The Mena weekly star., 1918-09-26
Correspondence
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS.

HATFIELD HAPPENlNIS.
 Mrs. Dather Fortner returned tC her work at Cove Sunday.
 Drs Johnson and Connally were called to Smithville last week.
 Roy Holder is attending the Teach CTS Institute at Mena this week.
 Miss Virginia Brice is in town this week. a guest of Mrs. T. B. Cree.
 Mrs. Robert Stevens and Mrs Floyd Smith motored up from Cove Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Davis attend, ed the Baptist Association at Potter Saturday.
 J. M. Goodwin left Monday for Dr, Connally's farm at Nola, Ok, to be gone all week.
 Ira Mcdonald has sold his restaur- ant and moved to his residence near the section house.
 Mrs. Horace A. Daly is here from Ialihina, Ok, 3 guest at the home of Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Daly.
 l.. Fl. Randy spent Sunday and Monday here with his family return ing Tuesday morning to his work at Broken Bow. Ok.
 Ed Tate, Harty Barton, Fred Gray, Will Hansard and Robert Hunter mo- fored up from Cove Saturday night to attend Masonic lodge
 Howard McC0ok made a hurried business trip to Broken Bow, Ok. last Friday, leaving here at 1:30 D. m. and returning that night.
 Mrs. A. D. Hilton and family left last week for Grannis, where they will again make their home. Dr. Hilton went down some time ago.
 F. F. Hoffman went to Mena last week and placed his granddaughter, 0neita Hoffman, in the musical de- partment of St. Joseph's Academy.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Butler, Mir. and Mrs. Alex Carper and MT. and Mrs. Mark Dover made an auto run Sun day to Bethesda Springs and return.
 R. K. McCann the Photographer will be in his studio in Mena all day Friday, Rally Day, and in his studio at Hatfield all day Saturday Adv. 1t
 The Hatfield Community Council of Defense will meet next. Saturday night at S:30 at the High school aud itorium. A full attendance is urged.
 The Rev. B. W. Arnold returned relatives. Mrs. Arnold and children Monday from a weeks visit to Texas remained for a couple of weeks long 
 Ira Keller and mother. Mrs. Sallie Keller; Mrs. Luthery Moore and Miss Grace Elmore, Sundayed with Mrs. Sarah Elmore in LeFlore county, Ok Eahoma.
 Mrs Kirby Gates and two children returned from Hot Springs last Frl- day. where Mrs. Gates has been some time for her health. She is greatly improved.
 Emery Asher and Merideth Will ians were over from Smithville Sat urday and Sunday visiting relatives. Mir. Asher attended Masonic lodge while here.
 Mrs. M. E. McMurray is in re- ceipt of letter from her son, Elmer H. McMurray, in France, bearing the message of King George to the Amer ican soldiers.
 Mrs Hettie Martin was called to Wickes last Thursday by the death of Riley Watkins child, MT. Watkins being her brother.
 The Rev. A. s. Daniels of Potter filled the pulpit at the M. k. church Saturday night and Sunday at II o'clock. The Rev. J. B. Williams preached at night.
 Mrs. M. McOrmber returned to her home at Kansas City, Mo, last week. Mrs C. w. Coughenour and son, Carl, went with her and will make their home in Kansas City.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Fletcher passed thru Saturday from Smithville to Ringing, Ok. Mir Fletcher is leas- ing representative of the Ringing Oil and Refining Company
 Wyatt Beavers returned last week from Gillham, where he has been em- pIoyed as clerk to the K c. S. agent After short visit to his mother he will take course in telegraphy.
 Mir. and Mrs, l.. w Hall were over near Smithville Sunday, bringing hack with them Louis Nichols. Jr., who comes to have Dr. Connally dress a foot he got mashed in runaway.
 Sam Bates went to Kansas City last Thursday, where he entered the Thornton & Minor sanitarium. A let ter Tuesday stated that it would not be necessary to undergo an operation
 Word reached here Sunday that Private John D. Taylor son of Mir and Mrs. ]. E. Taylor on Mile had fallen from a load of feed at Camp Beauregard and sustained a broken arm.
 J. A. Slote. better known to Star readers as Hattie, and Mrs. Slote, re- turned Sunday from a two months visit to relatives at Kearney. Neb They made the return trip in their automobile, stopping at Kansas City, Joplin and Fort Smith, in all making HOO miles by auto.
 Elisha Barber, Irwin Johnson and Earl Phiipot of Opal; Robert Thorn ion, Henry Dickerson. William Lott and Arthur Philpot of Bigger; Will McAIillan, Board Camp; Hey Hudgins and A. L. Durham of Dallas. were here Friday marketing cotton. When asked why they came such distance they replied, "A better market than Mena"
 ACORN.
 James Tucker. who has been visit ing relatives in Memphis, Tenn, re-