The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-04
Correspondence
HATFIELD noTsTUpH.


 
 Mir and Mrs T P. Davts visited at Rocky Sunday
 T c. Allen made a business trip to Smtthville Thursday
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Johnson and boy were visiting in Mena Monday
 Hiram Gam of Kansas City is spend lng couple of days here on business.
 pr. Connally reports baby girl at the home of Mir and Mrs Carl Luston.
 Miss MagdaIlne Affholter of yan- dervoort visited with her sister, Mrs. 0 Benson, last week
 The K. c. S. has promised to baild several stock rens at Ha deld ani work may begin soon.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Bill Allen of DeQueen were Sunday guests of their nerhew. J c. Allen. and family.
 Ed Myres sold 200 head of cattle from his ranch In Oklahoma last week to ]. ]. Helm of Antiers
 Bring me your flyers and eggs Old nens 12c this week. Broilers lie per p0und. See Lowe. Adv,
 Doc Harris of Bethel was trading in town last Thursday. He brought tn ssa dozcn eRgs for the markos
 Since the anti-cigarette meeting several pipes have been found in the streets discarded and crushed.
 Just unloading car of Mllburn Wagons, the best on the ma.ke.. Wat kins Mercantile & Lumber Go. Adv.
 Martin Mullins was in town Satur- day and says he will leave for naval duty nt New Orleans the 1st of May
 The play. Lone Star" at the school auditorium Friday night was the, hit sf the season. It was a home affair. sut netted the school funds over $40 Ne should have plays more often; they zre educators.
 Aprfl. l9l6--The Fruit and Truck Growers Association are receiving let tsrs almost daily from northern deai- SITS asking for strawberries. April 20. 1s11--Hatfield shipped two carloads of strawberries yesterday to Kansas City and got s4.000 for them.
 Tho anti-cigarette meeting held here 3etnrday and sunday was pretty good. fl our cigarette te-smolSing boys are as H4tl of nicotine as Rev. Mr. Hiddleson M rnIs of enthusiasm, they are in a Sad fix. The meeting furnished good nusic. vocal and Instrumental especi- ally from those on the program from Cove Cove has a slight edge on Hat Heid in musical way Many good talks were made. but Prof, Woods of Cove, in his speech proved himself especially familiar, wise and fair on the cause effects. cure and prevention of the cigarette evil A large crowd attended and an Interstate Anti-Cigar- stte erEanization waa voted on and placed on foot for a statewide cam p2ign on tobacco evils nr Brough and Prof Bond were elected as vice presi- dents
 Local Weather Report--Two short summers and three long winters so far shis year
 Cove. congratulations You got the Snfthvile road Good for you and good for Smithville Shake
 Not only are nelghborhood dipping A..4s- fra. Ia. sfs are putting them on their farm, and while trying Co rid the range 0f ticks don't forget the range hog can Keep enough alive 10 seed the range syer each year
 eKfvs Oak scald an even tablespoon full of Paris Green In pint of water euen pour in a gallon Of water and sprinkle the peas Bunny won't come back after that night This is also recipe for potato bugs and all leaf eAting insects Weaken the solution for very tender plants. or it might xcoFch the leaves somewhat.
 The Cove delegation informed us Sat artiay they would be out in a few days Ntth a petition to secure the required ss per cent of names Of legal voters asking the county judge to call an eiection this fall to vote on the hog law. This township will also have It's petition in circulation, although 1t ls merely a matter of form. for as yet not dissenting voice has been heard Eefghbor townships join us Are you reAdy for the question:
 4 profit on keping cattle that is oft En overlooked k the value of fertiliz- Av each animal produces This spring Zoe Anders again put over 100 big wagon loads of manure on spots in his s9acre field where he thought it would &0 the most good Under this treat Eent this land is becoming the produc- Hg equal of any land In the United States. And still many thoughtless Armers allow their cattle to stand in af1e road at the farm yard gate
 Many people and committees giving entertainments ask to have them mem sionea fn the local items. also on the occasion ask the correspondent to be present and give them q good and complete write-up. at the same time neglect to provide 3 seat where all can be seen and heard. and usually oy- eef0ok the little courtesy of a ticket if # is a paid affair. The correspondent receives no pay and the editor gener- ousiy gives the space free In our To- cal items So In justice to yourself and the correspondent provide him good seat---Ofiieer of Star Correspon- dents Club
 On several occasions Hattie" has aad the pleasure to render some per soaai services 10 the scholars. as a W1A%f Wtlft tnfiF SHt@FIatfnl lSnAS. IaFNFS we we're glad to render at the time and sorget Imagine our surprise and pleasure when we received an invita- tf0n from them and Prof wheelis to De present as their guest at the enter fainment given by them so suceessful- lg Friday night Although it was a Beneftt play, We accepted the invita- ton in the spirit 1t was given and take this means of thanking them not only for q most enjoyable evening but for the feelings expressed by their invita- ton
 Not only de our cattle make added ! gains by dipping but when the quar- Hht2zi< ss lifted our cattle bring several senks per potnd faefe. either one of which more than paEs One Of our growers and shippers last fall had the sxneriepce Of seeing his car os cattle ! zsk for ss per head less than car