The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
HATFIELD NEWS NOTES

Miss Marie Pottorff is visiting this week in Mena. Miss May Parker of Mena visited here last Wednesday.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. Willard Low thers May IT, daughter. w. K. Parsons of Rocky was busi- ness visitor here Saturday. Wyman Grain of the Cove Bank, peft Sunday with home folks.
 The w. H. Terry and Lewis John son families spent Sunday at Cove.
 Mrs. F. F. Rork was passenger for Mena Saturday returning Sunday. Fred Yeaky reports his tame black berry brlars are loaded down with fruit
 Rev. J. c. Evans conducted ser vices at the Methodist church Sunday night.
 W. E. Grain who is employed at Ashdown visited over Sunday with his family.
 Mr. and Mrs. 4. M. Mowdy of Smithville were business callers here Monday
 Miss Anna Woods met with the girls of the Domestic Science class Thursday
 Mrs. Fannie Barton of Cove arrived Monday for visit a the J. D. Tender son home
 Mrs. Rose Keeman visited the coun- ty capital Saturday to have some den- tai work done.
 MT. and Mrs. Freeman Johnson of Mena visited relatives here several days last week.
 Mrs Belle Martin and two children of Poteau are visiting Mrs. Martins brother, Buck Sandlin.
 J. c. Evans formerly of this place, now living at Hope spent part of last week here on business.
 Dr. Johnson has enlarged his of- flee building and will use the new part as an operating room.
 Ford Younce was business visitor in Ft Smith last week in the inter ests of the Good Lumber Go.
 Mir and Mrs. T. E. Cree have moved to town and are occupying their home purchased from Geo. finders.
 The Good Lumber Go. received a brand new Fordson last week and will use same at one of their mills.
 Prof and Mrs. Morden left Sunday for visit with Mrs. Morden's par ents in the southern part of the state.
 Arlie Nichols now in the Govern, ment employ at Little Rock, arrived Sunday for a short visit with his par ents.
 w. L. Nichols and son, K. D., spent few days in Little Rock last week, visiting with Arlie and taking in the sights.
 Don't forget the work at six mile cemetery Friday the 28th. Everyone come and bring your dinner and work ing tools.
 Miss Verna Whitford left for Sal iisaw Friday where she will visit for TWO weeks at the home of her cousin, Ur Green.
 Mrs. K. c. Turner of Rocky visited here last week with her daughters, Mr. Milard Lowthers and Mrs. Luther Cummings.
 Subscription school closed Friday and Prof Morden says he will spend vacation working in the cotton fields and fishing.
 ]. 0. Gates reports the sale of 80 ka from the Bank of Hatfield. Con- sideration $1 300.
 Mrs. Thelma Hansard came up lIDln 1ONe T ItudNs dilu spent several days with reltives and friends in Hat field and vicinity.
 Sunday number of autoists tried out the road recently worked by the Beach Lumber Company's force, and pronounced it good.
 Mrs. Ruth Gnatt returned from Texarkana Tuesday and Wednesday morning began work as assistant bookkeeper for. the Beach Lumber Co. Dr. Campbell was a Hatfield visitor Saturday. The Dr. is greatly pleased with his farm near Mena. and very enthusiastic as to the growing of grasses, and of dairying.
 Dutch Sandlin and family of Texas spent several days at the home of the formers brother. Buck Sandlin, and were accompanied home by Grandma Sandlin who plans on making visit of several weeks in Texas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Helter Littlepage, and brother Arlie of Ida, Okla, drove over Monday for supplies and returned Thursday accompanied by Miss John nie Littlepage who has been visiting in Hatfield and Potter for some time.