The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Branstetter. Mother
and baby doing fine. DR.. T. B. Young
lin attendance.
/ w. E. Taylor of Grannis. who,
bought the Goodman farm in YEN
county will move to It soon after thel
first of the year.
Bev Geist, who has lately come I'M
from Oklahoma to visit his people for!
few days, will return to Oklahoma
to pick cotton Tuesday.
! Miss Maggie Worthington Of Car
thape. Mo-. was married last week to-
MIR. Wilson, soldier boy who has
Just returned from overseas.
Miss Mathis, teacher at Grannis,
formerly clerk at Golf Gamble store,
with her three friends visited her
many friends in Cove over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Rollyson was called to
Fort Smith Monday on account of the
sickness of her daughter, who expects
to be operated upon for appendicitis.
The firm Of Fortner and Bryant will
put in a full stock of fresh groceries.
Mr.. Bryant is young and active and
expects to build up big trade with
MIR. Fortner. Call and see them.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Golf gave nice
i little party to the young people on
last Friday evening. and they sure all
! had a good time After Mrs. Golf
served light refreshments they all re-
turned home at an early hour.
On last Friday night Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Allen gave a nice party to their
young friends of Cove. They served
light refreshments, and all had a
splendid time, and got home before
the wee hours of the morning.
w. E. Taylor of Grannis will be in
Cove soon. Notice the date in the
Cove Star and will tell the members
of the Cove Truck and Fruit Growers
Association what kind Of berries and
truck to plant that will make the most
money.
F.. Younce, who shipt in big lot of
Big -boned Poland China males and
gifts last week has sold them all but
three, and the farmers sure are taking
advantage at this time to get a good
start of good grade Of hogs for
Polk county.
! B. b. fisher Of the Stuart Land Co.
has bought the corner property east
of the depot known as the DIR. Gray
property. Mr.. fisher expects to inn
prove this property and will have
some merchant put in new stock of
goods soon.
B. FL. Barton. jr., pulled off his big
sale last Friday right thru big pour
ing rain. Col. Hutson handled the
Ecrowd nicely. Homer Terry made out
the notes and took in the cash Just the
same as his uncle. J. G. Allen, would
do. Mr.. Barton thinks he did well con-
sidering the bad rainy day.
C. d. Baker of the Stuart Land Co,
will move to Mena this week to take
charge of the new Office established
there lately. This firms business has
grown wonderfully during the last
year, and they are now starting new
.offices in order to handle the growing
business Of the company.
Notice the Improvement the Cove
Lumber Co. is making at the planer--
putting in a new pipeline over COG
feet long to carry off the refuse from
the planer. Also they are building
hitch racks in and around their plant
to accommodate the farmers who
drive their teams to Cove.
4 The citizens of Welcome Home held
a box supper last Saturday night. Or
account of the bad roads the GROVE
was not so large as usual, but all hac
a fine time Mr. Nelson was the auc
tioneer and the proceeds amounted t.
$36, which goes toward paying foi
! new seats for the school house. Mrs
Teeters won the cake. for the pretti
j est girl, and J. R. German won tn,
! cake for the prettiest young man.