The Mena weekly star., April 03, 1913, Page 8, Image 8

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CORINTH.
Tom McBride visited Cherry Hill
last week.
l>. L. Holliday took cattle to Scott
county Monday.
Dunman Bros, are moving theii
sawmill to the N'oak Swank place
tins week.
Several of I he young people met
at Doe McBrides home Sunday
afternoon and had a very nice sing
ing.
1 ieacon Weatherspoon.
DALLAS DOTS.
Prayer meeting* next Sunday aft
ernoon at 2:30.
Windsor Johnson of Mena vis
ited friends here Sunday.
Allie Parks lias been dangerously
ill with pneumonia Ibis week.
A crowd of Dallas boys went tc
the box supper at Nunley Satur
day night, and all report a nice
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cunninghan
spent Friday night in Mena with
Mrs. Cunningham’s sister, Mrs
Mary Sims.
Honey Bunch.
FACTS FROM FREEDOM.
Rev. Bailey preached at Freedon
. Sunday.
Mr. Fox, who has been quite ill
is reported as being no better.
Esau and (iailus Fox spent sev
eral days in Mena last week, cutting
Wood. *"
Miss Winnie Dickens of Mena is
spending Hie week with her aunt,
Mrs. Guy Whisenant.
L. A. Cummings and family and
Miss Kate Smith attended singing
at Old Potter last Sunday.
Mrs. Della Smedley returned to
tier home at Hartford Iasi Saturday.
She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. George Balentine.
Sam.
NT'NLEY NEWS.
Grandma Webster and Mrs. Etta
Wilcox are very sick.
There will be preaching at the
« school bouse Sunday, conducted by
Bro. Simpson.
Mis- Hvrd Harris of Ink spent
last week with her sister, Mrs.
Brook Heath.
A. ii. Clark and daughter and Mr.
and Mrs. \V. J. Parker made a trip
to Mena \V ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Stevens of
Montgomery county visited Mr.
Stevens' molher Sunday.
Miss Gordie Parker spent last
week with her grandparents. Mr.
ami Mrs. Davis of Big Fork.
The box supper Saturday night
was largely attended. Ample funds
were collected for painting the
building.
Sunshine.
\I.IU H LEAVES.
Much of tlie forest was burned
in this vicinity recently.
Arnold F.dwards and .lesse Foun
tain wi■: 11 to Mena Sunday.
Noah Huberts of Clagott was liog
buying in lhi< vicinity Monday.
Dr. s mp'on of Peg Fork mad • a
profioiional visit to A lter Monday.
Turn Mods and family of Opal
visited Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Roberts
Saturday night.
Uncle Newton Standridge, who
has, been very low for some time,
ss reported much better.
Mack Barber and family of Fgger
visited relativi's here Sunday. Mr.
Barber lias rented the Ail Maddox
farm here.
Alder postoillce was placed on
wheels Monday and moved across
the county line. V. A. Roberts,
who resigned as postmaster, is suc
ceeded by \V. G. Widener.
C. P.
TWO-MILE T\\ ITTKRINGS.
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J. S. Ruth went to Mena on busi
ness Saturday.
Lee Good of Amity visited at the
home of J. T. Ward last week.
Rev. R. I. Anderson will preach
at tliis place tlie second Sunday
morning at 11 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Daniel of
New Potter visited at this place
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. I . Dempsey and
•daughter of Cove visited at the
home of I >. Daniel Sunday.
Several Two-Mile people attend
ed the singing at Old Potter Sun
day. All report a nice time.
Mrs. Jasper Stockton of Hatfield
spent Saturday and Sunday wit11
her daughter. Mrs. Ben Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson,
Mrs. Celia Mason. T. J. Williamson
and James Cole were in Mena Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. .T. T. Ward and
son and daughter, and Misses At
» *» ii ii 11' i f. 11 111 ii auru in *i • 11 ii
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hicks and
little daughter. Irene, visited Mrs.
Hicks' parents, Mr. and Mrs, L. H.
Keener, at Old Potter Sunday.
Paragraph er.
LOWER BIG FORK.
Hamp Loflis is very ill.
Teal Foster is visiting relatives
at Mena.
Mrs. Fannie Haynes of Opal spent
Saturday ni?ht al the home of W.
M. Foster.
Ira Stanley spent Saturday night
and Sunday with homefolks at
Board Camp.
A large number from Reger at
tended preaching and singing at Big
Fork Sunday.
Mrs. T.hida Hoyle spent Saturday
night at the home of Albert Hughe’s
a! Cherry Hill.
Sunday school was organized at
Big Fork last Sunday. Everyone
fc urged to attend and help in the
» ork.
Otis Slanker,, Sis Harrison and
George Chambers, all of Spring
dale, attended church at Big Fork
Sunday nieht.
The singing and preaching at Big
Fork Sunday was attended by a
large crowd. A nice dinner was
served and all reported a nice time.
Uncle Jack Foster of Board Camp
delivered an- interesting discourse
at Big Fork Sunday night. We
would be glad to have him with us
again.
XXX
ACORN AFIELD.
Maj. Adams is on a trip to Kansas
City.
Joe Garland brought in 8.1 head
of sheep Saturday, and is out after
Mr •lit: "... '■ Ml
mure. They, together with a half
hundred goals, will keep the weeds
and sprouts on the dodge.
It is thought by the wise ones
that most of the peaches were killed
by the freeze last week, hut there
may lie enough left to supply the
immi folks with pie. Nothing else
I hat we know of lias been damaged
by the frost.
Edgar Noyes of New Orleans spent
a couple of days last week with his
-.isler. Mrs. Josie Garland at the
>\ aler Valley. Farm, where he grew
up to manhood. This is home to
Edgar, and U is a great treat to
have him with us at any time.
Preaching at Owenns Chapel last
Saturday flight and Sunday at It
o'clock by Rev. Mr. MeKnight of
Cove. He was pastor of that church
several years ago. There will be
preaching at Acorn Sunday at 3 p.
m. by (lie Rev. T. A. Park of Mena.
Re is also a Presbyterian minister.
Come often, brethren. We favor
the open-door policy.
Well, the clerk of the weather has
sent us an April Fool in the person
of another perfect morning, so
there is nothing tangible or reason
able for us to kick about, and yet
we are not happy. We just can’t
catch up with our work. It Jooks
to me like the farmer, of all men,
ought to be endowed with superior
wisdom, as he must meet new con
ditions and hard problems every
(lay. There is always a joint that
won't lit or a screw loose some
where. So here's to the fools that
must be brayed in a mortar, and
yet springtime stamps all out.
Armenian.
OPAL NEWS.
Ed Foster of Egger was here
Saturday.
W. R. Lackey and sons were
trading in Mena Friday.
Elisha Harbor and Lem Loflis of
New were in this vicinity Sunday.
H. R. Roberts was in Mena Mon
day buying supplies for bis store.
Mrs. Donnie Holmes and little son
of Egger visited at Opal Saturday.
The cold weather Iasi week killed
the peach crop in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eeds of Opal
visited Sam Feds of Big Fork Sun
day.
•lame- Hates and children of Rig
Fork attended church at Opal Sun
day.
Tom Hooper and J. R. Widener
i carried some hogs to Mena last
I week.
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lie home nf I». H. Roberts Thursday
night.
On aerount of high water tire
Mena mail did not reach Opal last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Eeds of Opal
visited at Alder Saturday night
and Sunday. .
W e are having some fine weather
al present and the farmers are
making use of it.
Miss Stella Ryan of Mill Creek is
visiting Misses Dovie and Jodie
i.iiekey I his week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ante Slandridge.
who have been living at the Wat
kins sawmill for the pas! year, have
movyd to Oklahoma.
Miss Mary Crawford, who has
... with her sister, Mrs. Mattie
Burkhart. for the past two weeks,
returned home Friday.
Miss itexie Morris of this place
M-iteil her sister. Mrs. Eddie Stand
ridge of Mena, the past week. She
relumed home Friday.
Willie Edwards of Upper Big
Fork and .lesse Hooper and Bob
Ford of Opal attended church at
Lower Big Fork Sunday morning.
Brothei' Isaac Bates of Board
Camp delivered an interesting ser
mon le a large crow d at I lie Opal
school house Sunday. We were
glad lo have him preach for ire, and
will he glad to nave him come
again.
Sweet Sixteen.
COVE CATCHES.
Station Agent Hansard is taking
lessens in telegraphy, and will soon
he aide to handle messages.
A. W. Ward, who owns the Miles
Scott farm southwest of town, was
hard hit by the wind storm, last
Tuesday, some of his buildings be
ing badly damaged and a number
of fine apple trees uprooted.
Doug Walker has resigned as
salesman for Goff Bros. & Gamble
Co., and will accept a similar po
sition with the Cove Lumber Com
pany. T. A. Woodell h^s resigned
as assistant manager of the latter
company, and will lake a much
needed rest, having been working
for Hie company for four years, part
of the lime as manage- of the store.
Members of Cove lodge No. 472,
I. u. O. F.. are making great prepa
rations for celebrating the Pith an
niversary of the order on April 20.
I’liey will have an open session at
the town hail in the evening, with
addresses by prominent Odd Fel
lows. and the visiting brethren and
their wives will be given a banquet
in the I. O. O. F. tiali after the
-peaking. Rev. C. W. Burks is one
or me speakers already secured,
and others will be announced lat
er.
The wind that blew so steadily
from the south for several days re
cently brought in myriads of gal
linippers, marsh flies' or some gol
darned members of the mosquito
tribe that have just about been
worrying the life out of horses
and stock and also causing some
lurid language among humans.
Snnie of our local scientists are of
the opinion that I lie pesky insects
belong to the “Slickhomia" or
"Legomia" species of the “Lollypo
lusis Mosquito” familv.
Ij) lo the present writing. Tues
day, the body of Floyd Ward, who
was drowned in Mountain Fork Iasi
Saturday, had not been- found, al
though a diligent search has been
made by determined men ever since
the sad occurrence. Another party
drove out to the river this (Tues
day morning and the search will
be continued until the body is
found. It is thought the body
drifted into the nearest deep pool
and may be caught on the rocks or
sunken drift-wood.
Fisherman.
HATFIELD.
Regular city election Tuesday.
Mr. Lock has just moved into the
house vacated by T. A. Harwell.
Miss Ava Averitt has gone to
Mena, where she will spend the
summer.
Miss Mary Mershon is here from
Mena visiting her brothers, F,d and
John Mershon.
Emma Cureton died at her homo
on Hie H. A. Johnson place, four
miles west of (own. last Friday
night.
T. A. Harwell and family left Mon
day for near Ardmore. Ok., where
they wiH make their homo this
summer. Mr. Harwell will be back
and forth during the summer, as
he lias large business interests here
to look after.
George Hammond, the hustling
real estate mail from Yandervoort,
transacted business here Monday
and Tuesday.
The commodious law office ot
Frost and Frost is nearing comple
tion, and it won’t be long until they
are ready for business.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will serve
dinner and ice cream Saturday,
April 5. Tho proceeds will go for
seats in the new church.
The house of Mrs. \\ ade, four
miles west of town, was burned to
the ground Friday night while she
was away nursing the sick. .Nothing
was saved.
We forgot to take our thermome
ter in last Wednesday night and it
went down to 20 above, which made
it considerably dangerous for peach
blossoms.
High water on Six-Mile creek
made a Robinson Crusoe of the mail
carrier, and he failed to get in in
time for the Hat Held items to ap
pear in hist week's issue.
There will be several cottages
built here this summer to accom
modate people who come here tor
their1 health and others who do not
wish to buy until they live here
tiwhile. Such houses have been
badly needed here for the past two
years.
School clbsed Tuesday for all
grades except High school. This
marks a memorable school year.
With the completion of the large,
substantial brick school building, all
branches of study conducted along
up-to-date lines, the higher courses
installed, etc., all tend to mark it as
the greatest school year in the his
tory of this place.
Hattie.
BUILDERS FROM ROCKY.
M. M. Shields of Mena was in this
neighborhood last week. _
Dr. D. W. Connally of HaWield
was here on business Monday.
There will be quarterly meeting
at the Methodist Protestant church
Saturday afternoon.
Warren Addison and family and
Miss Kittie Addison visited at Big
Cedar, Ok., last .week.
Sheridian Thacker lias completed
the remodeling of his home. He
now has an attractive country resi
dence.
i.i. uunucuiv, wuu lias uccii
confined to his home for several
months with a broken hip. was able
to be out to church Sunday.
J. it. Conually reports the peach
crop southwest ui' Rocky badly
damaged by the recent freeze, while
J. E. Warner and J. M. Day report
tli(> outlook for a crop from the
east and north of Rocky is more
favorable, l he crop being about 25
per cent for the budded fruit and
a normal crop for the seedlings.
Pears, plums and apples are safe
so far.
J. M. Strawn, superintendent of
the Rocky Sunday school, reports
that the services at the church Sun
day were very interesting. A num
ber of little folks bad some nice
recitations. The review lesson for
the past quarter was studied with
care and many helpful thoughts
were brought out by the superin
tendent and others. The Rev. Mr.
Bailey preached in the afternoon,
in the edification of all present. Mr.
strawn should have the co-opera
tion of everyone who believes in
Ibis great work of I he Sunday
school. He is one of the most
faithful workers we have, and we
should stand by liim and see that
we carry our part of the work.
Luke.
WICKES.
J. A. York of Mena was in Wickes
Tuesday on business.
W. H. Darwin and Mr. "Sanford
went to Mena on business Monday.
Col. C. H. Jett and Mrs. Jett left
last Sunday to -spend a few days at
Baker Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sanford visited
Mr. Sanford's sister. Mrs. R. L. Hun
ter. at Cove Saturday night and
Sunday.
Charles Golf and family passed
through Wickes Sunday afternoon
in their auto, on their way home
from Mena.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, who were
called to Kansas last week on ac
count of the death of Mr. Harrison’s
father, returned Sunday morning.
G. G. Golf left Sunday for Kan
sas City and St. Louis to liny dry
goods and other merchandise for
the Goff store. His brother. R.
Goff, joined him at. Mena.
Wickes was visited last week
with a severe cold spell and it froze
pretty hard, killing quite a lot. of
fruit, hut if nothing happens there
will yet he a good crop of the big
Elbertas.
Ed Isett returned Saturday even
ing from Mena, where he was seized
with a severe ease of heart trouble
anil was eonnneu to ins hod for
several days. We are glad to see
him out. again.
Mr. Compton, who rame here
from Burwell. Neb., and bought (be
Wirkes hotel from Mrs. Emma
Bounds, took possession of it last
week and unloaded his ear of
household goods Tuesday.
Guess Who.
Will Darwin made a business trip
to Mena Monday.
Ed I sell's father is visiting him
during his illness.
A large number of people traded
in Wiekes Saturday.
Dr. \oung and D. M. Shaw made
a business trip to Hatton Monday.
Tlie Wiekes school was closed
last Friday. There was no closing
♦'xorcisps,
Mr. Gore l**ff Monday for Mona,
where lie will spend a few days
with his daughter.
One more automobile has been
added b> the list in Wiekes. It is
owned hv Mr. Compton of the
Wiekes hotel.
Quite a number of Wiekes peo
ple went to Yandervonrt last Fri
day night to attend the school ex
hibition. Everybody reports a good
time.
Gloomy Gus.
A Card.
This is fo certify that all drug
gists are authorized to refund your
money jf Foley’s Honey and Tar
Compound fails to cure your rough
or cold. John Rernet, Tell. Wis..
stales: “I used Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for five years, and
it always gives Ihe best of satis
faction and always cures a rough
nr cold.’’ Refuse substitutes. Jack
son Drug A Furniture Co.
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For Rent—80-arre farm, at once; '
about 20 acres in cultivation: can
work out rent on farm. Write F. I
D. Holmf's, Ft. Smith, Ark. 13-3 ■
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PERSONmL NOTES | '
W. L. Nichols of Hatfield was in
Mena last week.
A. H. Tullis "as a visitor from
Cove last Friday.
\Y Hu-in's of Beauchamp was
in Mena Saturday.
A. P. Blcds"c was in from west
of town Saturday.
E. Bower of Page, Ok., was in
the city Saturday.
-N. A. claim of Potter was with
Mena friends Friday.
1). P. Johnston of Nella was trad
ing in Mena Friday.
Clint Haines of Cove was in Mena
Monday on business.
Tom Hooper of big Fork "as
trading in Mena Friday.
John B. W'idener of Alder was in
Mena Friday on business.
E. B. Owen of Black Fork was
trading in Mena Saturday.
H. P. Howard of Big Fork was
trading in Mena Saturday.
S. \V. B of Lenox. Ok., was
trading in Mena Saturday.
C. H. Je t, Jr., of Wiekes, visited
friends in Mena Saturday.
Hoy and Jc-se Hester were up
from Wiekes last Saturday.
Wiley Lawrence of Waters was
trading in Mena Saturday.
J. W. Spear of Muse, Ok., was in
Mena Sale lay mi business.
E. A. Jon d' Potter was in Mena
Saturday : ding and visiting.
M. J. C •.* nf Smitliv ille, Ok
was tradii Mean Saturday.
ti .1 r.i i".i ,>f Black Fork wa<
trading in Mena Iasi Thursday.
C. E. Key - nf Board Camp spent
Iasi Friday uuong Mena friends.
J. A. M. y of Itirli Mountain
was in Me m business Friday.
W. W. li . G- of Big Cedar, Ok.,
was in Me m business Monday.
G. \V. ,\ - nf Hat field was in
Mena Mon vi-iting \V. I. Green.
it. E. He - and John Crawford
of Opal wi n ailing in Mena Fri
day.
J. \V. G md A. Reeve- of
Hartley wi •• uiing in Mena Mon
day.
The Rev. \\. E. Bowman of Blaek
Fork was i Mena on bn- ne-s Sat
urday.
John Johnson and Ben Reno of
Woinfale were - "ippiiu: in Mena
Friday.
E. M. Roberts of Helen was in
Mena Saturday buying stork for
his store.
Or. J. N. Porter of Yandervoort
was in Mena on business last
Thursday.
J. C. Allen, cashier of the Bank of
Hatfield, was in Mena Wednesday
on business.
J. W. Fields and W. W. McBride
nf Big' Cedar, Ok., were trading in
Mena Tuesday.
J. W. Gist, John Bel! and Boh
Moore of Nella were trading in
Mena Saturday.
Mr-, \nizi Win ton visited Mondav
with her mother. Mrs. W. E. Whip
ple at Hatfield.
Major E. 11. Poe and W. E. Hun
gate of Grannis were In Mena on
business Monady.
Miss Cora Bollinger of Ransom
has accepted a position as salesladv
witfi G. W. Petty.
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1 hu uuau^ii wciu iu nai l
ford, Ark., last week to look after
business matters.
Miss Y .da Averitt of Hatfield was
visiting' her brother, J. F. Averitt,
in Mena Tuesday.
A. E. Wear of Board Camp, farm
h ninnsirator for Polk county, was
m Mena Saturday.
Mrs. M. L. Nichols left Friday
for a few weeks’ visit with rela
tives in Texarkana.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Salyers left
I’riday for Womble, where they
'ill spend the summer.
K- T. Putman of Big Fork was
ii Mena Friday visiting friends
ind attending to business.
Mr. ind Mrs. Wesley Nichols of
Halfleld spent Sunday in Mena with
Mr. and Mrs. Amzi Winton.
Sheriff J. A. Thornton returned
I’uesday from Blaine. Ok., where
le went on legal business.
Mrs. Oliver Johnson and three
diildien visited last Saturday with
Mrs. E. L. Jones near Potter.
C. A. Valentine of Ft. Smith was
n Mena Thursday, en route to Ink.
vliere he will visit relatives.
I.inn Compton of Wickes was in
Mena Friday looking up titles to
and in which he is interested.
Fred Strickland took up his du
fns as salesman at Petty’s store
fuesday. after a weeks’ vacation.
Prof. 0. w. Johnson of Orannis
pent Saturday in Mena. He thinks
here will be some peaches in that ^
listrict.
Will Lane of l'ottcr was paying
;lx,.s in Mena Wednesday.
Jim Smith of Vandervoort was
„ Mena Wednesday paying !«'>•
Joe sl.igley of Kaglelon was in
Jena Wednesday buying live stm
W E Wright and A. Dillard of
fart ley were trading m Mena
ft ednesday.
Zaek Davis and son Waller of
Sullivan were trading m Mena
Wednesday.
Ed C. W hite of Hattleld was pay
ing taxes and looking after other
jusin»‘>s \\ I'llm’silay.
John A. Lewey. a mereliant of
ft iekes, was in Mena w ednesday
buying goods for his store.
Lorr Skeels of Libby. Mont., was
in Mena W ednesday. Mr. Skeels is
l . s. forest lire reserve agent.
John and Ernest Milam were in
Mena Thursday, en route from W al
ii ron to their home at Woinble.
S. M. Watkins of Vandervoort
was in Mona Friday paying taxes
and looking after other business, j
s. I. Wood Weill to W’liters Mon
day in the interest of Ins store. He
was accompanied by H. F. Davis.
Miss Murrel Jones of Potter re
lumed home Tuesday, after a
short visit with Mrs. Oliver John
son.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hays and two
daughters. Misses Ova and Ola. of
Vandervoort were trading in Mena
Monday.
Karl Purcell and Kctsie Heerham
of Vandervoort were in Mena Mon
Hiiv. trading and looking after liusi
mss interests.
Mr', loin Sanford returned lo
her her at Waldron Friday, after a
week's visit with her sister. Mrs.
Maggie Hoard.
Mr. and Mr-. J. G. Lawrence went
out to shady Friday to spend a
week with Mr. Lawrence's father.
.1. s. Lawrence.
Miss Mi ■ Gari oi Spiro, < )k,, re
turned to her home Tuesday, after
a few days' visit with her cousin,
Mrs. J. I. Alley.
M. M. Martin of Hatfield was in
Mena Wednesday visiting his >,m.
Judge W. V. Marlin, and daughter,
Mrs. W. L Green.
I. J. M illion of Shawnee, Ok., ar
rived laM week fur a visit with lit'
- e, Mrs. J. W. Moseley, w horn he
Ini' not seen in 30 years.
■T A. Cross, "i the fiim »f r is
\ Cross of Oden, was in Mena i ri
day huying stock for his store and
attending to other business.
Ambrose Hratdher left Tue'dav
for Oklahoma City and oilier point'
in Oklahoma, where lie expects to
Iniy a ear of horses and mules,
M. K. Heavers and W. It. Stev
ens of Hatfield were in Mena Fri
d.i> getting deeds recorded and
looking up abstract titles to lands
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J. w. Sargent of Board Campwaa
” Mena Saturday. He believes
here will be plenty of fruit for
heme consumption despite the
freeze.
Me. and Mis. M. H. Hart Jeft
J- inlay for their home at Salem s
0.. after a brief visit with Mr
Hari s parents. Mr. and Mrs \ r
Hart.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M'igslrand
were in Menu Saturday. Mr M i ■
strand has been quite' sick for the
past two weeks, suffering from se
vere cold.
Mrs. F E. Lindsay and brother, J.
L. Joplin, went to Vandervoort Fri
day and will return with their sis
fer Mrs. M . E. Bell, who has been
several uays.
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1 he Revs. \V. L. Smith, J. R.
t.ooi'h, Jesse Green and J. J. Havnes
ot Mena went out to Yofkanv Sun
day to attend a Fifth Sunday meet
ing of the Baptist church.
Habitual constipation is the door
[rough which many of the serious
ills of the body are admitted. The
occasional use of Prickly Ash Pit
ers will remove and cure Ibis dis
tressing condition. Jackson Drug
funnels Drug Co., McNcrneys
i harmaey, special agents.
Mrs Will Darden and son Prvan
'■ hlahrl. Ok., arrived in Mena
luesday in answer to a message in
rormmg -them of the severe illness
. fnA- Mrs- Wrden is "
simop of Dr. Lee.
Norris Hilton of Octavia, ok wa>
a 'Wednesday visiting his
• I- L. Norris, amt having his eves
i ' . t- d. H,s eyes were injured sev
. / , days ago by the explosion of a
shotgun cartridge.
H- P. Carr has opened a land of
fice one door north of Nalls’ book
J Puck M7'a StrPeL H,> rePresents
v Buckingham, a big land owner
Chicago They expect to buj
StX^"d ,or de'"»‘>l«
jesded kidneys nmeteS®suffer^
Mark's' bothe^ ^PTook
iiiiproveinent°’affer‘SHiird dav b'f
kepton until entirely froerl of »»u
rouble and suffering. That’s whv
t recommend F61ev Kidney pm,
Ricir*
MARKET I'OR CREAM.
Company OHTe^Tc'lo tii,. Po,md
for Butter Eat in Menu.
" ; "• Alien, who has been Irv
ing to interest people in the dairy
111 P°1H county Wednesday
J'i'ed a direct offer from
Meriden Creamery Company of
han-as City of from 31c to 34c‘ per
pound for butter fat delivered* at
the express office in Mena.
A1 'cn is in correspondence
with parlies elsewhere who are
miking of coming here to take up
•lie business of dairying, and he
Mieves there are some already here
who will be glad to organize to nro
'luce butter fat for market!
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An occasional dose of Prieklv a«)i
strih ,naSea8C and maintains
Drug p' energy. Jacksoa
I.IU~ Co., Gunnels Drug Co Me
•Nerncys Pharmacy. special agents.
H. J. RADCLIFFE
LAWYER
omcu;over Nail's B«"k *lor*
Mena. ArkansM
Practice in All Qurtg^
GREEN & MARTIN
abstracters
Orders Promptly FiH«^
O* «e in circuit ('lerk'al>01ce,l'ourt®vi
Phone 157.
This Culls Your Attention10
DR. FLICK
MENA’S EYE EXP**1
In Fitting Glasses ^