The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-09
HATFIELD HoTsTUPH.

Henry Martin is seriously ill with pneumonia.
 Harry Dale is now living near the 1 Methodist church. Nick Brice sold two bales of Cot l ton Saturday at 15hc. w. w. Scott of Oden is here on an extended visit with his sister, Mrs. Virg Pirtle.
 B. F. Nichols and W. B. Murchison of Vandervoort were trading in Hat field Tuesday.
 John Hensley was in from Octavia Tuesday and says all bad men in the country are dead.
 T. B. Cree says that Bob Owen, once of Dallas, now lives at Clinton Ok, and is very wealthy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Daniels came in from Heavener Saturday to visit with Mir. and Mrs. Earl Warmer.
 Charley Hamilton is here from Car tersville, Ok, to see his sick father, who lives between Hatfield and Pot ter.
 W. E. Lane, well known in Mena and at Dallas, is now a travelling salesman and was in Hatfield Tues day.
 l.. c. Dickson now attending school in New York City writes c. V. Dale that he will be back in Gods country in May.
 L. H. Johnson came in from Elijah vile, Tex, Saturday and says he will have some oil well men here from that place right away.
 W. L. Nichols visited the Wander voort and Piney Sunday schools Sun r'o | .l,xf @tr good classes at both places.
 Bill Stevenson, the hustling saw mill man, was in from McCauley on his name spelled right, I'm sure.
 Jim Allen of Mena says 1. A. Mor- ris was the first postmaster at Dallas instead of Torrent as was men, toned in a recent write up on Dallas.
 Mrs. Robert Daly is assisting as clerk in Watkins store this week in the absence of Mrs. J. c. Hoheimer, who is being detained on account of illness in her home.
 MT. and Mrs, Bill Powers and four children including a married daugh- ter, Mrs. Agnes Malone, arrived here from Kansas City Monday and are to make their home 3 miles west of Hatfield.
 There has been many cases of flu in Hatfield recently, but little has been said about it. Because if you mention one you would have to men, tion all.
 Friday night thief or thieves tried to steal the two saddles the recent bank robbers rode into town, but Buck Sandlin, who had them in charge, had them hid in a place not expected, and breaking the lock to the livery barn was useless.
 Perry Harwell came in from Ring Ing, Ok, Sunday and returned Mon- day with his father, w. A. Harwell. who has been visiting with his dauph- ter, Mrs. E. A. Davis. Mir. Harwell brought the work that oil has been discovered on the place of his brother. Andy.
 That the bank robbery was nipped in the bud here on Tuesday of last week was largely due to the observ- ing eyes and nerve of Andy Tucker. who saw them the minute they hit town, notified the authorities of what was up and then helped to arrest them without a gun.
 E. B. Matthew and Mrs. Stella Pal mer, state supervisors of vocational training classes and home economic classes respectively, visited there two departments of the Hatfield school last week and found everything in tip top shape and among the best in the state.
 The Hatfield Truck Growers met at the Slote hall Saturday. They are planning to put out over 200 acres in cantaioupes and berries, etc, and Professor Middleton requests all those who have not signed up to do 80 this week so that he can know how many seed to order for the amour. af