The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-15
Correspondence
HATFIELD.

<. l.. Brooks. the Potter hotel man, was m town Saturday,
 Eugene Blackwell was over Sun day with his family at Heavener.
 Prof G. M. Woods and wife of Cove, shopped in Hatfield Saturday.
 Miss Johnnie Gibson Sundayed here from Mena, visiting Mrs. B. Gibson.
 Rev. N. 0. Hornsby filled his reg ular appointment al Liberty, Ok. Sunday
 Dr. C. F. Johnson was called to Vandervoort Friday night profes- si0nally.
 Drs. Johnson and Hilton made a professional trin Go Grannls MOn- day morning
 Mrs. Dather Fortner, who is the saleslady in GOtf's store at Cove, spent sunday at home.
 \ good photographer could do well here for a while-especlally during the school term.
 Merton Bales, wife and son, drove G Mena Sunday to visit Mrl Bales parents, who were sick.
 An Epworth League party was given at the home Rev and Mrs. J. F. Williams Friday night.
 Mrs. \. O. Hornsbv and David Will hiie were in Nunley with their par ents Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. c. V. Goughenour returned Friday from a five weeks visit to hete parents in Kansas City.
 Rev. j B. Williams preached at Potter Saturday night and Sunday, and at Old Potter Sunday night.
 Mrs. j. C. Evans. who underwent an operation at Dallas, Tex. some weeks ago, is on the road to recov- cry.
 Mrs, Mamie Connally was al Nci Ok, the first of the week. looking after Dr. Connally's farming inter- ests,
 Mir. and Mrs. Irwin Little were up from Old Cove Saturday visiting at the home of their son-in-law. R. E. Daily
 Joe Allen and Capt. Ed. Hutson weni to Octavia, Ok. Sunday, where they held the Breckenridge sale on Monday.
 Rev l.. W. R. Long of Mena is to speak at the High school auditorium Thursday night, on the '. NJ. c. A. War Work.
 Cleo and Charles Bennett came down from Mena and spent Satur- day with their grandma. Mrs Car- rie Whipple.
 Mrs. B. Gibson returned Friday from pitlsburg. kas. where she wis., lted Mrs. Bennie Pool and Mrs. Johnnie Modlin.
 Mrs, Mary Watkins and Sumpter Watkins were here from Hartley Saturday and Sunday visiting Henry Martin and family
 Mrs x. A. Weathersby returned Saturday from Ultima Thule. where she uierded .le burial of her sou in-laN. N iA. MayherlN
 In a letter to his father. ]. c. Evans neras Evans states that he IS in the government service at New Orleans. and well satisfied.
 John NJ. Mershon of Mover. Ok. and Miss Mary Mershon of Mena. spent Sunday night in Hatfield. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Mershon.
 Mrs. John kirsch and Miss Lela Nichols passed thru town Saturday from Mena Co West Valley to visit their fathers, c. w. and II. l.. Nichols.
 I. A. Allen. wife and children, Claude Bennett wife and children. and Mrs. Amzi Winton and children. were here from Mena Sunday, visit ing W E Mershon and wife.
 Misses Ola Littlepage, Pauline Dodd and Ida Beavers took their regular weekly outing Saturday, Miss Ola and Miss Pauline being at Wiekes and Miss Ida at Gillham.
 Br. D. W. Connally was in Mena Friday night, in the interest of the Polk county hospital. He repre- scnted the Polk County Medical As s0ciation. of which he is president.
 Memorial and patriotic services will be held at the Nj. F. church here. on the ith Sunday. This is the last of the conference year, and all members are earnestly requested Go attend
 Prof R. B. Dodd was in attendance al the school box supper at WiekeS Saturday night. where he aucti0ned on the boxes for nice price SAuctiOned of -auetioneers please set up and take notice
 Owing to the business rush our merchants are having extra help on Saturday. Mrs M J. Dover and Mrs. l. D Henderson are at the Dover Mercantile Companys store. Mrs. John C. Hoheimer and $. E. pottortl are helping at the Wat klns Y. X NJ Company store while Mrs. E. Gibson IS giving her time
 -------------------- --------------------s---- srsrvessarprrr s~szsas,gssrrusnssssa,s