The Mena weekly star., 1919-08-07
VOLUME |. NUMBER 10.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Il
! Or. r. p. Young soon will move to
bis new house.
/ Farmers are beginning to cut and
Itop their corn.
Sunday school at Welcome Home
each Sunday at 3 p. m.
J. w. FORMER Of Cove is making sew
eral repairs on his home.
! Mrs Green went to Mena last Friday
to visit with her daughter.
4 MIR. and Mrs. F. Younee returned
from ST. Louis last Saturday.
Here is the best place to settle and
lbuy farm. Come to Covei
James Taylor Of the Younce sswmill
swiI move into Cove next week.
Miss Mathis, clerk at Golf Bros. &
tGamble's, spent Sunday at Grannis.
( Miss Ova Harkey Of Hatton is visit
ling with Mrs Lloyd Hansard this week.
Cove and Vandervoort baseball
iteams will play match game Tuesday.
4 Don't forget to call on J. W. FORMER
when you come to town with poultry.
ietc.
E. C. Little lost valuable horse last
week, the animal being struck by light
lining.
| Oscar Silvey. who plays ball with the
iMena team, returned home Saturday
sevening.
Don't forget to subscribe for the
IMena Weekly Star and get the Cove
iStar free.
Charley Mays has returned from the
Kansas harvest field and says Cove is
1.-THE place to live.
/ The jefferson Highway is sure com
ling. The surveyors are running anoth-
Ter line thru town.
Miss Bobielee Finily, the assistant
.cashier Of the Bank Of Cove. is now on
Va two weeks vacation.
! John Rose Of No. sawmill moved to
3Cove last week and has job with the
snew cotton gin company.
| Mrs Langley OF Delight. Tex, sister
iof Miss Kate Harold, is visiting with her
speople for a week or two.
J Mrs E. NJ Sharp Of Prescott came in
last week to visit month or two with
lher sister Mrs. ]. G. Allen.
( John Cecil. one of Polk countys best
FARMERS and cattle raisers, was doing
NDuSlnSSS IN love last tfAonudys
Sunday school at % a. m. Preach
ling at I a. M. and service at night,
1880 p. M, at the Presbyterian church.
4 Ed Bryant and family from Cleve-
sland, Ok, have been here all last week
lon account Of Mr.. Lampson being very
lsick.
Manor & Parker sold the MatlacL
farm TO Toe Hounsell last week. This
lis the third farm this Arm sold last
lweek.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Guy Gray of Wilton
sarc visiting the formers brother, Fred
sCray, and family; also his mother, Mrs
tDr. Gray.
The Stuart Land Company is busy
ievery day showing Polk county farms
iNotice next week how many farms they
lhave sold
1 w. o. West Of Foreman. who pur-
schased the local barber shop from G.
H. Goens, viii take possession about
august 5.
Fred W. Gray has about the mos
popular place in town with his hoi
weather refreshments and splendic
Idrug store.
Patronize the merchants that adj
'vertise. They have the goods and viii
7 do you good. They are the people that
make Cove grow.
Mrs. A. Nj. Woodell was taken sud.
denly sick Sunday night with something
resembling acute Indigestion. She wa.
improved Monday.
There are now in course OF con
struction in Cove four modern homes
land others are going to build soon
Watch Cove GrowI
l Archie Silvey was down to Dallas
Tick, last week and received his honor
liable discharge from the navy and re
turned home Sunday.
| M. Walters. wife and children, who
shave been visiting for three weeks with
This mother, who lives at Wan, Ok, Just
lreturned home last week.
4 The Kansas City Southern may buiIe
an extension to its little depot soon IN
lorder ia accommodate the increasing
ktrafhc that is now coming to Cove
/ w. M. HIansard last week placed in
I his home a very fine player piano and
Twill henceforth be able to entertain his
tfriends with the latest music of the day.
]. M. Evans of Vandervoort is help
ling Lloyd Hansard take care of the bus
illness at the Hansard store this week
iwhile w M. Hansard is at the market.
w. ]. Carper. who moved from
There to Valiant. Ok. two years ago,
ihas lately come back to old Polk coun-
lty. He now thinks there's no place like
home.
C. M. Fulton. who lives north of
iCove. tells us lightning struck his COW