The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-12

his cotton over a few months. Cot ton IS up now, but t wasn't three weeks ago.
 Alex Carper is said to be very anxious to go Co war, and his friends would do we'll 10 call and see him early.
 Eat less and increase the quality is one way to meet the II. c. of l.. Most working men eat too much, espachlly of meat
 The 2-year-old baby of Mrs. Letha 1 Miller. who died Tuesday. of drop l sy, was buried Wednesday at the Pleasant Hill cemetery.
 George W. Wallace, the noted i lecturer on prohibition. will speak at the NJ. E church April 90. on Dry America " Admission free. ] Minor Wallace, former congress- lman from the seventh congressional { tdistrict of Arkansas. spent Saturday meeting friends in Hatfield.
 Many farmers who thought they were planting corn in March were only placing it in cold storage, as shown by the stands they have.
 Mir and Mrs George Sanders of Big Fork spent Saturday and Sun day at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. Shults, parents of Mrs. Sanders.
 Charley Wilson came in from Beach Tuesday i'll his Ford, to get some big ChOctaw preachers, who are planning for a protracted meet ling.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Caudel of Marshal, Tex are visiting at the Star Hotel with Mrs. w. H. Me- Donald, proprietress, aunt of Mir. Caudel.
 C. P. Bingham was in from the SiX-Mlle community Saturday wanting something to read. He got iit all right, for he subscribed for lThe Star.
 l I. A. Henderson and family are 1 living at the residence formerly i0wned by Tut Harris, until they can lrehulld at the place they vera burned out.
 Talk about Woman Suffrage. but if a woman loNes her baby and is interested in little chicks n0w-a- days she owns the world and need not suffer or rage any either,
 Mir. and Mrs. D. II Harwell and 1 family. left Tuesday for Ringing, Ok. where Mir. Harwell will again lenter the barber trade. MT. and
 Mrs. Harwell leave many friends behind
 If we hayn any unpatriotie eiti- zens in Hatfield, or ia fact anywhere else, now would be good time for them to read Edward. Everett Hale's book, The Man Without q Country.
 Dr. r. H. Redwine is removing partitions on the first floor of his huilding near the depot, and is filling 1 1t with groceries, <dry good special ties and notions fand expects to be lfully stocked in short time. Roy Cobb. employed by the I. c. Ky Co, at< Ellzabethtowii, Ky is spending a 30-day vacation here with. .ssfis parents. MT. and Mrs. J. A. CokB. It speaks good for the town IsFfien very nearly every boy who Ileaves Hatfield makes good. 1 Rev. w B. Arnold reports that he l is very much nleased with the inter est being manifested in the Thurs | day night prayer meeting services, lespeeially for the last three weeks. Lust few more attendants tho would make large crowd. and a large crowd of course, can do large things.
 Little Miss Peggy George was the only one from Hatfield to attend the Polk County School Contests as a jc0ntestant for a prize, and needless to say she came back with a gold medal for piano music. Hatfield was Unfortunate this time as the measles broke out before school ended and lpractice became impossible. Only for ltbis she would have been represent led hy furnishing contestant for 'every feature OH the program. 1 We have some good Registered Aberdeen Angus Bulls for sale at Roberts X Francis wagon yard.