The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-09
Correspondence
HATFIELD NEVIS NOTES.

Mfss Otis Henderson Is ln PlttsburR, kAs-. taking a business course.
 Freeman Dover and Hey Nichols were at Potter Sunday afternoon.
 Fay Martin. paint foreman for the K. ( S. was here Sunday from Me- esho- Mo.
 The Potato Club will meet next Sat urday at 8 D. m. and get their markets tined up.
 Miss Nyla Cole is here from Muld- TOW, Ok. visiting her sister. Mrs. Mark Dover
 J. A. Thornton. H. ". Finger and Postmaster. R. S Allen of Mena was here Saturday.
 Just now our local board of health could do some missionary work to a good advantage.
 Rev. ] A. Roach and wife visited with the Baptist church here at the U o'clock services Sunday.
 Mrs Jodie Martin and baby re- turned from Sunday where. where they had visited relatives.
 Rev. N. O Hornsby rendered his resignation as pastor of the Baptist church here last Sunday night
 Misses Marjorie Dodd and Johnnie I.ittlenage spent Saturday at Potter the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tut Har- ris.
 Miss Marie Pottortf returned Sat karday from a two months visit to AEr brother. George Pottorff. and wife at Mover. Ok.
 c. B Connally and family were down from Rocky Sunday visiting taeEr son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- art Connally.
 Rexs Turner and wife of Center Rnisst and Mrs. E. G. Turner of Rocky Sundayed with l.. A. Cummings and family here
 Mrs. Crawford Tyle and children were down from Mena this week visit ing Mrs. Tyle's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Goodwin.
 The Red Cross will held a sale on ghe 18th and ask all who can to con- tribute something for the sale Bring 1t n by i2 o'clock
 J. H. Ammons was in town Sunday showing some of his garden truck. In khe lot were nice peas and potatoes the fIrst shown here this season.
 Artie Littlcpage was on NO. 5 Sun day when 1t coliided with No. 4 He claims to have sailed over only four seats when the collision occurred.
 Supt, w. Homer Pigg and ]. B. Peery the latter of the States Animal Husbandry Department, were here in the interest of better cattle last Fri day,
 W. E. Grain is spending the week here with his family. Mir Grain has hnen with the Ingham Lumber Com skny at Bokhomo. Ok. for the last zwO years
 The Methodist people met at the church one day last week with rakes shoveis and wheelbarrows and cleaned the premises. adding quite lot to the appearance of the property
 Misses Lima Johnson. Juno and Vel la.. A EtheE Rouse and MeSsrs. Freeman Dover. Lonnie McCook. Raymond Dale and Zerdie lobe attended the school entertainment at Cove Frida night.
 The cemetery committee has set apart May 30 to clean up x-Mile cemetery. Let's all remember the good work done last year and turn out fin fuil force and make our ''City of the Dead look little more presentable.
 Judge J $. Steel of Ashdown made 3 rousing patriotic speech on the streets here Saturday afternoon All business houses closed during the talk and gave him ar attentive audience.
 Mr and Mrs. Clint Cheeks arrived kwsdsy for a visit 10 relatives before fHaf reports for service in the Ma kAonal Army. Mrs Checks will remain hkre with her mother, Mrs Joe Stins- rom. while har husband Is in the army
 Annie Laurie Henderson returned Sunday from an extended visit to her siztar Mrs Johnnie MadliE. at Pitts- sEr kas She had the experience of irljn wreck being on No@ when it e0liided with No above Potter she nSeansa iniurw however
 M V Myers was at the Holstein sale at Nena Saturday and bought two af.e aoistafn calves On Sunday he 7sSes~sd three Poland China gifts from Joseph Willie of Coneeption. Mo. and aas an order out for nine mora Hol- stems Tandy believes in thorobred uua
 " B. Martin returned Monday moruing from a trip to New Mexico
 E. M Phelps was her Monday from Aurora. Mo. inspecting the man Kanese properties of E. Holder and R. R. Miller east of town. Mir. Phelps is highly pleased with the prospects at Mr Miller's place. there being suffi- xient water for slushing purposes. and ruough to run a small electirc plant. Hp claims Q SO per cent ore and has options on 400 acres of mineral land. There will be no stock thrown on the market to ge funds to start with. but will be organized by an Eastern cap- taIiSt who will put sufficient money snto the project to insure its going. Mr Phelps is a brother-in-law to Y. B naagso. a member of the indus 8riai steel board. who is to be one of fhe investors Mir Phelps took sam Esfes of the ore which he wFili have as xayed at Joplin, Mo, Bethlehem, Pa. and by the United States District as- sayist Nr Phelps will recommend sending an engineer here to look over fire nroperties and will recommend the &mfidinr of an ore mill in case of de-