The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-15
Correspondence
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS

Mrs. J.. C. HOheimer was shopping in Mena Monday.
 Work on the Christian church is progressing rapidly.
 AIrs. E. c. Muldoon visited the ounty Capital Monday.
 Miss Velma Henderson visited re- latives at Mena last week.
 Mir and Mrs. W. R. Parsons were Mena visitors Wednesday.
 Lloyd Morrow of Mena made a short visit in Hatfield Thursday.
 Rev. Fulton filled his regular ap- p0intment at Cove Sunday night.
 Sam Henderson of Smithville spent Monday night with Hatfield relatives.
 Sidney Duke of Mena attended to business matters here last Thursday.
 Judge Finger and W. L. Parker were greeting their friends here Tues day
 Freeman Johnson was business visitor here the latter part of last week.
 Owing to the illness of Prof Nor den, school was closed the first of the week.
 F. A Rowe returned to Ft. Smith Sunday where he is attending Federal court
 Max Holman of Tucker, Okla. is visiting at the home of his uncle, H. P. Bingham.
 C. A. Proctor. of Proctor Smith Mo. tor Co was a busisess caller in Hat field Tuesday
 Miss Myrtle Weaver of Smithville visited with her cousin. Miss Clarice Beavers last week.
 Polk Warren who recently moved to Poteau spent Saturday and Sun day in this vicinity.
 Mia Cola of Muldrow, Okla is spending this week with her sister, Mrs M. J. Dover.
 Miss Essie German of Cove spent the week end with. the Misses Callie and Novella Lewis
 Mrs. Carrie Whipple, son and broth CT have returned from Ft. Smith and report a very pleasan visit.
 Wyatt Beavers K. c. s. operator spent a few days last week with his mother, Mrs. w. F. Beavers.
 Mrs. Lula Barton and Miss Jose phine Allen of Cove were calling on relatives and shopping here Saturday.
 J. T. Floyd has purchased an auto, thereby helping to sustain Hatfield's reputation as an automobile town. town.
 Our genial druggist, E H. Butler. has been absent from his place of business for several days because of illness.
 z. c. Gaddis, and Ford Younce have each purchased Fordson tractor, which they plan on using in their saw mill business.
 s. B. Powell has invested in a brand new wood saving outfit of the Witte make, same being delivered here last week.
 Marvin Richardson returned to Min eral Monday afternoon, after spend ing Susday with home folks. He is employed in the mills of that place.
 Dewey Nichols returned from Kan saS City Monday a. m. where he com pleted course at the Rahe Auto schol, and received his diploma March .3lst.
 saessrs. Lewis Johnson, Ed Hutson, Mark Dover, Ed Myers. Ford Younce and several others are in attendance at the road meeting in Hot Springs this week
 MT. and Mrs. Delter Mcdaniel came in Tuesday from Smithville After spending several days with the latters relatives, they departed Saturday for New Mexico where they will make their home.
 City election proved very quiet affair here last Tuesday. Result as follows: Dr. Connally, Mayor; W. L. Nichols, Clerk; J C. Hoheimer, Geo. Pottorff, Roy Holder, c. Henderson and w H. Terry, Aldermen.
 W. 0. w Hickory Camp i032 Hat field, Ark. All members are requested to be present at the meeting of April IS. Visiting choppers cordially invited to meet with us. J. H. Daniels, Clerk; C. W. Slote, Con. Com. Protem.
 On Wednesday April the boys and girls met and organized for this years club work. Membership numbers 23. Officers. MiIlburn Hines, President; Carroll Fraker, Vice President; Win nie Birch. Secretary; Floyd Myers, Reporter
 Mrs. T. A. Allen of Mena spent sev- sral days last week at the home of TT grandmother. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Iavis will pass the S9th milestone in life's journey this month, and is as active as many that are younger by a quarter of a century or more.
 Dr. Connally reports the following increase in our population. Born to Mir. and Mrs. F. L. Gibson, March 29, twin girls, and to Mir. and Mrs. Porter Deer, April II, twin boys. Mrs. Deer is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F. l.. Gipson, and these are her first chill dren.
 Two weddings of Hatfield young people reported last week. On Thurs day Linnie Nichols and Harvey James were married at Mena. Friday Emma Morrison and J. C. Rector also hied themselves to the county seat and were made husband and wife. Jack Frost does not appear to trouble the matrimonial market.
 WANTED AT ONCE--Girl for gen
 eral housework. Mrs. T. NJ Dover, Hatfield.---Adv 16 1t
 STRAYED-Dark bay mare. Weight
 900 pounds Branded T. B. on left hip. Foretop cut. White spot on lore head. Reward for information. H. P. Bingham. Route Hatfield. Ark
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