The Mena weekly star., 1919-10-02
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dynamo last Monday. This machine will furnish 500 lights.
 Bascom Rhodes and Miss Ola Brown were married last Sunday at the home of the bride
 Roy Kelly gave a social party at his home to the young people of Cove All enjoyed themselves.
 Mrs. Mary Ann Johnston of Van dervoort was visiting the new baby at o. B. Witherspoons over Sunday.
 Miss Mildred McCown visited over Sunday with her folks at Foreman, and returned home Monday morning.
 w. J. Woods and wife of Mineral Wells, Tex, are here visiting with J.. k. Reynolds and wife west of Cove.
 Mir. Goodale, who lately purchased the c. M. Huckabee farm is now build ing nice little bungalow on his farm.
 Mrs. S. L. Wright, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. D. Hen derson, of Hatfield, returned home Monday.
 Mrs. Dorsey of Mena motored down to Cove last week to visit with her sister, Mrs. J. H. Skinner, for a few days.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. w. J. Barton. All ladies are cordial ly invited
 Mrs. Petefsh of Kansas City, daughter of J. c. Crump, Is quite sick at the home of Dewey Scott, with typhoid fever
 c. D. Baker of the Stuart Land Company has gone to Ranger, Tex, to look after some oil interests that he has near there.
 Manor X Parker sold two good farms Monday Business is increas- ing all the time. This part of Polk county is changing fast.
 Mrs. Francis McDaniels has bought the property with the two story house just west of J. c. Allen and will make 1t a very pleasant home.
 Carter Coffey and family of Anti mony, Ark, brother of J. w. Coffey, passed thru Cove last Saturday on the way home from Mena.
 Grady Hand, our county inspector in charge of cattle dipping, was busy last week looking after men who fail ed to dip their full number Of cattle
 K. H. Skinner and wife, o. E. Skin ner and several members of the F. M. Cecil family of Vandervoort, spent last Tuesday picknicking over on the Cossatot river.
 D. Wise and Russell Price, two of Polk county's good farmers, drove to Mena last week with two loads of wheat of their own raising, and had it made into flour.
 Miss Josephine Allen, teacher in the Cove school, was sick during last week, but is now able tho resume her duties as teacher. Her place was sup piled by Miss Carrie Sawyer.
 Mrs. Phillip K. Price presented her husband last Monday with a big bouncing baby boy. Mother and baby getting along nicely. Dr. T. B. Young was attending physician.
 Miss Ida Hamilton, who owns fine fruit farm close to Cove, is now building unique home on the road facing 1. Ross Silvey's home. The first story is built of pine logs.
 0. B. Witherspoon of Cove and W. B. Barton of Fort Smith. went to Caddo Gap Sunday evening to look after the blaming plant that was burned early Saturday morning.
 T. A. Woodell and wife left last week to visit Kansas City, St. Joseph and St. Louis markets, to buy a large stock of goods for the fall and winter trade for the Cove Lumber Company's big store.
 J. w. Carter, east of Cove, shipped a car load of cattle in the care of Q. L. Henderson, county demonstra- tion agent, to Kansas City, and re- ceived good fair price for the kind of cattle shipt.
 The Cove school had literary ex- ercise last Friday afternoon, which was interesting to all present. They had several visitors and the school IS getting along nicely, and adding more new members every week.
 B. Ii. Barton, jr., returned home from Pasadena, Calf, after spending two weeks with his brother, Hardy, who met with a bad accident, being run down with street car. He tells us that his brother is getting along as well as could be expected.
 Tom Dempsey and Lindsey Clement of the Cove Lumber Company made a flying trip to Caddo Gap last Sat urday night to view the ruins of the Caddo Gap Flaming mill. which was destroyed by fire early Saturday morning. They returned home late Sunday night.
 There was big box supper at the Mountain View school house last Fri day night Miss Goldie Isable, teach CT The boxes was filled with fried cake and pie, and sold high. A fine large cake was sold to the pret- tiest girl and brought aver $21.O0. Total receipts were near $35.O0. Ey- erbody had a good time. September 30 Clean Up Day for Cove.
 Everybody is requested to come out and help clean the town of Cove of