The Mena weekly star., 1917-01-25
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HATFIELD NEWS ITEMS

W. l. Mckinney of Mena was in Hatfield on business Tuesday.
 Try Temp-Brew in 5e glasses at w. Il. Terry's.-Ady. 3-3t.
 George Modlin was up from Tex arkana visiting with his friends.
 Kim Floyd left for Montgomery county Tuesday on cattle buyln5 trip.
 They all like Loose-Wiles' Can dies. Try a box. Butler Drug Store. Adv. 3tf.
 The Hatfield Basket Ball team or dered a new outfit of uniforms Fri .ay. Look out, Mena.
 Miss Johnnie Henderson and Miss Johnnie Gipson were down from Mena on a visit Sunday. J l.. Williams, his daughter and mother, are all recovering from a severe siege of lagrippe.
 Mark Dover is painting his newly purchased home and fitting 1t out with upholstered furniture.
 For Coughs and Colds use Nyals Winter Cough Syrup. Butler Drug Store.-Adv. 3tf.
 Dr. C. F. Johnson has for some time been incapacitated for prac- tice because of serious ear trouble.
 Hatfield is well illumined with electric lights January 1, 1918. The new depot was also completed to- day.
 Rev. J. E. Brown of Ashdown will begin a protracted meeting at the Baptist church the first Sunday in February.
 MT. and Mrs. T. Nj. Dover returned to Fort Smith again Sunday, where Mrs. Dover is undergoing medical treatment.
 w. k. Caldwell and G. w. Craw- ford of 0ctavia were in Hatfield on Tuesday, making some big grocery purchases.
 LOST-Between town and the line road, hand bag containing SIS. Reward to finder. Mrs. J. L. Evin- ger.-Adv fit.
 J. c. Hoheimer was "tickled to i death" over the return of lis lost watch. Elmer Hastens found + and and lad" in The Star found Elmer
 Lost-In town on Jan. 6, a $500 Bun Special Gold Watch, B jewels. Liberal reward to finder. J. c. Ho- heimer, Hatfield, Ark.-Adv. 3tf. The Rev. J. c. Evans and Mrs. Evans, were passengers to Mena on Tuesday. The Rev. Mir Evans all so left Tuesday night on business trip to Fort Smith
 No birds up around Rocky now. J. C. Allen and Dr. Connally were on d hunt up there Friday brought back all they could carry--ii you in clude fatigue.
 No wonder Two Mile neighbor- hood has such a fine school. It has an enthusiastic teaeher-Amos Musgrayes. He was in town Sat urday talking good schools to his friends for dear life.
 The stork, on last Thursday even | ing, presented Mir. and Mrs, Charles Martin with their first child "a. boy weighing 9A pounds. pr D. w. Connally reports that mother and baby are both doing fine.
 Alonzo Hall and family are here on visit from Tuscola, Tex Mir. Hall is well pleased with Hatfield and is expected to locate here-not even returning to close up his bus mess interests at Tuscola
 Some people make friends every lWhere they go. Miss Minnie Cheeks from Prescott did during her visit here with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ?. F. Rouse, which ended Friday night, when a large crowd of young people and friends met and gave her a farewell party. They all had a splendid time until near the last When the time came for separating most of the crowd and Miss Cheeks were seen to be in tears. Miss Cheeks was a charming, Friendly and winesome visitor, and the young people regretted to see her leave.
 Farm Loan Board to Meet T Myres, secretary-treasurer of the Hatfield Larm Loan Associa- ton, announces that the board will meet at the old Masonic Hall every other Saturday, the next meeting being the 3rd of February The board has Si8,350.00 subscribed.
 Hatfield Boy on Long Cruise. Will Crawford is in receipt of a letter from his brother, Cliff, who i Is in tine navy, at present stationed near Boston, stating that he will soon start on a big cruise thru the Southern seas. Cliff is not yet 2i, but he is drawing big pay as an electrician. Even up there among big daily papers, Cliff says he pre- fers the Mena Star, to which he is a subscriber.
 \ Girls Canning Club.
 Charles Delaney, the young farm ldem0nstrator for Polk county, gave a lecture Co a large crowd at the school house Friday night or Forming Pig Clubs, etc. He or lganized a girls canning club and lgave the boys pig club a boost anC I left everything under the supervis- ion Of Prof R. B. Dodd, who is high 4 ly enthused over the work.
 Hopeless Indifference. It's the truth, but most people the writer ineluded-ygant to sit