The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-13
HATFIELD HoTsTUPH.

Mrs Frank Rork spent several days last week with Mena friends.
 w. S. MacI.afferty of Mena, was in Hatfield on business Wednesday.
 D. E. Myers spent the latter part of last week at Ashdown attending to business matters,
 Truly Williams came down from Mena and spent the week end with home folks.
 Walter Clark of Maud, Tex, arrived Monday for q visit with his brother, Guy Clark.
 4 deal was closed Tuesday, whereby the Hatfield Lumber Company be- came the owners of the livery barn, purchasing same from j. D. Tender son.
 Arlie Nichols in the railway mail service with headquarters at Texar- ana, visited a few days last week with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. ". l.. Nichols.
 Mir and Mrs. 0. +. Sarsons and Mir. and Mrs Clyde Parrish left Friday for Hot Springs anticipating the change would benefit Mrs. Parish's health. Mrs. Parrish is the only child of MT. and Mrs. Sarsons.
 Dewey Nichols made trip to Mena Saturday for the purpose of securing employment as driver of the county 1 truck to be used for road work in this vicinity under the supervision of road t0verseer James Howard.
 Rev. J. F. Garrett, pastor of the Methodist church, is making his home in Hatfield and getting in touch with his congregation, preparatory for a vigorous years work He plans on moving his family from Ashdown at the close of the school year.
 The young people of the Methodist church met Sunday night, and with the assistance of Rev. Garrett, organ ized the Epworth League. The fol- lowing officers were elected: F. A. Davis, president; Mary Williams, sec retary; Alice Williams, Treasurer. The remainder of the officers and social and entertainment and charity com mittees will be elected at a future date. They decided to hold mid week prayer meetings.
 Word was received Saturday morn ] ing by w L. Nichols of the death of i ]. Brown Nochols of Wichita, Kas. which occurred Friday evening, Janu- ary z Mir. Nichols was driving a car and was found dead under same about thirty-fve miles from home The ear had overturned, catching his lfet arm and leg in such way he was unable to move them. All indica tions were that finding he could mol extrieate himself he had taken his 1 life with his pistol He grew to man. hood in this vicinity. Was a brother ! Of Lewis Nichols, and there are many relatives and friends here who will bs 1 deeply grieved to hear of his death.
 Tuesday night. January 4, was : lgala time for the local I. o. o. F., wheT u meeting of the Polk county Associa. tion of that order was held here. Pot. ter, Cove and Vandervoort lodges were represented. The Cove and Hatfield officers for the coming year were in. | stalled, Frank Hill, District GranC Master, acted as installing officer. A splendid program was given and light lunch served then came the electior of officers for the association whicl resulted in the reelection of all thu 1920 officers. Dan Harrah of Cove President; F. 0. Yeakey, Hatfield vice president; Hal Grady. Cove Secretary, Jim Nation, Vandervoort treasurer. The object of this organ. ization is to create a greater interest in Odd Fellowship and the reorganlza- ton of the defunct lodges of the coun- ] ty. The next meeting will be held al Cove some time ip April.