The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-22
Correspondence
HATFlELp NEws NOTES.

HATFIELD NEWS NOTES.
 R. E. McCann. the Photographer, will be in Hatfield all day Saturday, the 24th. Inquire at the Butler Drug Store. Adv. 34-l
 Merton Bales was here Sunday from Rocky.
 Mrs. E. M. Palmer was at Mena on Monday.
 James Weaver was here from Smithville Friday.
 W. IT. Terry was a business visitor at Fort Smith Monday.
 Mrs. Lee Gipson and daughters are visiting relatives in Scott county.
 Sam Pigg, cashier of the Bank of Cove, was seen on our streets Sunday.
 Dug Walker of Cove and Emory Asher of Smithville, were here Sun day afternoon.
 Miss Connie Curry is here from Baird. Tex, visiting at the home of D Fl. McCook.
 Elder Mckinley is here from Mena holding a series of meetings at the Christian church.
 Tut Harris and family of Potter visited Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Buck Sandlin here.
 Your Boy-"OvER THERE would appreciate your PHOTOGRAPH -"Over There" McCann's Photos Please. In Hatfield all day Saturday Adv. 34-1t.
 Mrs. Alice Webb and daughter, Lu- cile, of Gillham, visited G. F. Anders ard family here Sunday.
 Walter Mize and wife of Cove, while out automobiling Sunday after noon, passed thru Hatfield.
 Mrs. R. B. Crow arrived Sunday on No. 1 and is visiting her parents, El- der and Mrs J w Cornell.
 Some twelve or fifteen Hatfieldites were at Mena Monday as witnesses on Mark Dover's classification case.
 A. c. Crosby went to Lockesburg Monday to be in attendance with mer- chandise at the Confederate reunion. Mrs. B Gibson and daughter, Thel- ma, and Miss Johnnie Gipson motored to Hatfield in Mrs Gibson's new Oak land Sunday.
 The family of Prof lobe left Satur- day for BigeIow, Ark, where Mir. lobe has charge of the high school work.
 Mrs. John White and children, after two weeks visit to Mir. and Mrs. Ed White. left Friday for their home at Wheatley, Ark.
 Dr. l.. E. Gunnels. Mrs. C. C.. Gun nels and Mrs. T. Jack motored to Hat field Sunday. Dr. Gunnels reports his first tire trouble on this trip.
 Mrs. M. A Snow, after a two weeks visit to her son, Pat Snow. and F. Powell and family here, left Monday to visit relatives at San Angelo. Tex.
 c. V. 0'Neill and family left Thurs day for Nashville, Ark, where MT O'Neill will have his headquarters as mill foreman for the Ivory Handle Company.
 Mrs. Dather Fortner and daughter Laverne, together with Misses Bettie Gentry and Maude Fortner, came up from Cove and Sundayed with Mrs S. E. Henderson.
 Word has been received here an nouncing the safe arrival overseas of Artie Littlepage, Frank Beavers and Corporal Lloyd Morrow They are the first Hatfield boys to go over.
 The sale of household goods and farm implements of Ben Taylor, held here Saturday, sold for good prices This was another one of Ed Hutson's auction jobs. He always gets good prices
 Alex. Parsons, who has been em. ployed for some time with the Dover Mercantile Company, has accepted a position with the Walker Hopkins Lumber Company at Mover, Ok K. c. Morrow is filing his place at the Mercantile Company temporarily
 Hatties Sub last week roasted us about our little squib some time ago to the Cove correspondent, telling us to take our own advice, "get in and get our feet wet" Well, here we are with the big mitt, ready to catch any thing, in the way of news, job work. advertising and subscriptions, that rcnes our way
 Mrs. Ebert Butler has been at work for some time on an embroid- cred sofa pillow top for the Red Cross. There were n homes worked out on it with embroidery floss, for which S56 was received. Tickets were sold on it till Saturday, when the drawing came off, John Rogers holding the number that got it. He donated if to the Red Cross and at auction Ed My CTS bought it. The auction and draw ing netted $2S, making total of $84