The Mena weekly star., 1919-12-25
NOTES AND PERSONALS

J. F. Allison was at Mena last Mon- day on business. The Cove Star wishes everybody a Merry Christmas. Christmas trees and festivals are all the go this week. H. Newport was at Hatfield last Thursday on business. c. Witherspoon of Caddo Gap was in Cove last Saturday. Sunday school at Welcome Home every Sunday afternoon. Tom Tate of Watson was in Mena last Saturday on business. Alvin Anderson and family are moving to Mena this week. w. M. Hansard and family motored to Vandervoort last Sunday. R. c. Smith went to Ringing, Ok, last week to visit her sister. T. A. Lock expects to move on d farm over in Oklahoma soon. B. H. Barton, ST., was in Mena last week looking after business Mrs. K. H. Skinner was visiting her people at Vandervoort last week. Jim Nation of Vandervoort was in Mena last Thursday on business. Lee Whisenhunt of Watson was do- 1 ing business in Cove last Friday Ike Henderson of Vandervoort was at Mena last Thursday on business. o. B. Witherspoon was transacting business in Vandervoort last Monday. John Kelly and Harve Niffen were doing business in Watson last Satur- day.
 Mrs. J. H. Skinner was visiting her mother at Mena Saturday and Sun day.
 Christmas candies at 40 cents a pound will be scarce in the homes this year.
 A. F. Allen of Denver, Colo, was visiting his father. N. O. Allen, last week.
 w. NJ. Pride was down to Horatio last week visiting and looking after business. James Edwards and Sam Wither- spoon were visiting friends in Cove 2 last week. I. s. Teeters of the Cove Lumber Company has been sick part of the past week.
 A big Christmas singing at George { H. Sims on Christmas night. Every body come
 ! H. V. Grier of Titus county, Texas { who bought the T. A. Lock farm, will i move in soon.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Mcdonald of Mena was ! down in Cove last week looking after i some business. Miss Connie Dorsey of Mena has been visiting Miss Bly Skinner during { the past week. A nice bouquet or visit from you Twill be appreciated by the sick on I Christmas day. Harper Sylvian of Watson was vis- iting friends and doing business in Cove last week. At Christmas time most all the chil- dren come home to eat turkey and have a good time. w. O. West and son, Cove's popular barber, spent Sunday at Vandervoort visiting his people. Sunday school at the Baptist church every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Everybody welcome. Mrs. J. H. Skinner was visiting her mother, Mrs. Dorsey, in Mena last Saturday and Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Evans of Van dervoort visited with the W. M. Han sard family last week. q. 14- iNf Vi lAtttOit FAi h.f 10 fAo iting with Tom Dempsey. w. H. Sims, and other old time friends. s. M. Jackson, who sold his farm lately. has moved to Cove and is occu- pying the Hunter property. Mir. and Mrs. Haskell Young came
 home Monday to spend Christmas
 with the Youngs and Silveys.
 l.. NJ. Clement is operating saw
 mill four miles northwest of Cove for
 the Younce Lumber Company.
 Misses Mazeh and Lucille Dempsey
 are spending Christmas week with
 their grandparents at Hatfield.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Allen and family,
 with Homer Terry, were visiting with
 friends in Hatfield last Sunday.
 J. L. Hurley of Russellville, Ark,
 was visiting the family of Billy Bry-
 ant and w. H. Sims last Sunday.
 A. M Woodell, who recently moved
 to his fine new home will give a big