The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-12
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS

Lewis and c. H. Johnson attended court at Poteau several days last week
 Zazel and Mabel Henderson were guests at the J. D. Henderson home last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Basil Gather of Big Heart, Okla, are visitors at the J. H. Daniel home.
 Mrs. K. O Morrow of Heavener is visiting with her mother, Mrs. T. NJ Dover this week.
 Douglass Dover of Cove spent the weekend with his parents, MT and Mrs. w. A. Dover.
 Hey Nichols, who is attending busi- ness college in Okla, spent last week with the home folks.
 Miss Anna Woods of hena assisted in the home economies department both days at the fair.
 Misses I.overn Fortner and Valrie Parsons of Rocky Attended the fair and visited here last week.
 Miss Belle Wilhite of Mena visited several days with her sister. Mrs N. o Hornsby, and friends last week.
 Misses Myrtle Weaver and Nina Smith were the guests Of Lima and Jessie Johnson Saturday and Sunday pr. Connally's office building is al most completed and the doctor plans on occupying same as soon as possi- bic.
 There Is some talk of an airdome for Hatfield. Here's hoping 1t will soon materialize and be ready for business.
 Mrs. A. D. Hilton and children of Grannis spent several days last week with Mrs. Hilton's mother, Mrs. T. M. Dover.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred King of Pitts burg, Kan, are guests at the home or Mrs Kings parents, MT. and Mrs. j. H. Brandon.
 U. s. Senator Otis T. Wingo was a Hatfield visitor during the fair and ad- dressed a large and appreciative au- dience Saturday morning.
 The meeting at the Baptist church closed Wednesday of last week. Sun day five received the rite of baptism, and were admitted to the church
 Miss Dean of Little Rock one of the state workers was here Saturday to assist in the judging in tue. home eco homie and fancy work department at the fair.
 Miss Ola Littlepage of Ida, Okla, is visiting relatives in and near Hat field. Miss Ola frankly admits she likes Polk county much better than their new location. A meeting of the Polk county Medi- cal society was held in Hatfield Fri day with nine members present. A very satisfactory session was the unanimous opinion of those in attend ance. Luncheon was served by the Star Hotel.
 Miss Winnie Burtch one of our canning club girls took first prize on best one dozen jars of fruit and vege- tables. Miss Winnie represented Hat field at the short course given recent ly at Magnolia, Ark.
 U. s. Game Warden. D. V. Visart of Little Rock is working in the inter- est of the protection of birds and will gladly cooperate with the farmers in this laudabie undertaking. A postal card to the above address will receive prompt attention.
 It was conceded by everyone that the 1920 fair was by far the best ever held in Hatfield There were large number Of livestock exhibits and the. exhibits in other departments num- bered 376. Good order was in eyi- dence at all times.
 The pupils of Miss Johnnie Villines will give their second recital Satur- day night, Aug. IA at the auditorium. An admission of 15 cents will be charged to cover expenses. These re- citals are given every two months, and large audience will be the greatest encouragement possible for these young people.