The Mena weekly star., 1917-01-18

No wonder; his woodpile was very low.
 Good rabbit and possum dogs are in demand about Hatfield now, es- pecially among 8 few boys who are coining money on furs and rabbits.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. M Dover left Sunday for a weeks visit at Fort Smith, where Mir. Dover will also make some purchases of dry goods and other merchandise.
 Ellsworth Holder was in town Sat- urday taking orders for seed Irish potatoes. Mr. Holder only had in one-half acre last fall, but it has
 ed him Sli960 so far.
 Mrs. \. R. King. teacher m the Fifth and Sixth grade room, is ab- sent from school this week on ac- count of sickness. Doris Evans is filling her place as teacher.
 Mir. and Mrs c. F. Ward and baby. who are here from Midlothian, Tex, visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. b. R. Harwell, are all reported sick with pneumonia. MT. and Mrs. liar wells baby also is sick
 About four stalwart young men started a gitney bus line in Hatfield Sunday night, but as the snow fell on them SO flercely they discontin- ued the project for another time more favorable to the enterprise.
 On account of the Rev. w. B. Ar hold being called to Rocky Sunday to conduct the funeral services of Grandma Goodman. the church conference and love feast services were postponed until a later date.
 T. S. Boarland and family left Monday for Mulberry, Ark, where they expect to make their future home. Mr. Bourland has for years been one of our best citizens and progressive farmers and his place will not be easily filled.
 All humanity is closely related. For instance, did you ever meet an Indian that was as kind and courte- ous as an American? There are plenty of them and many often come to Hatfield to do trading. This is not all. Most of them are prov lg to be good pay.
 Grandma Goodman, who was 83 years old and had spent over half of them near Rocky, died Saturday and was buried Sunday afternoon near Rocky. The Rev. W. B. Arnold conducted the funeral services. She had been a member of the M F. church seventy years.
 Try Temp Brew in 5c glasses at W. H. Terry's s.-Ady 3-3t.
 Daddy" Younce, who has made certain brand of flour famous, was in town Monday after long ab- 'enee, talking biscuits and wom- ems rights. Women who have grouchy husbands missed a treat by not hearing him make his talk in w r. Mershen's store, where he held a large crowd of farmers spell bound all of them married men, from the faces they made.
 E. H. Butler has just recai ed his state certificate from the Stale Board of Pharmacy at Littlo Rrck.
 
 where he recently attended a school of pharmacy. and he is now li- tensed druggist, competent to III prescriptions as required by law Nr Butler has always conducted a drug store that was q credit to the town, but now he is better equipped than ever. And, by the way, did you know that a good drag store renders valuable service to a neighborhood? Do without one a time and you will see.
 Reward For missing Swear old yellow heifer Mark: under half crop R ear and crop and split in iefi ear Notify Ben Taylor, Hat field Ark Adv 3-lt.
 Hats as long as they last at Mrs. W. II ferry's, at actual cost Adv. 3-lt
 Card of Thanks.
 Our dear mother, Mrs. F. A. Grif- fin. who passed away on the Sth Inst, was a great loss to us and we feel grieved But there is one thing we feel thankful for-our friends and neighbors They were kind and gave us every assistance possible during her illness, and we wish to use this means of thanking and