The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-30
HATFIELD HOTsTUPH.

List your land with us. LeWls x Haslen.--Ady.
 R. F. Gipson was m town Tuesday chatting with friends.
 Mrs Henry Finger returned to here home in Mena Monday.
 c. C. Miller traded for an unusual ly fine span of mules Monday.
 Get your Ivory Soap at W. E.. Mershon's Adv
 Too bad, but Hotstuph failed to get in several newsy items last week w. N. Martin was down from Mena Tuesday on matters of legal busi- ness.
 ]. II. Hasten has purchased the barber shop building near the post. office.
 l.. A. Cummings is moving into his newly bought farm home just north of town.
 Hatfield folks are preparing to nave Christmas tree at the Audi aorium.
 The young people in Hatfield are complaining of no place to go for amusement.
 Artie Little Page and Otto Nor row hiked it down from Potter Sun day morning
 We want your produce. Pay high est cash prices. Watkins Lbr X Mer. Co.--Adv.
 Charley Cook returned to 0sage, Ok. Saturday after spending week here with his family.
 G. c. Latch has purchased the Camp Wilder mining machinery in the Boar Tusk Mountains
 No sir-re, no man talks to his en- emy's face like he talks to his back until he loses his head-Uncle Si.
 Do all Laboring Men Need an 8-Hour Lawsn will be debated at the Auditorium in the near future. Smith Harwell arrived here from Ringing, Ok, Saturday to attend to his farming interests on Two Mile
 J. D. Henderson left for Malvern Tuesday to attend the Little Rock Conferences of the M. K. church South.
 Prof. R. B. Dodd left today (Thursdavl for Rich Mountain to attend the Public school rally ex- ercises.
 Kelsie skinner and Miss Bess Cecil autoed up from Vandervoort Sunday for chat with young friends.
 Just received a car of Studebaker wagons and buggies. Watkins Ilbr & Mer. Co.--AdS
 Austin Lewis went to Mena Fri day to get eTedentially equipped to fill his new position at road over seer of Cove township.
 All farmers interested in livestock, etc. meet at the Hatfield Bank building next Saturday afternoon Something very important.
 By love. when a man learns that the world can get along alright with out him. he is in an ideal stage of actual humility Si
 Mrs Carrie Whipple came in from her farm Saturday and will remain over with her daughter, Mrs. w. F. Mershon until after the holidays.
 An old settler of Polk county, tu't Auttlttl dltu Soli, ENtFctt, ol Niekes, visited here last week al the home of Mr and Mrs. Tom Davis.
 Prof Roy Holder and Mrs. Hol- der, drove down from Potter Sat- urday and remained over until Sun day afternoon with friends and rela- lives.
 w. T. Myers shipped 30 gallons of homemade syrup up to Oklahoma Saturday Mir Myers is preparing to raise t000- gallon or more crop mex. year.
 White collars, diamonds and youngish looks count, yet all real important affairs are run by elder- iy and commonplace looking people. Uncle Si.
 How about that letter of J. w. Howard, which appeared in the last weeks Star on the Public Road sit nation? Summed up about right wasn't it, eh?
 E. Powell. who recently arrived here from Eastland, Tex, is pre- pairing to make a crop on the W. T. Myers farm on Mountain Fork for the coming year.
 Don't get bad. please, for Hatfield