The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-10
Correspondence
HATFIELD.

Carl Henderson has bought the J. A. Cobb home.
 s. T.. pottorif was business vis- itor to Mena Monday.
 W. B. Martin has sold his farm on Six-Miie and moved to town.
 A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Nick Brice last week
 Dr. Campbell was in from Rocky Thursday Of last week.
 Joe Lewis was in Mena last Fri day.
 Owing to the indictment weather there was no service at the Baptist church Sunday night.
 c. V O'neill was at Gillham Satur- day, taking up timber for the Ivory Handle plant.
 K. r. Hoffman and son of Mena were in Hatfield for a short time on Sunday.
 Alex Parsons has accepted place as salesman with the Dover Mer- cantile Company.
 Mrs. Johnnie Modlin of pittsbure. Kas.. visited her parents here this week.
 w. s, Beall. vice president of the Berry-Raall Dry Goods Company of Fort Smith, was here the first of the week the guest of Mark Dover.
 J. E. Smith was called to Ada. Ok, Sunday by telephone message an- nouncing the death of his brother. James A. Smith.
 Drs. Conn8lly, Johnson and Hilton attended tho Polk County Medical Association meeting at Mena Fri day going via the F0rdway.
 Dr. H R. Getz was in Hatfield on Saturday and Sunday. having been here looking after the government tick eradication work.
 Lester Dover and Arthur Cobb left Tuesday morning for Ringing. Ok, where Lester has accepted a position with a mercantile house.
 Phil Stevenson of Mena stopped here Saturday afternoon on his way home from Mineral, where he isl 6awmilling.
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 Ralph Barrow after visiting at the c. Y. Coughenour home for a week. was called to his home at picher. Ok. to i'll out his army duesti0nnaire.
 The school boys have organized a corn club. cotton club and a pea nut club. having amembership of fS. Each boy is to grow acre of one of these products Besides these clubs, the pig club has 8 new mem bers.
 Freeman Doyer's prize winning gilt that took ist prize at the Hat field fair and the county school ex- hibit at Mena last year, has far rowed six pigs. Freeman says he is afraid to set a price on them.
 The first meeting of the Local Chapter of the Red Cross was held at the school auditorium Thursday night of last week. The house was called 10 order hy President Butler. and s'isses Pauline and Marjorie Dcdd and Marie pottOrif sang Don't Bite the Hand That's Feeding You. ' Ed Myers made the opening talk. laying particular stress on the good work of the Red Gross, saving loo million dollars could be we'll spent hy the Amerlcaa citizens thru the organization. on our hoys, to good aassstitaeee. He appealed Co the au- dienee ln contribute liberally. head ln0 tue list with nine of his family. two others having joined few days before making him the high est with eleven members and c. H. Johnson second. with nine. The membership committee has been at work and as a result over 100 mem ners have bcen secured. However. we are sorry Go say two ladies vis- ltea 2 honin and got a Dro-German leeture inst ad of a membership. The local chapter voted to work thru the Mena chapier. Money to Loan on farms. 3 to 10
 years time. per cent See or write Sarah V. Palmer. Box. f6. Hat feld Ark Adv. it.