The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-10
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Arthur Sheldon went to Tulsa, OK to get work.

to get work.
 Everybody dips cattle now every IA days till further notice.
 B. B. Fisher was at Black Fork last week looking after business.
 At Charley Mayfeld's, coming next week, lots of ripe cantaloupes.
 Sunday school at Welcome Home every Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
 Lonzo Rigg. of Springfield, H., will locate soon on farm close to Cove.
 Oscar Brewer and wife visited with his parents at old Cove over Sunday
 Charley Allen and family of Ida bel, Ok, spent the Fourth with Nat Allen.
 Little Lillie Murphy of Cove is vis- ting with Aunt Jane Mcdonald of Mena this week
 G. G. Golf and family motored down to Baker Springs and took in the sights on the Fourth.
 Jim Miller, Carol Ebert and Elmer Hill of Ida, Ok, spent last week at the home of s. E. Bates.
 Community prayer meeting at the Charley Mayfield home every Wednes- day night, south of Cove.
 Oscar Silvey, member of the first baseball team of Cove, played with the Mena team on the Fourth.
 Miss Clell Hogan, east of Cove, who has been visiting friends at Minco, Ok, returned home last week.
 E. E. Gum, who lives east of Cove, is like many others. He can't get all the news without the Cove Star.
 Master Fred Gray, jr., of Weldon, Ark, is visiting with his grandpa and grandma, MT. and Mrs. A. B. Colley.
 Marshall Mayfeld, brother of Char ley Mayfield, south of Cove, left Sat urday for Kansas City to look for a job.
 Mrs. Clara Johnston of Cove and Miss Nora Chapman of Welcome Home spent Sunday at w H. Chap mans.
 Miss Fannie Colly of Cove is now attending State Normal at Durant, Ok, and will return home about Au- gust 1.
 Ben H. Fortner of Pittsburg, Kas., son of Robert Fortner, will go to a sanitarium in New York City for the benefit of his health.
 Sunday school at 10 a. m. and preaching at II a. m. and 8:30 every Sunday at the Presbyterian Church Rev. Dr. Skerret, Pastor. Mrs. Hattie Gross of Black Fork Scott County, is here now visiting hei father and mother, Mir and Mrs. c w Fisher, and other relatives.
 MT and Mrs. James Bateman o- Stilwell, Ok, are visiting with tn, latter's father and mother, MT. anC Mrs. c. W. Fisher, and other relatives
 Amos Musgraves, who lives close t, Old Cove, was called to Amarillo, Tex. last week to see his brother-in-law Leroy Trigg, who is not expected t live.
 4 Mrs. Evans, the proprietor of thu Commercial Hotel has lately bough and placed in her hotel new piano This will be appreciated by the travel ing public.
 Billy Dunnigan took a big load O the Cove girls down to the Cecil Chap el last Sunday to an all-day singing and big basket dinner. The girl say they had big time. Il The Cove Truck and Fruit Growers l Association held meeting last Sat urday and asked each member to sigl up for the number of crates eacl would want for the season.
 The Aliens, Witherspoons, Elliott and Woodells all spent the Fourtl out on Six Mile with big dinner fishing and bathing Yes, and Johnni Harrah was along. All had a goot time
 Ford Younce moved his sawmill !. mile north from the old set and turne, it over to Phil Lance, who will oper ate it from now on and turn the fin ished stuff over to Mir. Younce at { fixed price.
 The secretary and board of direc tors of the Cove Truck and Frui Growers Association are busy getting ready to handle the 200-acre crop o- cantaloupes which will be on the mar ket soon.
 R. J. Boren is now building house out on his farm in Oklahoma, and vii