The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-06-26
Correspondence
HATFIELp AND COMMUNITY


Lloyd Morrow is at Camp jackson
Ask George Anders about his 20 to
oil stock.
Ven Pool is here on a visit from
Pittsburg, Kas.
A big protracted meeting starts in
Hatfield July 20.
DIN Ward, an Autocracy Enemy,
IS here from France.
Dr.. 4. B. Young of Cove traded in
town Friday. SO did Mr.. Elliott.
Clip Little Of Cove was III town on
Monday getting prices o. Ford cars.
Arthur Cobb loves Polk county bet
ter than SCOTS Bluff, Neb He's here.
New officers in the Hatfield |. o. ..
+. lodge are +. 0. Yeakey, n. G., and
w p. Underwood. V. G.
SPECIAI-Most men after mar
riage, find that they have married
theft wife's whole family.
Mr.. and Mrs F.. A. Davis and family
have returned from two weeks visit
at Ringing, and other Oklahoma
towns. -
S. K. Pottorf sold his farm Monday
to W. j. Davis. He will have sale
July s, after which he expects to leave
for Kansas.
horses, mules or cattle, see j. O. Gates,
Adv 26-1th
Thru ]. o. Gates, H. H. Gosnell and
Tut Harris sold out their farmes last
week. DR.. C. A. Campbell purchased
the latter's farm
At o'clock Saturday morning 3
good fiddlers and "a couples left the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rork, a
little bit sleepy, but happy.
The Rev. j. b. Williams is carrying
a nice souvenir shark bone walking
cane that his son, ]. B., jr., sent him
from Trinidad. West Indies.
We are having plenty of rain. One
farmer indicated the other day that
whoever had this rain making in
charge was a mighty poor farmer.
d. f. Self. who is building that nice
home near Zafra, Ok. was in town
Saturday and reports Bob Rogers is
putting in a saw mill in that neighbor-
hood.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hall and family
ended their 1000 mile trip thru Texas
Saturday night Mr.. Hall says that
crops are good out west, everybody IS
cheerful and boosting good roads.
Miss June Henderson lefa for Mena
Sunday and will begin her duties at
the courthouse Monday as clerk in
the Circuit Clerks Office. Miss June
is a graduate of Draughon's Business
College at Fort Smith,
The moving picture show in Hat
field Saturday night drew a big
crowd 1t was the first show Hat
field has had for sometime and peo-
pie rushed to it with eager delight.
1t will be in town all week.
G. H. Johnson, another wealthy Polk
county landowner and stock dealer.
was in town on business Monday. Mr..
Johnson owns over 10000 acres of land
and has just recently completed the
third of some renter houses he is
building on Mountain Fork.
Hatfield Fair Committee.
Hatfield will have her usual annual
fair this year on the 9Th and 9th of
August Nearly $500 premium money
has already been raised and the COM
mittees selected as follows:
Advertising Committee: ]. A. Slote,
r. H. Butler c A. Campbell.
Amusement Committee: G. V. Dale,
J. f. Williams, J. G. Hoheimer.
Ground Committee: G. FL. McCook,
l.. w. nan,
Premium Committees w l.. Nichols,
E. f. Butler, l.. H. Johnson.
Live Stock Committee: d. f. Myer
Live Stock Dept: d. E. Myers, Supt.
Field Sports: j. d. Henderson. Supt.
Horticulture: James A. Slote, Supt.
Poultry: JONES Fl. Ashton. Supt.
Needle and Art: Mrs. Boyd Coleman,
Supt.
Rev Fulton Preached on Fraternalism
Sunday was a big day at the M. E.
church The Rev j w. Futon
preached on fraternalism, the first SER
mon of its kind ever preached in Hat
field 1t was a success. And there
was a large vrowd of Odd Fellows
present and several Masons and
Woodmen The Potter l. O. 0. r..
Lodge members, with S. f. Pottorff as
Noble Grand. marched from the Ma
sonic hall at l1:30. and entered the
a