The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24
Correspondence
HATfIELn HOTsTUPH.


 Ri Myres shipped a ear of cattle Sa{lrdaN nl1ht Co Kansas City.
 N. h Stephens made a business Srin to Ida and Smithville Friday.
 Hoisiuphh wishes Go thank tne fisN who are handing in news items xmsolicited
 Mrs. Win Reynolds of San An 8aaio. 9ex~ Is visiting her mother, Mrs Warren
 Word comes from Coleman, Ok &haL Dr. Richardson. who is well known here. is dead.
 Pete Little Fireman for the K q. & spent Saturday at the home or 1is sister, Mrs R. K. Daly.
 Mrs. Tullis of Oil City, La, IS xisning at the home of Uncle Bill Martin and family this week.
 John Hilton of Octayia. Ok. 9fMaght in a bale oi new seed cotton a0 tue gin Tuesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Tut Harris were down from Potter Sunday visiting relatives and friends.
 There were three converts bap- 4ized into the Baptist church at the Liner ford on Six-Mlle
 The fair left Hatfield a six-ineh 4lecD dust bed. Some are adNocat7 lng the purchase of sprinkler.
 Ne are having little Of the noise nf war in our town due to so many blasting out their wells.
 Prom irummers we get the word that eur annual fairs are being talked up and down the K. c. 5.
 Will Crane. who is working at B0lzoma. spent Saturday and Sum- day with his family.
 Mrs. x. A. Davis and Miss Myrtle Davis were passengers for Mena on Tuesday.
 Oil investors from Oil City, La. are here securing oil leases on farm lands
 J. NJ. Bailey and wife left for Cove Tuesday, where MT. Bailey will c0ngsHcs restaurant and butcher @hfF
 Phil. Stevenson of Potter Candi- date for County Judge on the Re- publican ticket was in town meet inT friends Thursday.
 W. G. Nelson, who had spent the summer visiting relatives in south ern Texas, is here visiting his son. Earnest. and family
 Misses Nelmah and Essie Hender- sua who have been visiting rela- lives at Cove. returned home Fri eiay
 Mrs. J c, Allen and children, Mrs. N H. Terry and Miss Odessa Rim sls. are spending two weeks at Rich Mountain.
 George pDttoril, now teaching at Rocky. spent Saturday and Sunday a1 the home ei his parents. Mr. and Mrs S. E pott0rtf.
 John White, agent for he Iron Mountain ai Wheatly. came in on sunday to join his family in a weeks visit with homefolks and friends.
 Bernard Slote. who on account of Il sore hand has been here for q few days from Heavener, returned AAs5 asiS ,voTk Monday
 X few friends surprised Miss Jet xy Henderson Friday night by giv- Sng her . birthday surprise party. Mrs George furnished some rxses- asnt music.
 w. r. Stevens. while passing thru Gere last week from Mexico. fell in tuve with the country and people saEs0 Is seeking . favorable home To- Ssation
 Mir and Mrs, H. A. Terry. of ~glarksyille, Tex, arrived here Mon- 'siHy anu VIII vlslt few days with Mrs. Terry's parents. Mir and Mrs. E. w AVefitt and other relatives here and at Mena.
 Dr. Connally's report from last xSsssk sfdAxs the birth of two ten ExUNd baby boys, one at the home NaI NIT. and Mrs. sam Parsons. the other at the home Of Mir. and Mrs. 5. $ Pitcher.
 At the tender age of eight years. WHyland. the son of Mir. and Mrs 80e Anders, has become quite a f. =zssTFrirT and catiie expert He owns "a few head of cattle. knows their value. and has a deposit of over S60 an the bank.
 Misses Ethel Rouse. Juna Hen- sfersea. Eula Martin and lsla Cox wxere among the crowd of young people who went to Two-Mile Fri day night on a hand ear to attend sxhe Baptist revival being held at that place. The ear was new and 41eaVy and the night was warm and SUltry, but the young ladies had zallant and humulean suit0rs sMho pumped the handcar like pas senger car speed Pleas Rouse act- esd as engineer and conductor.
 Mena High School students pre- scented thrilling wild west play Saturday night at the auditorium Adventure. tragedy. romance and comedy ran all thru the play with intense strains of excitement. but xhru repeated curtain accidents the 1slay lost its rythm and swing. which Is so essential. Miss Clyrene Har- wfSon as Calamity Jane, did some splendid acting under the circum- stances and the piano music furn- Fshed by Miss Euniee Schoolfield was excellent and well worth the admission itself.
 To all socially inclined people ~hn wish to study serious subjects under disguise. no better opportu- uity can be found than to read Marie Correlli's last piece of fiction. Life Everlasting" In it's pages you Tan find an answer to your con- ceaied sorrows and at the same time keep un your reputation among your friends as being care free and gay of which you are be- ginnip te doubt 90 much.
 Mofher-sT Tommy. why do you remain at the foot of your class so xnuch2n
 Tommy There's no difference lfauma They give out the same words af the foot of the class as they do at the head