The Mena weekly star., 1918-10-24
Correspondence
HATFIELD.

R. L. Norris was in town Tuesday from Mena.
 Harty Barton Sundayed with his parents at Cove.
 T. R. Bates made a business trip to Mena Monday.
 Rev. N- o. Hornsby preached at WiclSes Sunday and Sunday night
 We have mad several cases of the sflu" in town, but most of them are out or convalescing.
 Misses John and Eunice Littlepage and Norma Sandlin visited Mrs. Tut Harris at Potter Sunday.
 Rev. Crawford of Dallas filled the pulpit at the Baptist church here Saturday night and Sunday.
 Wyatt Beavers returned Saturday from the Chillicothe. Mo, business college suffering from influenza.
 Dan Trigg came in Sunday from La Porte Texas on his way to Anna rilla, Texas, leaving again Monday.
 Charlie Martin and Fred Hoffman were at Mena Saturday, Charley going up to consult a specialist about his eye.
 Mrs. \. o. Hornsby went to Nun ley last Saturday to visit her pa- rents Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Wilhite, re- turning Sunday.
 Saturdays papers reported Joe McCulIey. whose home IS about 4 miles west of Hatfield, as severely wounded in France.
 On account of a misunderstanding about the quarantine regulations, Rev. Mckinley failed to fill his ap- pointment here Sunday.
 Mrs. George finders, last week re- ceived a telegram announcing the death of her sister. Mrs. Hattie Glasgow at Carter, Ok
 Levi Pigg and family came down from Mena Monday night to visit Mrs. Pigg's parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. R. Bates a couple of days.
 C. B. Connally, Emmett Rowe and daughter, Miss Nola motored down from Rocky Sunday and called on Dr. D. w. and Mrs. Formally.
 Mrs. Leona Butler, and baby af- ter several days visiting her parents Mir. and Mrs. T. R Bates, left Sun day for her home at Quinton, Ok.
 Arlie Nichols, Lester Dover, Joe Rector and F. NJ. Reynolds have been called to report at Mena next Tues day to start for Camp Travis, Texas.
 Jack Lowthers and wife of Potter spent the week end here the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Lowthers' parents, Rev. and Mrs J. B. Williams and oth- CT realtives.
 Dr. R. T. Connally and John Bar Der were down Friday from Rocky Go see Dr. D. w. Connally and wife who have the flu Both are con- valescent however.
 Mir. and Mrs. John W. Gates and Will Gates and children motored over Sunday from Bethel, Ok, to call on K. o. Gates, assistant cashier at the bank, and family.
 A letter to l.. w. Warren Monday living on the state lines, states that his son, 0rver Warren had his collar bone shattered on the battle front in France, but is getting along nicely.
 E. G. Muldoon and wife and Mrs. Lena Shepley returned Saturday morning from Galena, Kas. where Mrs. Shepley's husband, who died from influenza, at Ft. Riley, Kas. was buried.
 D. E. Dood was here Tuesday rep resenting the Reynolds Davis Gro cery Co., He was in the place of Dale Cunningham who has the flu. Hal Dean was with hin in the capac- ity of chauffeur
 Geo. K. Wyman of Little Rock and J K. Le-per of Mena were here last week in the interest of the Liberty Loan, Mir. Wyman making an address that brought forth some rusty dol lars that had been hid away.
 Rev. Arnold has only two more preaching dates here and one at each of his other appointments before con- z ference. A full attendance is asked at each of these appointment ments as important matters will be discussed Bring your packet books.
 The Stork arrived in the Hatfield country again Thursday night with a cargo of five babies. Our physi- clans being unable to help distribute the parcels, Dr. Vandiver was sum- moned from Mena and lent his aid on the job. All parcels doing nicely
 A telephone message from Cove Sunday telling of the serious illness of Eugene the five year old son ot Mir. and Mrs. We'll Pool was received by Dr. Johnson, who made a call and pronounced it influenza. Mrs. Mollie Lewis went down to be at his bed side. Word reaching here Tuesday stated his condition no better. Strawberry plants, assortment 400 for S1.00 including 100 of our new cross early midseason and late, plant now. Grape vines years old, DC each, apple, peach, plum, cherry, 3 to 5 feet. 1Oc each Send for list 20 pigs 12 to IA weeks, $2.50 and $500 each. Baled hay none better. Pine, oak or hickory fire wood, stove length. Power saw for job work Fruit packages, canned goods eases etc. Write or phone, The Pines Plan- tafion Hatfield Ark