The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
Correspondence
HATFIELD.

Prof. lobe was at Siloam Springs part af last week.
 R. F. D. Civil Service examination at Nfeua Saturday.
 A son was born to Mir. and Mrs Pearl Harris Sunday.
 Ira Keller is building a garage next to the I. K Bates store.
 Joe Burkholder left Monday for z ten days trip to Idaho.
 Prof. DOdd was around Monday handing out political garden seed.
 An unusually small number of oul people are at Circuit. court this week
 Freeman Dover visited Mr. and Mrs K, c. Morrow last week at Ringling
 W. I. Mckinney of Mena speni Monday night here the guest of ]. 0 Gates.
 A good time was reported from ths all day service at West Valley last
 Ober Rowe returned from Mena Sunday, where he had been attending tine carnival.
 Cedric lobe is here from Nashville, Tenn, visiting his brother. Prof. U F lobe. and family,
 Hey Nichols had the misfortune to get thumb badly lacerated at the handle plant last Friday.
 Miss Gene Henderson is attending the Normal school at Edmonds. Ok having entered last week.
 Buck Sandlin was home Tuesday from Saratoga, where he is working for the Major Slave Company;
 Dr. and Mrs. Connally left Tuesday morning overland for ten-days' out ing at their farm near Nolia. Ok
 Mir. and Mrs. Mershon spent the fore part,of the week in Fort Smith as guests of Mir. and Mrs. Claude Ben nett.
 Everybody cleaned up last week ex- cept the school and church property, which will get good cleaning next week.
 There will be something special for the "groWnups" at the M E. Sun day school next Sunday Come and
 J. U. Lacy left on No. 1 Saturday for visit with relatives in Oklahoma. going from here to visit sister in Colorado.
 VI. J. Davis has been appointed federal explosives agent. If you want to buy or sell any explosives you had better see him.
 pr. R. T. Connally came from Rocky W Friday rnnnyaS fS vs5 and hls fsu s9n ana Dr D home Saturday.
 Mrs B. Gibson ard daughter, Thel- ma, came in from the Narrows Thurs day, visiting Mir. and Mrs. w. k. Mer- xhOn till Sunday.
 ]. S. Hill, president of the Beach hpmdber Id Company my.dav was oorg nsre Iron Iron
 Mir and Mrs. J. W. Cornell, ]. E. Ccnnell, Mrs. R. B. Crow and Mrs. W. H. Stevens attended the carnival at Mena Friday.
 John W. and Will Gates were here last Thursday from, Bethel. Ok, to use for hauling goods.
 Rev. Willis Brown, after ten- days visit to Mir. and Mrs. T. B. Cree. left last week for Henderson. ky.f to hold revival meeting.
 Rev. W. B. Arnold was called to Reauehamp,, Scott, county, last Satur- day to conduct the funeral services of Mrs. Charles Hauert.
 Mrs. K. 5. Crow, after a short visit with her parents. Mir. and Mrs, J. w COnnell. here. left Saturday for her home in New Boston, Tex.
 Ed Hutson, John c. Harker. Artie Littlepage and s. E. Pottortf went to Potter Saturday night where Ed re- ceived the finishing touches Tn Odd
 Word has been received here that Mrs. Grace Welch, daughter of Mrs. Christina Hogue, formerly of this pislce, is dangerously sick at her home at Berwyn, Neb.
 The first strawberries of the season were served at the Pines Plantation on April II, being two days later than last year. They were the Excelsior variety and larger than usual.
 Last Friday the local branch of the Red Cross made a shipment consist ing of l sweater, 50 bed shirts, II pajama suits.6 water bottle covers, 10 wash rags, 20 pair of bed socks and S3 gun wipers.
 A goodly number of Hatfield peo- ple attended the carnival at Mena last week and while some of the boys had quite a time getting up there, others were all night and part of the day getting back.