The Mena weekly star., 1917-03-08
HATFIELD m0TsTupm.

HATFIELD HOTSTUPH.
 F. C. Miller made social visit Co NanderXoort Saturday.
 Miss Johnnie Henderson is down from Mena on a 3-day vacation
 P. NJ. 0'Hearn of Cove was in town Saturday doing some trading.
 Wanted: All the chickens and eggs can get. w. II Terry -Adv.
 Dr. D. W. COnnally made a trip to Mena Friday to attend meeting of the Polk County Medical Society.
 Miss Madge Bonner was up from Nandervoort Thursday visiting at the home of Mrs. NJ. NJ. George.
 NOTICE-I will be in my studio each and every Wednesday after noon. R. +. McCANN.-Adv.9 1t.
 Wyatt Beavers and sister, Miss Ida, left Monday night for Cameron, Ok. where they will enter school.
 Mir and Mrs. F. l.. Long returned to their home in prOsser Wash, after spending short time with the father of Mr. Long, Josiah Long
 One merchant alone bought and sold 1900 dozen eggs last week, at 30 cents per dozen this means $360 Go some one.
 The Gates brothers passed thru town Saturday with a large bunch of cattle on the way to their home at Bethel, Ok.
 J. k. Williams, our telephone ex- change man is reshingling his house.
 A few mild cases of measles are reported in town.
 Ebert Travis left for Natoma, tffti.Iuxr t.ffrl.f af ffns. e week with relatives at Heavencr, Hatfield and Cove.
 Ober Rowe and Ed Myers, the big Democratic and Republican leaders, respectively of Six Mile, were trad ing in town Saturday.
 Mir and Mrs. D. k. Myers are wearing expansive smiles over the arrival of pretty 9-pound baby girl. that is just week old.
 Many farmers bringing eggs into town say they will be glad to see eggs drop to f5 cents as their wives will not let them eat an egg when they are over this price.
 The Hatfield Farm Loan Associa-- ton met again Saturday. Every thing is working in harmony. J. F. Lewis will make a trip to Mena this week t0 see about abstracts.
 Miss Winnie Little is up from Cove on visit with her sister, Mrs. R. E Daly and doing millinery work during her spare hours at the store of Watkins Mercantile & Lumber Company
 Frank Hamilton of Two Mile will not move to Texas this week as re- ported. Frank moves every other year, and 1918 is his schedule time for moving. Wolf City IS his regu- lar town to move to.
 Good Samaritans The Odd Eel lows CT Rust Lodge turned out in a body on last Tuesday with teams and wagons and moved one of dhelr brothers. ]. A. Gilbreth and family from near Hatfield to their home near Rocky.
 There is going to be a big enter tainment somewhere soon according to the number of red and green but tons being worn hy those who att tend the Methodist Sunday school. IL seemed everybody was wearing a button of one of these two colors Sunday
 k. 4. Davis says he wouldn't lelave Polk county if every farmer in It would give him $5 Just shows what some people thing of their country that's all. Eustace has been here SO long he can figure out two days in advance precisely the kind Of weather we'll hace.
 A more optimistic set of people never lived than our Hatfield folks. Last week when the days were rainy and frogs were croaking in the ponds and the skies were dark with clouds of vapor and of war many farmers eongregated in stores and talked good schools, good churches, peace and prosperity
 Ezra and Frank Beavers and sls- ter. Miss Ida, went to Gillham last Thursday in order to attend the funeral of their uncle, J. N Beavers, who died February 2 from dropsy The dereased was we'll known in Hatfield His brother, w. E. BeaN- evs. and father of the above chil- dren. died a little more than year ago from the same disease.
 Prof. Homer pigg visited our school Friday and was present at the poultry club meeting at one o'clock. The professor is well pleased with the work going on in Hatfield clubs. He informed us that up to the present there were IS pig. corn and poultry club members in the county and expected to make 1917 a banner weay for boys and .s of.xk xx.<..sf