The Mena weekly star., 1922-02-16
HATFIELD HoTsTUPH

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 The Star Hotel has installed an cleo tric plant of it's own, and the place IS now well lighted.
 WALL PAPER prices greatly re- duced. My Spring samples are here. Soc me before ordering elsewhere. F. n ~ vaskev II 8 Ilav Nichols is here on an extended visit from Muskogee, Ok, where he has employment with the Underwood typewriter people.
 22z for chills and levers, at Butler Drug Store. n Q r. II & We'll Pool sold his barbershop at Smithville last week, came to Hatfield Thursday. bringing his family, and thev left for Shawnee, Ok, Friday, where Mrs. Pools parents live.
 One 91k k-ton Wichita truck; one 5 312- ton Service truck. Both for 5000. Bank of Hatfield. Il A ]. Rhodes was up from near Nan- dervoort Friday. He has quit the nursery business and is peddling dry goods and notions, taking payment for same in chickens and eggs.
 AdIer~i-ka prevents appendicitis. Buffers Drug Store. Ii The lavmen's meeting at the Nj. E. Church Sunday afternoon was sue cess. The main themes for discussion were Christian Unity and those who smoke were l.. A. Cummings, J. O. Gates. Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Henderson, Rev. l. B. Williams, Mrs Mildred Iowthers and w. l.. Nichols.
 Pain in the back? Try NyaPs Kid ney Pills. Buffers Drug Store. II s The newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Carle Robbins, ended their honeymoon to Waldron and 0den Friday, and they are to make their home for the pres eat at the Star Hotel.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. A. Daniels left on No. s Monday for Hope, where they are to visit with l.. W. Daniels, broth CT of Mir. Daniels.
 L. A. peugh has three carpenters at work making some new additions to the home in the west end of town which he recently purchased from the Watkins Lumber & Mere. Go. He IS to move his family at Potter here soon.
 Joe Franklin arrived here from El- dorado. Kas., Friday in search of oil rig timbers. He is stopping at the home of Will Asheraft, and will bring his family here just as soon as his children come out of high school. He lived here four years ago and will be easily remembered on account of the name he made as being great bass singer.
 Good slaves. shines and hair cuts at Dale's Barbershop. H 8
 M.. o<,I M,.a xuhn moved up from Wickes last week are living in the house formerly owned by Grace Mershon of Fort Smith. They have bought the place.
 Young Johnnie Lynn of Potter att tended the Singing Entertainment here Friday night, He has splen- did baritone voice and assisted Prof Grammer in singing a very. sentiment al duet about mother Prof .Grammei has high tenor voNe Of great range
 Miss Jettie Nichols returned tC Smithville, where she is attending the Fulsom Training School, Sunday.
 Prof. s. J 0slin the noted singer of Mena, preached at the M. E. church Sunday night. A big crowd was out, These were visitors to Vandervoort Saturday: Col. D. E Hutson, who went to cry off sale; Amos Mus grave, who went in the interest of his candidacy for sheriff; Dewey Nichols who went in the interest of his faith CTS campaign for Circuit Clerk, and Joe Lewis, who went in the interest of The Mena Star.
 Misses Mildred McCowan and Chris tia York were initiated into the Re bekah lodge here Tuesday night. Al so the following officers were in stalled at this meeting; Mrs. Bertha Alhin, Noble Grand; Miss Mildred Me Cowan, Right Support, N. G.. Miss Christia York, Left Support, N. C.. Miss Maria Yeakey, Chaplain; Mrs Grace Blair, Past Grand, and Mrs Nellie Lewis, Secretary.
 Rev J. D. Holman of Gillham vii preach at the Baptist church Sunday at li a. m and D. m.
 Mrs Harry Dale has 75 little incu. bator chiekens-the first lot to bS reported for the season.
 Dr. c. F. Johnson reports a fin, baby girl at the home of Mir and Mrs Albert Scott near Cove.
 Mr and Mrs. Jim Rose, Bill Stock Con, John Black, George Hook, all oi Cove, were business visitors in Hat field Monday.
 John Hargrove. the movie mar made a business trip to Fort Smitl Tuesday and says that if the publi, will watch the Mena Star next weel it will learn whaa he went after
 Mrs. B. o. Embry and little son B. O.. lr, returned 70 thesr home al Heagener Monday after short visii with her several relatives here. Mrs Embry is the daughter of Uncle Webl Hall
 Amos Musgraves. Robert Mus graves, Robert Johnson, 4. G. Pirtl, and Lester Dover attended a Masoni' meeting at Mena Saturday night Tn, latter three became Royal Arch Ma sons
 Hatfield business men are tickle( with the increased volume of tradI that is coming in during the past ana present week. One farmer from Ok lahoma bought $500 bill of good. m one day, one merchants shipmen of chickens and eggs for one da, day amounted to $40, and the banl often gets a new depositor-all O which indicates that good old day are slowly but surely returning
 Glenn Wallace of De Queen, mana ger for the Truck Growers Associa tion of Polk and Sevier countie writes Secretary J. W. Middleton o Hatfield to advise all Hatfield mem beEs to go heavy on sweet potatoes English peas, sweet corn. radishes eueumbers and cantaloupes Mir. Wal lace Is new on a trip thru the north sTn states disposiug of sweet potntoe snat have been grown in these tw soHrfies.