The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-20
Correspondence
HATFlELp HAPPENINGS.

Seed oats 75c per bushel. DOVER NERO. co.
 Mark Dover was a county seat visitor Wednesday.
 100 pounds guaranteed best hard wheat flour S4.75. DOVER NERO. CU. 4
 Clyde Parrish has been employed as bookkeeper by the Hatfield Lumber company.
 Car wire and nails just arrived. Special price on large lots DOVER NERO. co.
 L. H. Johnson and D. E. Myers were at Mena Wednesday attending to business matters.
 Willard Lowthers is planning on opening a grist mill in the old W. H. Stevens stand near the gin.
 Fred Yeakey, carrier on route ?, is taking his annual vacation. Cyril Slote is carrying the mail this week.
 c. C. Monroe has about completed a house on his recently acquired land west of Hatfield, and plans on moving to same in short time.
 ". K. Harrell, manager for the Beach Lumber Company, is on busi- ness trip to several points in Arlkan- sas and Oklahoma this week.
 M. Williams has secured the com tract for painting and papering the Methodist school buildings now being constructed at Smithville, Ok.
 Miss Ted Owens, who has been with her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Davis, since last September, left for .+ C1orx.tArI A..lr Iou Thursday.
 Joe Caudle, the helper at the W P. Keller blacksmith shop, was severely but not seriously, injured Monday by being kicked in the face by mule he was shoeing.
 Mir and Mrs. W. B. Snyder of Mus kogee. Ok, came in Wednesday for visit with relatives and friends and are stopping at the Roark home. Mes danes Snyder and Roark are sisters.
 Gates < Dale report the sale of the K. F. Albin S0-acre farm east of Hat field to j. W. Ward and son-in-law, Almon Rode. The purchasers are from Texas, and plan on farming in Polk county the coming season.
 Rev William w. Slater of Fort Smith, will conduct 9th Sunday serv- ices at the Christian church. begin ming Saturday night, January %. There will be preaching both Sunday morning and Sunday night.
 D. H. McCook and son, Charles, were called home from Texas last Thursday by the very serious Illness of Alonzo, who is suffedng from an at tack of pneumonia. Monday he was reported as improving nicely
 D. E. Myers, Huston Johnson, j. C. Hoheimer, Mark Dover, Wesley Nichols and l.. H. Johnson have been appointed by Judge Finger to attend conference of farmers, business men and bankers to be held at Little Rock, January IS and 19, for the purpose of deyising plan for bringing about sound prosperity within the year.
 The fourth number of the Lyceum course was given at the school audi torium Tuesday night of last week. Owing to disagreeable weather con ditions the attendance was small, but the program was considered splendid by all present, The fifth and last num- Der will be given by the Stratford Operate Company, night of February 1.
 Maurice, the two year old son of Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Williams, died Tues day morning at 11:30, and was buried Wednesday morning at the Six Mile cemetery. Maurice had not been we'll for several days, but his condition was not considered at al serious until the evening preceding his death. The daughter. Grace, who has been ill with pneumczia, is improving according to latest reports. The family has the sympathy of the entire community in their great trouble