The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-08
HArFlEip HAPPENINGS

R. R. Miller made a business trip ta Mena Tuesday
 After April all Hatfield stores will close at 6:15 D. m.
 Allen Dover is the proud possessoF of new Ford car
 K. H. Butler has purchased q fine Lew Dodge touring car
 c. Ii. Johnson Is spending this week rear Mena buying cattle.
 M. A Stratton of Mena was busi- ness visitor here Saturday
 II. Fair of Rocky was trading with Hatfield merchants Friday.
 A gang of worlmen are repairing the depot and section house.
 10. c. Little and family of Cove were shopping in Hatfield Saturday
 ]. A. Slote, and son Bernard, spent Saturday and Sunday in Mena.
 Frank Hayes moved his family to the Crawford residence Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs l.. Jackson of Cove were shopping in Hatfield Monday.
 Four cars of cattle were shipped from here to the Texas range Friday.
 Mrs. Cranford, and son Grover, de parted Tuesday for their new home in Muskogee. Okla.
 Mrs. Doug Walker, of Cove visited several days last week with her par ents. MT and Mrs. w A. Dover
 Miss Louise Cook returned from La Porte, Ind. last week, where she at tended high school the past year.
 Miss Clarice Beavers, our efficient telephone operator is spending this week with her parents on Two-AIile.
 Rev. Fulton returned from Grannis Friday where he had been in the inter. ests of the InterW World Church move rlent
 In spite of the storm Easter the Methodist Sunday School children car ried out their program and enjoyed the egg hunt
 Deputy Sheriff Duncan was down from Mena Monday summoning the jurors from this locality for the April tarm of court.
 LoST---On Smithyille road March 22,
 iady's long black coat. Finder please leave at Dover's store. Mrs Albert Griffin Adv. l5 1t
 J. A. Cobb sold his residence to Pierce Keller last Thursday, and will give possession May l. Mir Cobb is undecided as to future plans, but thinks he will probably leave Hat field.
 What has become of the warehouse proposition that we heard so much about in the winter? Many farmers are anxious for this building to be put up at once
 W. H. Terry spent several days at 'home last week entertaining a case of humps This week he is rejoicing that an affliction of that sort comes but once in life time
 The Rev. Smith brayed the ele- nients Sunday and drove from Mena to Hatfield to fill his appointment at the Baptist church. He certainly de served good audience.
 Henry Daniels has been confined to the house for last three weeks with rheumatism, and most of tue time was belfast. A slight improve ment in his condition was reported Tuesday morning.
 R. Lawson of Beaver City. Okla. spent few days here last week, visit ing R. P. Albin and family who re- gently moved to this locality. He sees "a great future for Hatfield as a ship ping point for small fruit and vege. tables.
 Several auto loads of Hatfield young people attended the show in Mena Friday night. When the highway is completed the shows will undoubtedly receive a large patronage from the small towns all along the line in Polk county.
 A birthday party In honor of Miss Vergie. was enjoyed by the younger set Friday evening at the W. R. Par sons home Refreshments were served and an Easter egg hunt in which all participated was unanimously declared the Hbest time ever"
 At the home of the brides parents, r and Mrs Ben Matson. on Sunday D. m occurred the marriage of iaeir daughter Clara to Mir Clyde ] ilton. The young people will com mance house keeping at once on their farm five miles east of Hatfield.
 J. o. Gates the land man reports the following sales for past week. Rollins Ffarrelson to ]. K. Hanna, 1l2 acres, S900.00 A house and five lots to Cleve Graves. E. L. Stewart 160 acres to W. F, Morrison and n. Isauck $500 4. c. Burnett. timber so to O. F. Sarson S700
 Col Ed EIutson returned Sunday from Spiro where he attended the Geo. H. Nixon registered Poland China hog sale. The sale was in charge of Col. Fred Croft of Oklahoma City. and he was assisted by Hutson and Price Mir Hutson purchased one Of the gifts for his son Marion Hat field is getting on the map as being the home of one of the best auction eers in the state.
 Red Sanders left Tuesday for Oklahoma and. Kansas after short visit among friends here. He was just discharged from the air service of the army We noticed he wore a number of bronze stars denoting he had been in that many engagements. Three years ago 1t was predicted in this column, and among his friends here, that he would make good, and his stars and stripes are no surprise t0 us
 Pleas Rouse. and Hey Joplin loaded their household effects Monday and left Tuesday for Muskogee where they Will make their homes. Mr Rouse has been a valued employe as section foreman at this place for the K. c. $. for the past twelve years He decided to try the mercantile business during his leave of absence of six months but prophesied ''Tll probably be back on the old job again. and mighty glad 10 get back. Sam Richardson now has charge of the section.
 Easter Sunday J. H. James seated at