The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12
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HATFIELD IND COMMUNITY

Noah Hunter aas bought a Ford.
 Uncle Tom Harris was in Mena on Taesdev
 Banker L. II. Johnson made trip te Aena Monday
 ('nrb Cheeks 0f Nonnie Cieso, was in tuwn Saturday
 Joe Auaers was in town Saturday with a iatza beef % sell
 Dewey Brewer s back from France se4fh lots of nezes Co eeii
 Frank He-s r, repox@s tiiat his sun. Frank. at Cano Pike.
 Eucse John Moora was n town with a nice lot 9f h0nev Saturday
 Dr p " Cannally of Ladlow was in town on business Sat1rdav
 D E Griffin and tsFo boys of Ida Ok trades n Hatfield Frsday
 Truly Williams s she new soda founta4n bsv at 1l4e Butler Drug sfofa
 Mrs. Alpha Davis and family, of lls--, spent Saturday and Sunday with Hatfield reimsirez
 c. M Johnson returned Friday from faiihiua- where he made q large shipment of cattle
 The Rev H F. Hiaings returned Saturday fxpm the DeQneen II. E church 4uarreriN conference
 sIgHwav Commissioners Ira smlth. A sv@ and J Hooa we're south Of town with surveyors Monday
 D E Myers was ineltg He held ss bales of cot1on 8var and got 4Zc for < lAat eack at hnusf0n Tax
 hatiAid local cannnra are making ags an order eor cans tsiis week. Leave your order at the Bank of Hatfield.
 Mrs George Crawford of Sfreve- fa4If fsF 8Er and Mrs Albert GrftEins. She IS cousin 1f Mrs. Griffin.
 E&TR A--Same iaunl0rsst s ejaim~ ing that the reason xoodlo9king women often marry ugly men ia be-. cause they are svniuathetic at heart and uafxw siem tn 1elp ttasn out
 l.. Hastings. 1ather of Henry Hasfiugs arrived Monday for a visit aere. Ae states that corn was in silk aiad e0tfau Eaee high when ae left his homo 4t Mt Pleasant. Tax. Saturday
 \ crowd af bows met at ts- home of Eheir Consul Csmmands=, Pies Rouse Monday night for Che E rp0se 0f organizing { strnu 8an8 LAe Re W3ff Fulton ana aQreed go instruct sir.sp fss~
 Mrs. Josephine Dickson. fivng 4 uilae vest af Hatfield. nas been en- iogsnR sgne very tlne Dtaches for The Inst vo weeks, and she nss aiso ad- fef q8 fire tis8robred Shr0Dahira ssee 5a her farm.
 eeer Washington Hvsng west of aera has made 1000 raiirsad fssstlez in Een months and likes eass country s0 wesl ttiat ae IS preparing t0 gu sa St Louis tien move here The cli- mate s fue ac sar
 Mr and Mrs. " E. Lane aud eiiil dlen eame down Sunday from Wombie waere Sir Lane k engaged in Ehs mercantile business. and remained over until Monday at the home of Mir. and Mrs R. E Daily Mrs. Daiy is q sister of Mrs. Lane
 George Ping and Mias Viola Ward. daughter If Mr and Mrs. Jim Ward of Iwa~Msle, were married in Hatfield SnuaaY afternoon at the home of Jus tice of the Peace " q Davis Mr. Davs s being kept busy every Sum- day of lats performing ceremonies.
 Mr and Mrs. L. w Hall and fam- iiy left q a saS for Clinton Tex. M0u- day, and will be gore for several days 0u a viait and an outing trip. Mr. and Mrs Jack kOwshers will assist Miss Hatsie Pletzkow at the switch board in she telephone office while tAey are away.
 Hese K an item that indicates what P5lk couHtv can do ln tlae way af ffuits A. S Herring laat week sold Sa worth of cherries from three trees and s.ed that many dollars worth m his own home Mr Herring is plan- ning 1o set cut large orchard of cherry trees
 TNe Rev 2 " Fulton VIII nraaeh g sermon au aternalism ae Hat dela on the fourth Sunday n shis month sand his lndaa sile O. N.s. are udln9 an invitation es other lodges If the eaunrv Me Fulton s aeN Conway attending a T-day Ice tlTa gasi.se fur Fonng minister's
 Jess Eitsle Lon and Raymond nale. VIII Cranford and R0bert Quis- enhegvr. left Monday for the harvest fields near Oklahoma City, and said