The Mena weekly star., 1918-10-03
Correspondence
HATFIELp HAPpENINGs.

H. t- McI2nn was here SaEuruay taking shadows.
 I'm Rev. w. B. Arnold was at Van asvToort Thursday.
 Ira Keller has added an Anderson Vulcanizer to his garage
 Mrs Fannie Barnes went to Mena Tuesday Go visit relatives.
 Miss Alice Williams has accepted q position in the bank here.
 ". P Brewer was at Mena Friday, combining business with pleasure.
 J M Goodwin, Penn Williams and Mrs. Mamie Connally left Tuesday for Nola, Ok.
 1T. A. Romine of Smithville has bought and moved into the MeCowan restaurant.
 Oliver Gates left Sunday for Hen drix college at Conway to take mili- Aary training.
 Pigs for Saie-Thorobred Poland Cfaina pigs for sale. Freeman Dover, Hatfield, Ark.--Adv. 1t
 Miss Otus Henderson has accepted a position as bookkeeper for the Beach Lumber Company.
 The Rev. N. o. Hornsby moved Friday to the property he recently bought of Thomas Harris.
 J. 0. Gates. w. l.. Nichols and Ed Myers were in Mena Friday attend ing Liberty Loan meeting.
 Mrs. G. M. Woods. Mrs. Fred Gray and Mrs. W. H. Mize were up from Cove Monday to do shopping.
 The Liberty Loan drive in Cove township resulted in S3 persons vol- nnteering S10,075 in subscriptions.
 R Neal, R. P. Boyd, Albert Tits worth and Will Hawkins were here from Nunley Tuesday marketing cot ton
 Thomas Blair was here Tuesday distributing advertising of Pershing's Crusaders at the Lyric theater in hfena.
 Mrs. Christina Hoge returned Mon day from Central Nebraska, where she spent the past year visiting rel ztives.
 Capt. Ed Hutson and A. M. Clegg attended the Grandi sale at Hatton Saturday, Capt. Hutson doing the selling.
 D. E. Myers, w. L. Nichols and Capt. Hutson went to West Valley Sunday afternoon and held Liberty Loan meeting.
 Asss q N Rand, after 9 two weeks visit to her sister-in-law, Mrs. Maud CoIman, left Thursday for her home in Kansas City.
 Dr. II. R. Getz was in this com munity Saturday looking after dip- ping vats, remaining for the Liberty Loan meeting at night.
 Dr. l.. w. B. Long spoke here Sat urday night on the Fourth Liberty noan and Judge Wright Prickett Sun xzy at II. Both had good audiences.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes and daughter, Miss Agnes, passed thru Rriday from Mena to Vandervoort. They had been to the Educational ral- y.
 Mrs. J. 0. Lacey received q tele- gram Tuesday announcing the death of her mother, Mrs. J. l.. House, at Nit Vernon, III. She left on No. 4 fer xf1e funeral.
 Some 20 or 25 people attended the Educational rally at Mena Friday, Rex Myers winning first price on cot &nn and Miss Bessie Richardson car xied off second prize on canning.
 A report that John Nick Wright, a Hatfield registrant, who was in the last draft, was struck by lightning st Camp Pike was found to be un- true. it being another John Wright.
 October 12 has been designated as ssive-a-B -Bushel day in Hatfield. The four school districts, %, "A, 25 and 5S wiTl please meet Captain Huteon on Front street of Hatfield and he will sell the products on that evening at , o'clock.
 Arlie and Dewey Nichols were at Rocky Sunday, the guests of their mncIe, John Strawn. Arlie desired to see his Uncle John before his Uncle Sam sent for him. John Strawn, Jr., returned with them and stayed here until Monday.
 ". A. Nelson, railroad contractor eff Arcadia, Mo, arrived with his wife and children and will build a dump for the extension of the Kansas City Southern passing track. His teams came in Saturday and crew of hands went to work Monday. It win be almost 4 mile longer when Enished.
 Capt Frank Wells spoke here last Wednesday and was arrested at Van deryoort by Deputy Sheriff Bates on a complaint filed by John c. Hoheim- CT. He took a change of venue from Justice w. J. Davis, who sent the case 10 Mena to be tried Tuesday. Some 20 or 30 witnesses had been =<ssa.roned
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