The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
hArElELp HAPPENINGS.

MAfh DONef was DuSlneSS visitor in Tt. Smith last week
 Miss May Parker visited friends here Saturday evening.
 Miss Mia Cole of Muldrow, Ok, is visiting her sister, Mrs. M J. Dover
 Miss Clarice Beavers spent Satur- day and Sunday with home folks on Two Mile.
 Rev W. l.. smith filled his regular ltappointment at the Baptist church Sunday.
 Mrs. Newton Webb and children are making a short visit with relatives at stamps Okla
 Mrs. F. F. Grayson of Barber, Ark, vas a guest at the Newton Webb tome last week.
 Mrs. l.. Il. Randy and children of Bokhoma Okla, are visiting Hatfield friends this week.
 Miss Myrtle Cobb of Muskogee, Ok, is spending this week with her friend Miss May Hasten
 Mrs Ed Henson of Cove spent Sat urday and Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Daniels.
 Election last Tuesday proved a very quiet affair. There were so votes !
 k. l.. Lowe from near Cove market ed peppers and tomatoes in Hatfield Monday finding a ready sale for same.
 School opened Monday morning with an enrolment of 200. Several pa- irons of the school were present for the opening exercises.
 Milbourn Hines is now employed as clerk at the drug store, succeeding Truly Williams who has taken up his school work again.
 Miss Louie Atkinson of Holcomb, Miss, is visitor at the J. E. Will Hams home Miss Atkinson is niece of Grandma Williams.
 Mrs. Myrtle Molthant and E. R. Jacob of Bakoshe, Okla, sister and 1 brother of Newton Webb visited at the Webb home last week.
 Miss Marie Pottorff has accepted a position with the Southwestern Tele- phone Go, at DeQueen and reported for work the first of this week.
 The recital given by Miss Villines' pupils Saturday night was largely at tended and all spoke we'll of the enter tainment The progress made by the young people since the recital of two months was very favorably comment ed on.s
 l.. M. Clement of Cove has pur- chased the town property of F. F. Rork, and will occupy same as a home in few days, and that his family may snJoy the benefit of one of the best 7 schools in Polk county. < c. A. Blair of Nebraska who was here in the spring and purchased land of J. 0. Gates, arrived with his family last week, and plans to build at once. ! Later he will open up and run a har- ness and shoe repair shop. R. F. Albin has bought the stock of the Henderson. Pottorff Mercantile O., also the residence of George Pot torff, and plans on taking over the business the coming month. Mir. Pot torff and Mrs. Henderson Will assist in the store until Mir. AlbiA becomes acquainted with the customers, and ' business.
 The third quarterly conference of the Hatfield charge of the Methodist church will meet at Gillham next Sun day, Sept z2 at II a. m. All officials are expected to be present Rev. Full ton will return to Hatfield on No. f i Sunday and will preach at the Metho- dist church Sunday night. All are in vited to attend.
 Mrs. C. M Rand of Kansas City, Mo. IS here fur two weeks visit at the Colman home. Mrs Rand has spent the last ten winters in Calif., and is 1 of the opinion that aside from the road proposition this county would be just as satisfactory to those seeking a miider climate in which to spend the i winter months.