The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-02
Correspondence
HATFIELD NEWS NOTES

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 Austin Lewis spent Friday at Mena
 Mrs. N. N Finger and son Basconi were here Friday visiting relatives.
 Joe Burkholder returned FridaF from a ten-day prospecting trio 70
 Mis- Katherine Mullins of Mena spent the weekend with Mrs. Warren
 Prof. Dodd. Tandy Myers and c. H Johnson were Mena visitors last Sat
 Perry Anders. recruiting officer for the U $. Army. spent Saturday and
 Rouse and c. F. Anders mo- toned to Mena with their families Sun day afternoon.
 Mrs. Doyle Rowe came from Potter Monday te visit her parents. Mr ard Mrs. T. R. Bates.
 Mrs. Dathsr Former and daughter f.avcrne. were up from Cove Suad.' visiting homef0lks
 Miss Ida Beavers returned Sunday afternoon from a months visit ro Cameron. Ok. relatives.
 Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Connaily re- turned Friday night from an outing a4 their farm at N0la. Ok.
 A. D. Hilton was home Sunday from GFannis, where he Is buying timber for the Ivory Handle plant.
 j. A. Thornton and W. B. Thomas were in Hatfield Saturday telling their troubles to the voters.
 Mark and Allen Dover and Oliver Gates went to Fort Smith last Thurs day. returning on No. Saturday
 Mothers Dnv will be observe. the second Sunday and Children's Ilay the fourth Sunday at the M E church.
 H w and Bascom Finger. Deputy Sheriff John Bratcher and pr. n. R Getx were down from Meua Sunday,
 w Fl. Stevens and son received a thoroughbred Jersey bull last week from Ernest c. WaIlen of Monctt
 Elder ]. W. ConneIl went to Mena last Saturday, going two miles west. where De preached on the last Lords
 Tke local branch cf the Red Cross made a shipment last Friday consist ing of Sl bed Jackets and , palama
 Mas Lotfa Hutson attended t=eiiss-= party near Vandervoort and carried oa the prize as the taclaest person
 sISip, the much beloved dog of J D Henderson. met with a tragic death last Sunday. being run over by
 James Alien and " E. Watkins were here from Mena Friday. MT Watkins looking after his mercantile
 Q. ". O'NeilI and Erie Hulsey vent to 6rannls Mondav morning, where Mr. O'Neill bought 2 team Of mules for the Ivory Handle Company.
 s k. pott0rff. Artip Littlepare. EG Hutson. l.. W Hall and r. Q. Yeakes attended the district meeting of Ode Fellows. Friday night, at Vandderysoort cnarge Department of the Kansas Gity Southern railway and hariey Noland were here Sunday from kan. sas City on a weekend outing trip.
 Mrs. J. A. Wilhite and Mrs. James Wagner of Nunley were here from Friday till Sunday, the guests of Rev and Mrs. N. o. Hornsby. They are mother and aunt respectively ot Mrs
 r. A. Ninton and wife and babies of Mena motored to Hatfield last week, going with Mr and Mrs. w. E MerShon and babies to Muse and Tal- ihiua Ok. to visit relatives, returning to Hatfield Saturday
 Ear corn at Sl6 per bushel T. M, Dover Mercantile Co. Hatfield lS-tf
 T. R. Bates on Inst Monday morn ing went to II. s, Arnold's. where he At lrrkfA AANnIN J3titA9tL Na ! Ntoas 0h% who had failed to register.
 In our write up last week We. got our wires crossed sn the Red Gross funds. One-half of the memhershit fee goes thru the Mena branch to ths national headQuarters and does noi stop at Mena. as our article would lead one to believe.
 ]. A. Slote was in town. Saturday exhibiting strawberries from tn. Pines Plantation that measured inches in circumference. They are { cross between the St: Louis and Sons Prolific, having the flavor of the Pro. life and being much earlier
 County Demopstrator A. J. Smith spent part of last week here vacein- nating hogs and conferring with tic farmers. On Friday Miss Woods and Mr. Smith consolidated the bows corn and cotton club with the girls do mestlc club, with Miss Lima Johnson president; Howard George. viee-pres. ident Newell Grain. secretary, and Miided Hall. reporter. They will meet the fourth Friday of each q ntn