The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-12-04
WALTER ELLIOTT, Editor.

WORT filled his regular appointment
at Hatfield last Sunday.
Read the Cove Star and see what
the merchants have to say about
Christmas goods next week.
Mountain View school will give al
big box supper next Saturday night.
The money will go for Christmas.
w. 0. Hastings, west of Cove, and
Mrs. Emmett Cecil of Vandervoort,
were married in Mena last Friday.
A big show on the streets of Cove
next Saturday afternoon. Come ev-l
erybody, and see what Cove is doing.
Mrs. Mary Hall of Ranger. Tex, a.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Allen,
is visiting with her parents this week.
Miss Mildred McGown was called
home to Forum on account of the sick
ness of her brother, who has pneumo-
MIA.
Mrs. X H. Skinner and her mother.
Mrs. f. M. Cecil, of Vandervoort, Wis
tied relatives at Valiant, Ok, last
week.
Dick Branch returned from Port
Arthur, Tex, last Sunday, where he
has been employed in the Gulf Rein
cry for year
The Stuart Land Company sold to
B. F. Griffith of Grapevine, Tex, 8Oa,
northwest of Cove, belonging to w. J.
Barton's daughter.
Mrs. Clara Chapman and her broth
err, Motion Boren, left for Eastern
Texas last Saturday to visit their rel
atives and look after business.
A Christmas tree and big festival
at the Welcome Home school house on
Christmas eve. Mrs. RE Lowe, the
teacher of the school will render
splendid program.
the Cove Lumber Company planer re-
signed his position last week, and he
expects to rusticate little while be-
fore he enters another job.
On last Sunday night at the home
of George Sims was a big singing,
led by Claud Bryant. Miss Jennie
Musgraves was the organist. A big
crowd and all had good time
0. l.. Henderson. our county demon
strator, met with the Cove Truck and
Fruit Growers Association last Sat-
urday, and gave a good interesting
talk on the line of terracing farms.
At Robert FORMERS last Tuesday
night Mrs. Maud Sawyer presented
her husband with bouncing baby
boy. Mother and baby doing fine. DIR.
Connally of Hatfield in attendance.
Mrs. w. o. West, east of Wander
WORT, the wife of w. o. West of Cove.
died last Wednesday and was buried
at Vandervoort cemetery last Thurs
day. Rev. Hamiter preached the
| funeral.
Just think, out at Herbert Formers
one day last week, Mrs. Betty, his wife
presented her husband with a fine
large baby boy, about II pounds. The
mother and baby doing fine. DIR. T. B.
Yousg in attendance.
G. S. Tankersley of Mena has ac-
cepted a job with the Cove Lumber
Company, as foreman of the planer.
Mr.. Tankersley spent four years with
this company several years ago, and
now expects to move to Cove again.
George Sims, ]. McDaniels, R. M.
Musgraves, Bosin Grady, and Mack
Hughes bought thru the farmers as
ISOLATION at Hatfield over 5 miles of
woven wire fence, over 70 rolls, cost
$505. What is the matter with Cove.
The subject of a warehouse for
Cove is the talk of all this part of Polk
county. A warehouse is what the peo-
pie want, and now all we want is ac-
ton. Let the farmers meet every Sat
urday afternoon and work up this
i warehouse.
Herschel Winchell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. N. Winchell, who came in
from the World War in France last
July, but on account of mail service,
his folks failed to hear from him.
wrote from Clayton, Mo. that he was
! safe and sound.
The following names who attended
the box supper at Welcome Home last
week was omitted in my report: Bon
ME Silvey, Erma Silvey, Callie Hamp-
ton, Bernice Barton, Gene Silvey, Lo-
ma Golf, Sam Hadaway, Robert Woods
and Fred Hadaway
w. E. Taylor of Grannis gave a
splendid talk last Saturday evening
to the Cove Truck and Fruit Growers
Association on the subject of raising
and planting Strawberries. On ac-
count of the very late hour there was
not many out to hear Mr.. Taylor.
A. B. Gill, our master engineer of
the Cove Lumber Company plant, one