The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-01
Correspondence
HATFIELD NEVIS NOTES.

Alien Dover spent two days at Ft. Smith last week
 The Tut Harris family of Potter apent Sunday with Mrs. Buck Sandiin.
 Miss lone Arnold has been employ ed to fill vacancy in the primary grade.
 Miss Novella Lewis gave an enjoy able party to a number of her young friends last week
 lawson Tucker left Friday for the oil fields of Louisiana where he has secured employment.
 Annie Laurie and Lucille Tender son of vandervoort were visiting Hat field relatives Friday.
 Mrs. l. W. Averitt is spending this week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joe Allen of Cove.
 Prof. k. D. Dodd, former head of sur school, now of Faulk, Ark, visited acre between trains Saturday
 Mrs. c. V. Oneill and daughter, El- en. of Mena spent Saturday and Sun day at the ] E. Williams home.
 G. W. Parsons has moved from Six MiIe to the farm recently purchased by J. c. Hoheimer from Mir Littlepage
 County Superintendent Harris was tn town Friday attending to the re- niOval of Mrs. Harris household goods.
 D. n. seitz manager of the Beach Lumber Company's Store at Beach, Oklahoma, has moved his family to that point
 The Vim. Lowe family of Mena spout last week at the home of Mrs. Eowes parents. MT and Mrs. W. l. Richardson.
 o. Fl. Williams and family of Tt. smith arrived Thursday for visit with the Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Williams and other relatives.
 Miss Beulah Neal spent several days with Mena friends lat week and returned Sunday prepared to resume Ser work in the school room.
 !. C. Benjamin of DeQueen, driver sf the engine that struck Catherine Williams, spent Sunday with the Will liains family. MT Benjamin feels that the result of the dreadful accident will prove a life long sorrow to him.
 Miss Ida Beavers spent Christmas Eith home folks and departed on No. t Sunday for Rock Island, Oklahoma, where she is employed in the public schools. Her sister Inez accompanied ser for short visit with friends.
 Christmas day Robert Miller re- reived telegram from his son-in-law Aubrey Givens. Of Bayard. Nebr., stat ang that their three year old child was dead and Mrs. Givens was very i'll. MT. Miller left fofr the north on No. f.
 Arthur Hadley of Potter and Miss Nobia Parsons of Hatfield were mar. ried at the home of the brides parents Mir. and Mrs. G. W. Parsons, at II s'clock Sunday morning. Mir and Mrs. .Hadley win leave Tuesday for Detroit Rhere Air. Hadley has employment in . motor plant.
 Arthur Lewis sold his farm north sf town to an Oklahoma party first of last week He immediately bought from MT Bridges what is known as he Finch place located south of town. aud is taking possession of same. The Bridges family will return to Texas.
 Sheriff Thornton and family and Judge Finger attended the funeral oi Catherine Williams
 Several real estate transfers mater allzed in and near Hatfield the past Hew days. Geo. Anders purchased Dr &bell's residence. and sold it to Y R. Bates Mir finders then acquired Ahe Robert Daly property, and Mir. Daly bought the McCook home. Mr McCook then purchased the Nick sBrice residence. and Wednesday has neen designated as moving day Pri- <ses ranged from $1200 to $2,0D0
 ] NJ Sparks, Celcer Thames, D. ?. 4uisenherry and J l. Arnold and fami- Mes arrived here from Texas the first of last week, their cars of stock and good arrived Thursday With the ex- repti0n of the Arnolds these peo- zie are located on farms a short dis lance east of Hatfield.
 Dr Johnson reports the birth of a 9aughter to Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Hen- feFs0n
 Mrs. Lee Bates and children of Aena spent Christmas with Mrs Aates parents. Mir and Mrs. l. R. Morrow
 Abe Stevens and family of Muldrow, Okla. visited over Christmas with re- satives and friends.
 Arthur Cobb and sister, Miss Myr- lie left on No. Monday afternoon. Miss Myrtle will visit relatives at lister and Arthur will return to Mus kogee Co resume work in wholesale grocery house.
 Col. Ed Hutson will sell at auction car load of mules at Smithsvile, Okla, lNew Years day.
 Col Ed Hutson reports very satis- factory sale of the ! F. Evans goods on Monday. Ed Myers assisted as clerk. The Evans family will move Ao Hope soon
 The Rouse family spent Christmas at the home of Mir and Mrs Ray Shy der of Mtskogee. Mir. Rouse returned Sunday leaving the other members of nts household to enjoy a ten days xtzy