The Mena weekly star., 1918-07-11
HArFIELp NEws NOTES

Mark Dover made s trip to Little Rock July {.
 Lawson Fuckers infant child died Thursday night.
 Mrs. Sam Bates returned Sunday from a visit t0 Potter relatives.
 Dr. R. C. Mccoy was here from Mena Monday and Tuesday profes- zionaIiy.
 Misa Marjorie Dodd spent the lat ter part of last week. with Cove friends
 Judge ". N. Martin and wife and children of Mena Sundayed with Mir Martins father here.
 Peggy George was here the first Of the week from GilIham, the guest of Mrs. Robert Johnson.
 What is the matter with our Cove correspondent Come on in brother and get your feet wet.
 Mrs. T. B. Cree left Sunday morn. ing to visit the family of Rev. Willis Brown at Detroit, Mich.
 Dr. Gordon and wife motored dozn from Potter Saturday afternoon on 2 short business trip.
 George D. Nixon, en route home from Cove, stopped over in Hatfield Saturday to visit friends
 ". T. Myers received ten Holstein calves last Saturday from Anderson < Son, of Whitewater, Wis.
 Miss Johnnie Gipscn is home from Gurdon, Ark, spending her vacation with her father, 5. F. Gipson-.
 Dr. P. R. Watkins was called from Mena Friday and Sunday to see Dr. Connally. who was very sick a few days.
 Lige Warner and family came down from Gam Sunday and spent the day at the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. V. 0'Neill.
 Lewis Johnson and family and Mir and Mrs J D. Henderson Sundayed with Mrs R ". Johnson on Noun tainfork.
 Misses Willie Mount and Gussie Mcdonald. were here Monday from Mena in the interest of the Red Tri- angie League
 Mir. and Mrs. Dug Walker, Mrs. Dather Fortner and daughter, Verne, were. e.up from Cove short time Sun day afternoon.
 Tut Harris motored down from Potter Sunday morning, bringing with him s. L. Brooks. proprietor of the Potter hotel
 Levi Pigg and family, Mrs. C. c. Gunnels and Mrs. A. Jack were here from Mena last Sunday, as guests of T, R. Bates and family.
 Win Smith of Rocky spent Friday of his fnrlough here, the guest of J. 4. Cobb and family, returning to Camp Beauregard on July 8.
 Mrs. Laura Lowe and Mrs w. Gu ball of Menh visited from Saturday till Monday here, with the parents of Mrs. Lowe, Mfr. and Mrs. W. l. Rich srdson.
 Mrs Julia Eyatt and son. Lee, of Waldron, visited Mir. and Mrs. Abe Stevens Friday and Saturday. They are mother and brother. respectively of Mrs. Stevens
 " A Butler. wife and two sons, Mrs Judscn Butler of Antlers, Ok. motored into Hatfield Friday to visit Mrs. W. J. Butler, their relatives. They returned home Tuesday.
 w A. and E. Il Butler and family and Mrs. N. J, Butler went to Hatton Sunday, where they spent the day on an outing at Ozark Heights taking their dinner with them.
 Miss June Henderson returned on -lUiMlt&4 1OtAt 3tAAIhdEi&& MLtIG Etlc had stopped on her return from the M E. Conference at Lewisville, Ark, to visit Grover Sullivan and family.
 "Grandma" Davis came very near being run over by No. I Monday. John Cl. Hoheimer rushing in and pulling her from m front of the engine. which had been deadiocked with the brakes.
 < letter from Ringing. Ok. states that Doss Harwell is fast recovering from the smallpox. and that the other members of his family have fully re- covered. having had only light ases
 Mir and Mrs Ben Matson received a telegram a few days ago, inform ing them that their son, Frank Mat son, was wounded in France. They have three. sons with the American colors
 Several Hatfield people saw an air plane pass over Friday about 2:30 D. m, coming from the southeast and circiissTgs north of town and passing out of sight in the mountains on the northwest side of town.
 Deputy Sheriffs Lane and Harrison of Poteau passed thru town Sunday with ike Myers, an alleged moonshin- CT, from Ludlow, Ok. They destroyed l2-tub still on the head of Rocky creek, in Oklahoma.
 Miss Otus Henderson returned Fri day from Pittsburg, Kas., where she has been taking a business course. Her sister, Mrs. Johnnie Mnudlin. came with her for visit to her par sents. Mir. and Mrs. I. A. Henderson.
 L. ". Hall and family. J. E Will liams and family, ". A. and E. If. Butler and family and Mrs. N. J. Butler went to Hatton Sunday. where the~ spent the day on an outing at Ozark Heights, taking their dinner with them.
 Mrs. Jennie Brewer and Mrs. Will lie Cook arrived from ClarksyilIe, Tex., Sunday morning and are at the bedside of L. ". Averitt, who has been suffering from blood poisoning some time They are sister and daughter of Mir. Averitt.
 Boyd Colman will leave Saturday for Starlyville, Miss. to enter the U. S., automobile school. Boyd recently enlisted in the auto service of tha government He wants to be sent lover therag and is very optimistic about returning after the war.
 Attler Henderson and George Press- ley have returned from Camp Pike, having bsen rejected for physical dis ability. George was rejected on &C., count of weak lungs and Attler says he was rejected because of being a runt only 230 pounds.