The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-24
correspondence
HATFIELD NEWS NOTES.


 Mrs. D. Fortner was ID from Cove Sunday with her mother.
 George finders was Tn Mena on Thursday night of last week.
 Rev. E l.. Rigsby visited friends Tn Little River county last week.
 Prof. D0dd has been working in Che bank while school was closed.
 Miss Alice Williams is assisting Gates X Henderson on Saturdays.
 Miss Rose Gaddis spent Friday aight with her parents at Ashdown.
 Mrs. w. E MershOn and Mrs. B. Gibson were in Mena Sunday night.
 Mrs. J. R. Morrow spent the last of last few days at Potter with sick relatives.
 School has been closed the last twO weeks on account Of weather conditions.
 Mrs. Hettie Martin and sons. Ali and Ralph visited relatives at Wickes last Sunday.
 K. 0. Morrow. Lester. Dover and Mrs. Sarah Palmer were Mena visit 0rs Saturday.
 Miss Lula Whipple is here from Tulsa. Ok. visiting her mother, Mrs. Carrie Whipple.
 After an absence of four years, Raymond Rork returned Tuesday from Grand Island Ncb.
 Mrs. Mark J. Dover returned Fri day from a weekend visit with her parents at MuldrOw. Ok.
 Miss Ruby Henderson of Smith vile spent part of last and this week here visiting relatives.
 Arthur Cobb returned Sunday on No. } from Hingling. Ok. where he went to grow up with the country.
 Merton Bales has resigned as car rier on Route No. 1 and says he will grow beans for the boys at the front.
 Horace Rigsby and two small sons left on Saturday for Oklahoma City, where Horace will work in a pack ing house.
 Miss Louise Mullins came down from Mena Friday, remaining till Sunday afternoon with her sister, Mrs. Warren Rowe.
 Several of our youngsters braved khe weather Saturday night to att tend a party at the J. k. Williams homo north of town.
 Claude Miller of Rocky and Charley Warner of Oklahoma spent Friday night here at the home of Mr and Mrs. M. A. Bales.
 Mrs. B. Gibson and the Misses Gene and Ruby Henderson spent Friday night at Vandervoort. the guests of Miss 0tus Henderson.
 Mrs. p Nj. Morrison died at her home two miles northwest of town Sunday evening of measles. Burial was at Pleasant Hill Tuesday after noon.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Elliott re- aurned Sunday morning from two- months visit Lo Missouri and Kan- sas. They report had weather in both states.
 E. R. Hoffman and son, Fred, of Mena spent several days in Hatfield last week. While here Mr. Hoffman bought the Wallace residence and 10 acres Of ground on the north side of town from Dr. Connally.
 Cupid had on his war paint last Sunday. directing his operations al She home of Rev. N. O. Hnrnsby. where he united Miss D0llie Harris and Ernest Bledsoe in matrimony in the forenoon In the afternoon Miss Daisy Dover and K. Q. Morrow fell pr-3trate at Cupid's feet and were @~''led at the Rev. Mir Hornsby's UOme.
 R B. Dodd. principal of our public schools. was called Co Fort smith Monday to consult with some Of the leading educators of the state hn regard to the agricultural and domestic science course of the of the schools of the state. While ehere he succeeded in landing Si00 Icr the aerieutural department and &!S for the domestic science depart ment of the Hatfield school. This means great deal to Hatfield as there were only twenty-five schools III the state That were given such assistance.