The Mena weekly star., 1917-05-17
Correspondence
HATFIELD NEWS NOTES.

Potter sunday
 Dooley Barton was business wis., iiOr from Cove Monday.
 Mrs. D w. Connally visited with relatives at Rocky Monday.
 Have you seen the Star Hotel late Ivy It Is remOdeled and enlarged.
 Dr n. w. COnnally and Alec Car per are each the owners of Fords.
 Pies Rouse treated his section hands to large box of candy Tues day
 Wallace George is driving a team this week for the Major Slave Com pany.
 Freeman Dover is at the pIaner this week learning the lumber busi- ness.
 Mrs. W. |. Richardson went to Pot ter Sunday to see sick grand daughter
 Mir. and Mrs, T. R. Bates and fam ily spent Sunday visiting at Bethes- da Springs.
 Dug Walker returned Saturday from a three-day business trip to Little Rock
 Household goods to be sold on the streets of Hatfield, Saturday, May 26. Adv 20 2t.
 Mir. and Mrs. D E. Meyers and family left Tuesday for fishing trip on Buffalo.
 Another gasoline supply tank for Hatfield. It was installed Monday by T R. Bates
 Don't forget big revival meeting begins al the M K. church on the lth Sunday of May.
 Good two-horse buggy, cheap for cash or feedstuf. Merton A Bales, Hatfield. IS 1t.
 A large crowd of Hatfield people attended the singing services at Pleasant Hill Sunday.
 If the goats can be secured there will be a goat roping contest at the Hatfield Fair in August.
 Arlie and Hey Nichols returned home Saturday from the Agricul- tural school at Magnolia.
 Mrs Doyle Rowe was down from Potter Friday visiting with her pa- rents. MT. and Mrs. r R. Bates.
 Ray Snyder left for Parsons. Kas. Tuesday. where he is employed by the NJ K. X T., as boiler maker.
 Baz Johnson. that hustling cattle man, spent Saturday in Hatfield i'll talking good cattle, fat cattle, beef, etc.
 Saturday J. T. Ward was in on his regular trip from Two Mile with S25 worth of poultry eggs and butter.
 Business men are already mailing out letters enclosed in very at tractNe envelopes boosting the com ing August fair.
 Mr. and Mrs K. L. Rigsby and family are occupying the Grover Cranford residence since returning from sherman. Tex.
 FOR SALE CHEAp-An acre of ground with eood three-room house and barn. Inquire Mrs. s. J Eyin- ger, Hatfield, Adv 20 2t.
 Sheriff II w. Finger, Mrs. Finger and their son, Bascom. and Mir and Mrs, Phil Stevenson were down from Mena sunday paving social visits.
 x. NJ. Palmer of Hagler, Neh., has hought the G. Rysted farm in the west end Of town and has returned and will move his family to Hatfield soon
 Several automobiles were in evil dence at the M F. church Sunday morning at If o'clock. Rev. w. B. Arnold preached and a large crowd was out.
 With ]. C. Allen and Lewis John son as registrars and Dr. D. w. Con- nallv as examiner. the government and the people will get justice and good service.
 After the strawberry supper Fri- day night a large crowd gathered at the Masonic hall to hear T. NJ Nor wood Of TeXarkana lecture on w. Q. w wooderaf'
 Mir. and Mrs. J. ] Weaver and family returned to their home at Smithville Sunday after a three-day visit with Mrs T. M Dover mother pf Mrs. Weaver. and family.
 Mrs. E. NJ Sharp and children are visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. ]. c Allen. Mrs sharp lives at Prescott where her husband is cashier of the First State Bank
 NJ. NJ. Lowther and Emmett Rowe were down from Rocky Monday in Mir L0wthers neM Woods MObilette. This ear is only three feet wide but is fen inches longer than q Ford
 At a recent meeting of the city council quite a sum of money was appropriated for the purchase of flags. iagstaffs, etc. and within a few days Hatfield will be making patriotic displays
 J. l.. Eyinger. who was 70 years old and a newcomer to Hatfield, died at his home south of the school house Thursday from a stroke of paralysis and was buried Friday at the Six-Mile cemetery.
 Crock Warren was a local nassen- ger to Mena Friday Crock is an open-air enthusiast and sport. his latest tuck being the capture of : young wolves If they grow to ma- turity they will make plenty of pastime for his big bear Jumbo
 Hatfield merchants do not seem to fear mail order houses. for they nearly all have their catalogs lying about in their stores and one man said he would order goods for his customers from them if they thought they could beat his prices Tuesday was a busy day in Hat field Everybody turned out and cleaned un all the rubbish in the streets. alleys. and back yards. On the quiet but did you ever see a town kept any cleaner than Hatfield