The Mena weekly star., 1911-01-05
HATFIELD HINTS.

HATFIELD f1tNIS.
P. G. Brake made a business trip
to Ashdown last week.
VIII Gates of Mena spent Sunday
with friends in Hatfield.
w. M. Hansard spent Sunday with
his family at Jansen. He expects
to move to Hatfield as soon as he can
rent, buy or build a residence here.
Mr.. j. A. Hamilton and son of
Cherokee county, Tex. spent the
holiday week visiting friends near Hat
| field.
Miss Beulah Davis of Hatfield, who
is principal of the Hatton school.
spent the holiday week with her par
ents here.
L. A. Hall, resident bookkeeper for
the Major Stave Co. of Ashdown,
Ark, was called south on business
last week.
Nick Drice has sold his farm east OF
Hatfield to a Louisiana man, who ex-
poets to move here at once and en-
gage in stock and fruit farming.
j. r. Frost has moved his family in
to the James Casey residence proper
ty. Mr.. Frost will commence at once
to prepare the ground and set As acres
to choice fruit. principally apples.
j. L. Lonsey of Mitchell, Neb., was
a Hatfield visitor last week. He is
prospecting for location and was
very fovorably impressed with the
country near Hatfield; he expects to
return soon.
Several prospective settlers ore
camped on the edge of town while
looking the country over, they dove
here from Western Texas. One out
fit has some 40 odd head of horse:
and mules.
Daniel Marlborough and wife 0
Jansen were in Hatfield Thursday
trading. Mr.. Marlborough is figuring
with a stave company on proposition
TO work up the waste timber into R
r. ties.
James A. Slote OF Kearney. Neb.
has purchased fine farm near Hat
field Shafer & Hammond completing
the deal as a final windup of the oil,
year. Mr.. Slote expects to NOV,
here before March.
Thomas Harris. ST.. having sold hi
farm to Mr.. Rankins of Eastland
| Tex, is moving into the town proper
ty purchased of r. D. Green. Mr.
Harris intends giving his children tn,
advantage of attending the Hatfield
High School.
Hon. j. G. Bell of Jansen was il
Hatfield last week on business. Will,
| Uncle joe is one of the old residents
of Polk county, being over 80 years 0
age and has resided in Polk for a
years, he still keeps the younger gen
Grafton hustling to keep up.
Mrs Rayburn and son arrived il
Hatfield Thursday evening. The,
will remain at the Star Hotel Will
! Captain Rayburn is engaged with th'
survey of the Chcctaw land and tim
Der in eastern Oklahoma.
Henry Hasten has purchased the
drug store building from Thomas
Harris and win move his restaurant
there from his present location. H,
viii be better prepared to serve hi
many patrons in his new place of bust
ness.
Mr. Linn of 0kmulgee, Ok, VIII,
has several rich mineral claims nea
Hatfield, is here preparing to do his
! annual assessment work on them
J Mr.. Linn has some fine prospects
! and expects to expend considerable
money in development work during
the coming year. making Hatfield hi
headquarters.
| Miss Eulah Littlepaee' and Bucl
Sandliu were married Wednesda,
evening. Juestice Davis officiating
The happy couple spent several day
with friends before leaving for Water
man. Tex. where Buck has a position
with large lumber company The,
have the good wishes of large circl
of friends in Hatfield.
w. w. Townsend wants your COW
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