The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-03
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

The A. NJ Woodell new home is
progressing nicely.
Ed Sanders and Sam Gentry spent
last Saturday in Hatton Gap
Wanted-in Polk county, in and
around Cove, two weeks Of dry wealth
er.
Mrs Fred Gray and Miss jamie
Hawthorne were at Mena last Mon
day shopping.
A. C. Blake of the Stuart Land
Company, was in Mena Friday look
ing after business.
Mrs. Harve Riding of Mena came
down on Friday to visit with B. W.
Teeters and family.
G. w. Sawyer, east of Cove, is haul
ing logs to the Jim Wilson sawmill, 2
miles west of Cove.
The Cove baseball team played the
Hatfield team last Saturday The
game was tie, 8 to 8.
Oscar Silvey returned home last
week from the harvest fields, saying
that it was too hot for him.
Miss jamie Hawthorne of Hope,
Ark, special friend of Mrs. Fred
Gray, visited here last week
E. L. Goens made flying trip to
Mena last Monday afternoon and re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. G.. w. German, who has been
visiting friends at Gillian for two
weeks, returned home last Monday.
Mrs. Jane Mcdonald went to Mena
last Thursday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Green of the Commercial Hotel.
Mrs. A. C. Baker returned home last
Saturday, after being away for two
weeks visiting with her son at De
Queen.
J. T. Stockton, r. G. Stockton and
Andrew Whisenant Of Old Cove left
last week for the harvest fields Of
Kansas.
Grandma Winchell Of Hatton visit
ed last week with her son, R. NJ Win
chell of Cove, returning home Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. J. w. Mcpherson and children
left last Wednesday afternoon for
Pittsburg, Kas., to spend the summer
with relatives.
The little daughter of j. Lambert,
who lives near the Rowel school, was
kicked by a mule colt. DR. t. B,
Young was called.
Last Saturday night large bunch
of the w. o. w. boys went down to
Vandervoort to visit their lodge. All
had a good time.
r. J. Boren and family visited with
M. Shields over Sunday and took in
the ice cream supper at Robert San
ders' last Saturday night
Mrs. Maud Sawyer, after visiting
month with her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Robert Fortner, returned hom,
to Beggs, Ok, last Saturday
Mrs. Nellie Fortner and children
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
N. Eudaly, returned to their home il
Pittsburg, Kas., last Thursday.
At Cove, July 4, a match game o.
baseball between Hatfield and Cove
late in the afternoon All baseball
fans come out and see Cove win.
Listen-Joe Hadaway has two very
fine big Poland China gifts that
brought him ten Of the finest POLAND
China pigs that there is in Polk coun
ty.
j. E. Hollingsworth, west of Cove
had big ice cream supper at hin
home last Saturday night. The ics
cream was fine and all had goot
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Stipps of Neo
sho, Mo-, are visiting with Prof. ane
Mrs G. M. Woods, east of Cove. Mr.
Stipps is county clerk of Newton
county, Mo.
w. B. McNutt, hotel man of LITTLE
Rock, proprietor of the Majestic hotel
spent last week at the Commercial
Hotel. He is looking after the frui
prospects in Polk county. He thinks
Polk county is all right.
Henry Scott and j. w. Lowery, thu
cotton gin owners, have commenced t,
tear down the old plant and rebuild it
The new machinery is now on tn
ground. This will be a wonderful i'm
provement for Cove.
John Wright, who was one of Uncl'
Sans boys overseas for one year, re
ceived his discharge and arrived hom'
last Thursday. After visit with hi
mother and friends, he will return tt
his work at label, Ok.