The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-02
Correspondence
HATFIELD HoTsTIlPH.

f 0verseer J w. Howard is busy working the roads north Of town.
 T. ?. Fulton of Cove was trans acting business in Hatfield Saturday T. M Dover returned Tuesday from a trip to Fort Smith to buy goods.
 W. H. Terry handles soft drinks, canned goods and gcod things to eat.-Ady.
 Mrs. B. Gibson and sister. Miss Johnnie Gipson were passengers to Mena Friday.
 Rev. W. B. Arnold was in town on Monday making ready for District conference.
 Mrs. R. K. Daily is clerking again for the Watkins Lumber X Mercan- Atle Company.
 The latest Styles in Millinery al ways on display al Mrs. Terry s, Hatileld.-AdV.
 Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Davis visited with friends in the Mollie Gam set clement Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Hazes of yan- dervoort. did some trading and shop ping here Saturday.
 Misses Willie Mount and Thelma Jones of Mena were Saturday guests of Miss Thelma Gibson.
 Rev. ]. c. Evans and family have moved to tue Frank Lewis farm on Six Mile, where he will make a crop for the coming year.
 Mrs. Jim Harwel departed Mon day for Los Angeles, Calif., after a three weeks visit with relatives here and at Ringing, Ok.
 Ford Cars will take you anywhere, an time. and good drayage will move anything you have. The Dover Bros, Livery have both.--Adv.
 The women of the Home Mission wili give a chicken supper at the q Q. Gates residence Friday night, just before the political speaking.
 The Rev. T. A. Park of Mena lee- hred to crowded house Sunday night. on Prohibition. People were aroused and were still talking the lecture on Monday.
 A lot of pretty girls, as many hungry boys many dainty boxes of food and a good time was the way the box supper went Saturday night at the auditorium.
 Ten lumber teams wanted at ances Two good hauls. One at S2 and the other at S3 per 1000 feet. watkins Lumber X Mercantile Co, Hatfield, Ark--Adv.
 Miss Otis, teaching at Wander xocrt, and Miss Johnnie. clerking pl Ehe sheriff's office at Mena, spent Sunday here with their parents, Mir. and Mrs. Ike Henderson.
 Two acres, the 10th year ln cul- Eiyation, yielded Jim Nichols on Mountain Fork, 2200 pounds of cot- ton this year. With the exception of one year. this land has, during sl. s!sis time been cultivated by some of the Nichols family.
 n. F. Bryan is another mover who was passing thru the. country and au seeing what we had here, had to stop and locate. Mir. Bryan IS from Tom Bean. Tex. and he says to take everything into consideration, Polk county has got many rich places in Texas beat.
 1t takes tragic situations to ra- veal the hearts of men and women, ns was shown Monday when the women of tue Home Mission Soei- ety gave a helping hand to the un- fortunate girl. who became a mother while in camp with her parents near lhe pottortf spring just east Of town.
 Their parents lost two model chil- dren and the church at Hatfield lost two good workers. when Miss Myr- lie Davis and Roy Holder got mar ried last week Their vacancies at ihe N. E. church as organist and Seacher, respectively, were filled Sunday hy the election of Miss Ola Littlepage and George pottortf as successors
 While the train was unloading passengers the other day a curious traveller. seeing Indians at the sta zAnn lnnnlred If they eNef gave Us any trouble He was surprised to see them without bows and arrows. But he would be more surprised &kely to see them buying books, sui glass, graphophones Ostermore mattresses and many other modern mxuries.
 Grange is the order of the day in everything The church. Sunday school, profession or business con- tinually change to meet modern de- mands Yes. even the churches and Sunday schools must change. and talks were made ai the M l. church Sunday by Supt. J. C. Allen George Fotiorn. Miss Alice Williams and Miss June Henderson. on these lines. sssst asfaasea very feHeibly to the iafsE crowd Of Sunday school peo- ole present.
 EIsESIVE FRAGMENTS "A home on poor road in bad weather is a prison. and it will be more So, now ghat Hicks. the almanac man IS dead. Little Miss Nellie Cummings is gain fng name for being talented aiReee. Joe finders made 6i hnshels sf sweet potatoes from one-ilfih of an acre of ground Ben Taylors way of saving potatoes is to place thern between dry shasings. Even great big, little local item news butchers are criticized along with 8fher "graten people Kim Floyd ss back from Ringing. Ok. T. R. Bates got his auto smashed at Mena Saturday. There are 46 small tots n. The Little Builders Sunday scnool class at the M k. church. A small Indian boy. after becoming tired Monday, from rnnning over the town e see the sights, entered store where his papa was resting m a chair, and placing his arms around his fathers neck, hugged and kissed him fondIy. all of which proves that Our Maker is no respee- ter of persons.
 T. Miller left Friday for a visit in Nebraska and Iowa
 A new cotton hsiyer at the home 1 of William Lowe. Mother and child 1nsn1 well