman, C. M. Lenard and
arrison Miller have all homesteaded
ind in the last few days.
George Chambers filled his appoint
lent at Rufus Miller’s Sunday and
elivered quite an interesting dis
jurse.
Happy Hillbillie.
ODEN OFFERING.
G. W. Ward left Friday for Heaven
r. Ok.
Miss Arrie Stephens left Saturday
»r New Hope, where she will teach
zhool.
J. W. Brown and wife visited rela
ves in Mena Saturday night and
unday.
Louis Shirley and family of Board
amp visited relatives near this place
ist week.
Prof. J. H. Stephens departed Sat
rday morning for Nunley, where he
dll teach school.
Willis Shirley and Dock Wilhite of
toard Camp were pleasant callers at
•den Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Metcalf re
urned Tuesday from Oklahoma. Mr.
fetcalf says Arkansas is far ahead in
is estimation.
Sunshine.
LOWER BIO FORK.
John Mayes and wife of Stratford,
>k., are visiting relatives here,
Mack Barber and wife of Opal were
uestB of Thomas Foster Sunday.
Murf Lambert and family of Mill
Ireek visited L. S. Stanley Sunday.
James Holmes and family of Egger
ttended Sunday school here Sunday.
Miss Florence Moore of Boggy
(ranch was in this vicinity Wednes
ay.
Flem Standridge and wife of Opal
fere guests of Monroe Stardridge
unday.
Rastus Stevens and family of near
ilder passed through this vicinity
aturday.
Warren Standridge and wife visited
t the home of Mr. Clift on Mill Creek
unday.
Sam Suit and wife were guests of
larvey Carman of near Egger Satur
ay night.
James Standridge and wife and
filliam Foster and family shopped in
berry Hill Friday.
Anis Medford and family visited at
le home of George Medford near
oard Camp Saturday and Sunday.
Our school opened Monday with
lisa Mabel Hughes as teacher. Only
few pupils were present, but more
-e expecting to attend next week.
Arkansas Blossom.
(GRANNIS GRAINS.
A. J. Alston made a business trip
Mena last week.
Sim Herang spent a few days the
•st of the week at Houchetown, Ok.
Major E. H. Poe has just closed a
sal, selling a 160 acre farm to a gen
sman from Iowa.
Fred Shaw, son of Mr. Shaw, who
'es one mile north of town, died
lesday morning of tonsilitis.
Prof, and Mrs. Holman. Dr. and
rs. Melze and Mrs. McCuistian were
ests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Coyle the
!st of the week.
Frank Oborne and family left
ednesday night for their old home,
Zanesville,Ohio. They have been in
e west for sixteen years,
i Mrs. J. P. Logan came down from
,*rt Smith Monday, where she had
en spending a week in the home of
I r sister, Mrs. God bold.
'I Hunters and prospectors are com
Ii Urannis these days from dif
arts. The last week there has
sn here from Texas, Oklahoma,
i, Nebraska and Iowa.
Moore unloaded a traction en-'
saday of last week and run it I
t of Rolling Fork for Mr. Frost j
u City. He is putting in a |
lor his own convenience,
iends of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. 1
of Cherokee, Kas., are glad,
lem here again, they having
Tuesday morning to spend i
ter in Grannis. They were
ee years ago.
rs. W. E. aad C. Hungate, A.
nd Dr, Melze returned the
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night of the 17th from their hunting
trip with a goodly number of ducks.
They very kindly divided with their
friends.
There will be Sunday school, tem
perance rally in connection with the
V. P. U. at the Baptist church this
coming Sunday night at 7 o’clock.
Children from each Sunday school will
take part. Everybody cordially in
vited to attend to see and hear what
the children have to do and say.
The Saints people have painted
their church and it improves the looks
very much and adds to the good ap
pearance of the town. Also a number
are making improvements on their
homes, among them: F. L. Jackson,
T. K. Moore, Ed Poe, Jim Stokes.
Our town, we think is making as good
showing as any ol its size on the Kan
sas City Southern in the way of neat,
cozy homes. Let the good work go on.
M. E. D. M.
INK SPLA5HE5.
Keam Weuner has returned from a
visit and business trips to Howard
county.
H. E. Davis and part of his chil
dren spent Sunday at the home of T.
G. Conn.
G. W. Wolf left Saturday for Hora
tio, where he will hold a few days
meetling.
George Lunsford of this place lost a
fine milch-cow last week by a tree
falling on her.
Misses Lula and Lucy Hill returned
from Shady Point. Ok., Monday after
being gone some weeks.
Thomas Hamrick is here from Shady
Point, Ok., shaking hands with friends
and drinking pure water.
Several of the young people gath
ered at the home of Mrs. tFLle hdav
Sunday in honor of the 18th birth
of her son Frank.
Master Don Wood of Mena spe>>
Sunday night at the home ot
Wood. - •
Miss Vera Stuckey spent froin
day until Monday with her mother
Mena.