The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-13
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1919.

field.
Mrs t. Connell visited with her
brother-in-law in Mena last week, G.
c. Bice.
Miss Nola Winchell visited with
friends at Hatton last Saturday ana
Sunday.
Mrs. Casebolt of Mena was visiting
the A. M. Parker family Saturday ana
Sunday.
Mrs. J. o. West, the wife of our
city barber is reported better at
present.
Dave Black and Dave Parhand were
at Mena last Saturday looking after
business.
The literary given by the Cove
High school last Friday afternoon
was well attended.
Sunday school and church every
Sunday at the Presbyterian Church.
Everybody welcomed.
Mr.. Lampson, living west of Cove,
reports that the dogs have killed a
lot of his sheep lately.
Robert Whisenhunt and Victor
Grain are now operating a sawmill D
miles north of Hatfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Younce were in Hot
Springs last week. guests of Judge
Williams of East st. Louis.
G. Nelson, who bought the Euday
farm recently, was at Mena looking
after business one day last week.
The Boy Scouts met at Prof
Woods last Friday night and organ
lied for another years scouting.
Robert Grady, Theodore Daniels,
Whit Robb and Dick Musgraves went
to Mena last Saturday on business.
Mrs. j. w. Rowbart returned from
hospital in Texarkana last Thurs
day, feeling much improved in health.
Miss Freda Moss, Cove Lumber
Company's popular lady clerk, will
visit her people in Gurdon, Ark, this
week.
Mr.. Brown of Pamela county, Tex
as, and w. Price of Red River county,
Texas, are looking for farm in Polk
county.
Mrs. |. Ross Silvey left Monday for
visit with her son at Broken Bow,
Ok. She will return in about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Welch of Alma,
Colo, came in last week with the ex-
pectation of locating on farm close
to Cove,
j. w. Phillips, Mrs. DR.. Gray's
father, will spend the winter with his
daughter. He thinks there is no place
like Cove.
Jacob NJ Knedler sold his 30-acre
farm last week to. a Mr.. Mcfarland
of Missouri Jacob will retire and
take life easy.
B. B. fisher of the Stuart Land
Company sold Dr. Gray's old building
on the corner from the depot to Err
nest Hadaway.
Robert Casebolt and wife of Mena
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs
Casebolt's father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Parker.
One of our young farmers south
east Of Cove, Bart Rhodes, was mar
ried last week in Mena to Miss Minnie
Harrah. of that city.
Dug Walker sold his car last Sat
urday and bought a new Ford, one
that will travel thru mud and water
at all times in the year.
The Campfire girls held a splendid
meeting at Mrs. May Bunyard's last
week. All had a good time This or
ganization meets once each week.
The Liberty Cafe, the best place ii
Cove to eat. A good dinner and lunch
at all times. Mr.. Coplan and his as
sistant have worked up wonderful
trade.
Everybody wants to subscribe fol
the Mena Star and get the Cove Sta
free and read all the news of thu
Cove Truck & Fruit Growers Asso
citation.
The Cove Gin now offers free barr
rent to farmers coming from a dis
lance to protect their team from bat
weather over night. Everybody com,
to Cove.
Mrs. Lindsey Clement and littl
daughter left Monday afternoon t
visit Mr.. Clements parents in Mem
and to take in the celebration Monda,
at Mena.
H. Welch of Commerce. Ok, ex
poets to spend ten days in the noun
tains hunting. He also will look GU
for good farm before returning t.
his home.
G. w. Sawyer and Lee Turner lief
for some of the eastern mountains il
Howard county to kill big bear an,
wild deer. The editor thinks whel