The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-26
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 By The Stars Correspondents
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s.0Oo bushels of corn for sale. Dover Merc. Co. AoV'
 W. A. Ragland of Mena was trans acting business in Hatfield moneay'
 Two farms to rent. Dover Mere. co- Adv.
 Much repair and building improve meuts are going on about Hatfield
 For Sale-Good Jersey milk COW. Mrs. Chas. Cook, # mile south of Hat Geld, Ark. dancers in old days often danced in their stocking feet.
 noard and ronns at the Hatfield Cafe at S5 per week. Aoy:
 W. T. Myers is preparing one nan acre of ground for radishes, the seer 4o De sown February l.
 One 3is ton Wichita truck; one S1s naan % ~ Hatfeld. Adv.
 400 bushels good Irish potatoes x1.50. Blair's Shoe Shop, where. you get your first class repair work done.
 Pen knives were named such from old days when they had to have small sharp blades to make gose quill pens.
 TT. Hutson sold his nice suburban home last week to w. l. Richardson, who also owns a nice home right by tho side of 1t.
 STRAYED--1 scrrei horse mule; l hInck marc mule. Small Q on left jaws. Liberal reward. Notify D. E. Myers, Hatfield Adv.
 Speaking of tick eradication Uncle Nat Allen says of old days ticks were so bad that they would get on blades of gras by road sides and listen for COW bells.
 aTom Goodluck" says that success fuE people have great difficulties in knowing how to conduct themselves 90 as to avoid being hated by those who arc failures.
 Here are four problems that out weigh all others combined, to-wit: The correction of mental, defects keping healthy, making a living, and knowing how to get along with oth- CTS.
 Last week in reporting the arrival of little suffragette at the home of ~Hulse" Miller it cost the writer 3 cigars to learn "Hulses' initials are F. F instead of w. F.
 In subscribing for The Star Satur- day w. r. Brewer reported that his son, Dewey, landed at the canal zone on January 1 after a 5000 mile cruise thru the waters of West Iidia and South Africa
 To recall forgotten name try re- beating the alphabet and the chances Are that when you get to the first letter of the parties name that the whole thing will flash before your mind as fresh as ever.
 One of the hundred or more new Star subscriptions sent in to the Star since Christmas from Hatfield none of the subscribers have made any kiirks about net receiving their paper. This would indicate that The Star has a very efficient subscription depart ment.
 The report comes that on last Thursday Miss Alice Williams, now teaching school at Holly Springs, and who is the beautiful and talented daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Will li%nis, was married to 0. B. Alston. She was secretary of the M. F. church Sunday school for years and has many Hatfield friends, who wish her a happy life.
 There's more money in the country than some might think The lucky ores keep it quiet for fear some fel- low will want to borrow it. Recently in taking asubscription for The Star at Potter the subscriber produced a roll of bills the size of ladies fist. The big figures and 10 showing up amidst so much green looked like a lot of white roses fixing to bloom. I9tfman was he mans name-iil not give his initials for fear too many might strike him for loan all at the same time.
 Due to an oversight the death of Mrs A. K. Williams, mother of ]. E. Williams, was not reported at time of death. She died December 26 from an illness of long standing and was buried at the Six-Mile cemetery. Her brother, E. l.. Atkinson of Holcomb. Miss. who lives on the place where ! E. was born, arrived here one dav too late for the funeral. Mir. vii Hams IS the only child, his father navlng died in February, 1879, short tune hefore the birth of the son. She was 3 devoted mother, had worlds of friends, and was a member fthe Missionafy Baptist church since about l4 years old. In addition to this Mir and Mrs J. E. Williams have mel with other late family losses. On January Il one year ago, Maurice. thelr 2-year-old son, died. Christmas Fwc years ago, a passenger train crushed out the life of pretty 6-vear- olo Catherine. And on August n. 1120 Mrs Williams iost har n.oth.,.