The Mena weekly star., 1919-12-18
Correspondence
HATFIELD NEWS NOTES

Miss Jessie Johnson was Nena c V Oneill was business visitor in Hatfield Thursday.
 The Eastern Star will give play at the auditorium Thursday night
 Pete Little, K c. S fireman, spent Friday with his sister. Mrs. R. E. Daly.
 Dewey Nichols left Monday for Mar shall, Tex. intending to return by auto.
 Because of frozen water pipes the planer was shut down Friday and Sat prday.
 Mrs. Nellie Scott of Talihina visited with her parents. Mir and Mrs John Floyd Sunday.
 | E Williams reports a fair sized attendance and satisfactory sales at his farm Saturday.
 Mir Barker living in the south part of town Is recovering from serious case of pneumonia.
 Misses ola Iittlepage and Novella Lewis spent the weekend at Potter with Mrs. Tut Harris.
 MT. and Mrs Earl Haines of Sapulpa, Ok, visited Mrs. Hainess mother, Mrs. Carrie Whipple, last week.
 Lloyd Morrow left Saturday for Heav- ener for short visit at the home of his brother. K. e Morrow,
 The three-month old child of MT and Mrs. Jeff Morrison died Saturday and was buried at Pleasant Hill cemetery Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. cleave Scott of Ludlow. Ok, shopped in Hatfield Thursday, and spent the night with pr. and Mrs. D. w. Connally.
 L. Fl Hauss and Mrs J. L. Brogan. father and sister of Mrs. J. O. Lacey, left Monday for their home at Chicago, after two-week visit with the Lacey family
 Frank and win Rork departed for Port Arthur and vicinity Sunday even ing If agreeably imprest with the country they will remain several weeks
 Mrs Win Grain received message Thursday informing her of the death of her father at Jackson, Tenn. Owing Co Illness she was unable to attend the funeral
 Friday R. S slote of Chicago termln- ated ten-day visit with his nephew James A. Slote, resuming his trip te points farther south. where he will spend the winter
 MT and Mrs. l. H Alston departed Thursday for Salina, Kas.. where they plan to make their home for the com ing year. Their farm will be occupied by Mir. Henderson.
 Milhurn Hines was quite badly burn ed about the face and hands while at tempting to light a gasoline lamp at Masonic Hall Thursday night. He is reported as getting along nicely.
 The Beach Lumber Company has rented the Mershon house in the west part of town. and will use It as a boarding house for their employees Mir and Mrs Lee German will have charge
 The Woodmen gave an oyster sup. per and literary program for members and their families Thursday night Readings by Miss Matteson, and Miss Beulah Neal were greatly enjoyed The string band contributed some excellent music
 Miss Chloe Matteson of Kansas City spent last week here in the interest of the Chautaudua Lyceum Association and succeeded in putting Hatfield or the circuit Local officers are Mrs Nor den. president: Miss Mary Williams secretary; Bank of Hatfield. treasurer
 Saturday night the Eastern Star helt their annual election, after which banquet and social time was enjoyed until a late hour. The following off cers were elected: Mrs. Bandy. Worthy Matron. F. A. Davis, Worthy Patron Mrs. vada Johnson. Asso. Matron: Mrs Eula Sandlin. Secretary; Guy Clark Treasurer; Mrs. D. A. Davis, CoH.. Mrs. Mertie Holder A. Cond. Mrs Jewel Joplin. Ada: Miss Mary Williams Ruth; Mrs. Eula Clark. Martha; Mrs Charles Cook, Electa Mrs Chloe Daily Esther; Mrs. Jack Lowthers. Warder Grover Cranford, Sentinel l.. IT John son. Chaplain: Marvin Stevenson, Mar shal; Miss Ola Aittiepage, Organist