The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

50 endid trade.
/ Farmers are taking advantage OF
the fine weather
Cove is on the boom. Empty houses
are hard to find.
/ J. o. Gates passed thru Cove last
M nday for Hatfield.
Our streets are full of bales of cot
ton nearly every day.
1 Art Chapman has been quite sick
for the last two weeks.
Miss Nola Winchell spent Sunday
in Mena visiting friends.
/ Dug Walker left Tuesday for visit
with his people in Texas.
We had frost and a light freeze
most every night last week.
! J. A. Coffey visited his mother and
fathe~ in Mena over Sunday.
Mss Nora Chapman was ON the
sick list during the last week.
ID. C. Clark and daughter, Mrs
Robson, moved to Mena last week.
/ Fred Gray, our popular druggist
Twas on the sick list part of last week
DIR. T. B. Young has finished his
splendid new home and will nave in
soon
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hegwood have
a very sick little girl; some kind OF
fever.
Mrs. (. d. Smith of Gillian visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Robarts over
Sunday.
/ |. A. Dunn sold his 100 acre farm
| Tuesday for $500, thru Former &
I Allison.
/! Ernest Hadaway has rented hi,
farm to w. H. Loueks for the com.
ing year.
Claud Bryant went to Hatfield
Monday morning, returning in TIM
afternoon.
Mrs Kirby of Grannis was visiting
swlth her brother, G. G. Golf and fam
lily last week.
! The coal miners have agreed to ar
bitrate and most miners have re
turned to work
J Miss Bly, Skinner visited friends il
Mena over Sunday, returning home
Sunday evening.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Hobough, father-in-
Flaw of R. E. Lowe, are moving tC
Cove this week.
1 Mrs. Rome Golf and children Of
4 Mena were visiting G. G. Golf anc
Family last week.
|! F. Younce is building new black.
tsmith shop just west of the Skinner
| Hotel, size 20x40
I No better place in Polk county tt
ltrade than at Cove See the strangers
THAT come to Cove.
/ w. Fl. Baker, who has been suf.
{fering with the flu for the last two
lweeks is much better.
w. M. Hansard was in Mena last
Sweek looking after business and get
sting dental work done.
Mrs B. Sims has been quite sick
1.-THE last two weeks, but is consider
,ably better at present.
! Lee Wilson of Cove spent Satur-
lday and Sunday in Poteau, Ok, and
.returned home Monday.
! w. H. Riding, who lives close to
Hartley, visited his old friends, ]. R.
Grain, one day last week.
G. ID. Baker of the Stuart Land
Company passed thru Cove Monday
from DeQuees to Mena.
Read the governors proclamation
in reference to Thanksgiving Day,
Thursday, November 81, 1919.
Miss Josephine Allen, a teacher in
! the high school of Cove, visited with
Friends in Hatfield over Sunday.
1 Farmers who are thinking of JIM
proving their stock of hogs call at
I Mr.. Younce's and see what he has.
F. Iounoe and lady were at Mena
Monday. Mr.. Younce was looking af-
ter the loading of his big sawmilI
! Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Baker Of Ger
lrogordo were here last week visiting
| Mr.. Bakers father, W. H. Baker.
Walter Luttrell, the assistant agent
Of the Kansas City Southern, visit
led his folks at Gillian over Sunday.
Guy Gray and family were visiting
his mother, Mrs. NJ Z. Gray. and his
brother, Fred Gray, and family last
iweek
Miss Pearl Woodell and Miss FAY
Barton went to Mena Saturday to Wis
lit friends, returning home Sunday ev-
iening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hadaway have
smoved to Cove, and will occupy the
lrooms in the rear of Mr.. Hadaway's
Ishop.
| c. M. Huckaby and hit two daugh-
tiers, Miss Malinda and Miss Myrtle,
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