The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-05
Correspondence
HArFIEl.p HAPPENINGS.

Tight out for Henderson & Pottorffs. Ramps soc c--Adv
 Mr and Mrs Warren Rowe spent Thursday in Mena.
 Jack Hin of Fort Smith was looking mfter business In Hatfield Thursday
 M williams. our efficient painter, was a Mena visitor the first of last week
 Make clean sweep Buy brooms fkem Henderson & Pottorff Read our Nd En this issue.--Adv.
 Mr and Mrs. I. F Ayeritt of Mena sisiied at the Terry, and Lewis John son homes last sunday.
 har and Mrs. John Martin of Mena visited relatives and friends in Hat aeld and vicinity last week
 Spring IS almost here and you can huy plow rope at 26e per pound of Henderson & Pottorr. Adv
 Contractor Asher and his force of men are rushing work on the Gates Buiiding during the good weather.
 Rev j ". Fulton will preach on the doctrine of SanctiifcafIon at the Meth e6ist Church nexf Sunday morning
 hfr Carpenter from Idaho. has bought the Bower farm northwest of sown. and located his family on same easf week
 The Whitfora brothers of Western
  decided r. make their home in Polk county
 George Anders is building an eight room residence in the east part of eown and plans on occupying same as soon as possible.
 Mrs Gilman of Indiana spent several days last week with the Charlie Cook fnniiy south of town. and left for Fort Smith Saturday afternoon.
 E EJapVaI1 141apaupr for a RpuFb number Company at Hatfield, and F M Frederick of Mena spent couple of days last week at Mill No {
 After a two weeks visit at the RorS aonte Mrs Mary o'Neill left Saturday For her home at Grand Island Neb. Mrs. Rork accompanied her as far as Mena
 Owing to illness, Miss Arnold is un- able to he in the school room this week and her place in the primary grade ts being satisfactorily filled bN he- sister Miss Vivian
 Frank Miller of Phillips. $. D.. came ms "Wednesday morning. and will spend some time visiting his mother, Mrs. Bavis. and sister Mrs. Carrie Whipple
 ( ] Snyder returned from Musko gee, .pk last Wednesday, where he purchased a grocery stock, and left Saturday for that place to be ready to' sake charge of the business Monday.
 Services were conducted by the Rev, W L. smith. al the Baptist church Ssnaay. The helpful and encouraging Arlnous was preceded by a very en- Nwyabie song service in which the en- sire audience heartily joined.
 After an absence of five years. N Dunlap. now of New York State, ar sived in Hatfield Wednesday on No. 8 Hr Dunlap spent the night with his lifelong friend, J A. Slote. and left for his home Thursday afternoon. He sxprest great surprise and satisfaction st the evidence of improvement in all lines since his last visit.
 ! 4. Slote received a telegram from wailas Tex. last Tuesday notifying Hifn of the death of sn uncle. which oc- surred in a hotel fire at that place. The 8eceaSed. a resident of Toledo. O.. vis- Red at the Pines Plantation in Decem- Ser. and continued his journey south, 6stendinR to remain there until April
 bir and Mrs Ray Snyder are visit Sag at the home of Mrs. Snyder's par Nts Mr and Mrs Pies Rouse They VIII move their household goods to 4uskegee where Ray has employment nl the railroad shops as boiler maker.
 Henry Miller has sold his farm on Asx- Mile to~T. c Dageuhart and plans ms0ving to Oklahoma some time this sronth Mir Miller has spent nearly all sf his life in this vicinity and his frfends predict his return in com wxritively short time