The Mena weekly star., 1921-05-12
CORRESPONDENCE.
HATFIELD HoTsTUPH.

home folks.
 Col. Ed Hutson cried farm sale at Watson Tuesday
 Miss Gladys Rowe of Rocky visited relatives here last week.
 Charlie McCook is assisting in the Guy Clark barber shop.
 Mrs. Lee German visited at Cove the latter part of the last week.
 Dr. Connally and Mark Dover made n business trip to Smithville Wednes- day.
 Miss Lola Lewis of Joplin, Mo, is the guest of Mrs. Lena Shelley this week.
 Luther Cummings visited his broth or and family at Muldrow, OkY last week.
 Miss Cuba Williams of Poteau is visiting at the home of Rev. J. E. Wil-
 Mrs. Datha Parsons of Wickes spent several days with relatives here last week.
 Mrs. Jewell Johnson of Beach town, Ok, was a guest at the Lewis Johnson home Monday and Tuesday
 E. H. Butler, J. o. Gates and Wes- ley Williams attended Methodist quarterly conference at Vanderyoori Sunday.
 Have received 1921 Wall Paper samples and am ready to meet mail order competition. See F. Q. 1eakey, Hatfield 20
 Mrs. Carrie Whipple returned Fri day from a three weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs Claude Bennett, of Fort Smith.
 Miss Novella Lewis returned some Tuesday from Muskogee, Ok, where she has visited relatives the past three months.
 N. A. Blair, the shoe man has moved his shop to the room formerly occupied by the Hutson- McCook Real Estate agency.
 Mrs. c. s. Waters, mother of Mrs. Ed Hutson, will leave this week for Norman, Ok, where she plans on making an extended visit with rela- tives.
 The stock growers will hold their second meeting at Cove Saturday, May ii. Everyone interested in the growing of better stock is urged to be present.
 Messrs. W. l.. Nichols, J. D. Hem derson and Carl Henderson acccmpan- led by their wives attended the funeral service of Mrs. Sam Henderson of Snithville Sunday
 Mrs T. B. Cree left Friday for East St. Louis to visit relatives and attend the funeral of q nephew who was killed in France and whose body will arrive from overseas this week
 Mrs. Hilton and children of Grannis visited here last week, returning home Sunday accompanied by Mrs Alex Carper and daughter, Maxine who will spend several days at the Hilton home
 Dr. and Mrs. connally and Air and Mrs. Lewis Johnson left by auto Wednesday morning for Hot Springs 10 attend the meeting of the Shriners They plan on making the return trip Friday
 William Starr and sister, Alice Miss Dessie Mcdaniel and Miss Willie Shasfer autoed over from Smithville Monday. Miss Shatfer's school at that place closed Friday and she was en- route to her home in Conway. The remainder of the party returned to Smithville Tuesday.
 Tom Holland living east of Hatfield was seriously injured last Thursday while working at the Stevenson saw mill. He was taken to Texarkana by Dr. Johnson the same day and was successfully operated on for the re- moval of blood clot caused by the blow received on the head from a part of the machinery. Latest report he was resting as well as could be ex- pected
 B. J. Stuart. Mena attorney was in Hatfield Monday to assist in the jus tice of the peace court in the trials of C. C. Latch and Holden and Law son Tucker. Latch was held on the charge of drunkenness and disturbing the peace, He was released on the first and fined S5 and costs on the second The Tucker boys were each flned S0 and costs on the charge of assault and battery.
 Friday night the following from Hatfield attended the pie supner at the Dugan school house west of here. Tom Goodwin, Will and John Rork. J. " HUtson, Ed Hutson. Charlie Me- sg5Hk and Dewey Nichols. As usual oI such occasions Col HutsOn donat- ea ms services as auchoneer. and the sum or SS0.s5 was received from the sale of the pies. On the way over Ihe paIty encountered W L Parker of Mena and he donated S3 Co start the 19ne The school wishes to thank all Who insisted m this good work The money will be used in the purchase of books for the school library.
 W |. Nichols reports that the peo- Die ot Smithville had prepared and served a splendid dinner to an who came from a distance to attend inc funeral services of Mrs. Sam Hender- son. After dinner Mf Henderson and Mrs Hubbell escorted a large party 10 the college ground and showed them thru the buildings. First the college building, which will be com pieted within thirty days. Next inc teachers home building-a nineteen room structure modern and un to datp m every particular Then we yiexvad the basement for the girls dormitorv "a huge affair This building viii pe north. and the boys dormito,v south of the college. The power houss IS located to the west on lower sg,a,,S and IS almost hidden from inc othas. buildings. The site is beautiful Ia ing on considerably higher pronnd ana fine view of the school properfv IS had from the streets of SnifhviIls half mile to the south. After view ing this magnificent school prone,tv sne party was entertained for an hory ny some of 0klahoma's best musical Iaient. As chairman of the minute men drive for the purpose of bnild;ns cnristian schools in this part inc country Mir. Nichols felt that he ras s's akin and ,,a.4 nf tls Ac was