The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-06-26
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Harvest is all over IN Polk county.
Corn is looking fine in and around
Cove.
Hamp Toon just arrived home from
overseas.
Grandma Thweatt is down and suf-
fering with dropsy.
Mrs. A. NJ. Parker was shopping in
Mena last Saturday.
Evangelistic meeting, with special
music, at $3.50 p. m.
I Ford Younce returned from Fort
Smith last Wednesday.
Stuart Land Company sold farm
Monday and one Tuesday.
Potatoes are selling for 81 per
bushel at Cove last Saturday.
Everybody is chopping cotton or
trying to hire some one to do it.
will Nations af Vandervoort was in
, Cove Saturday looking after business.
A big wind and heavy rain last
Wednesday blew the corn down badly.
Henry Henry Chapman was look
ing after business in Mena last Sat
urday.
Miss Pauline Pride, west of Cove,
spent last week visiting friends at
Horatio.
The corn, cotton and cane has
grown wonderfully during the last
ten days.
Charley Barnes moved from the
Wiley property to the Haywood home
last Monday.
| Clip Little, who owns 400 acres east
of Cove, reports a big crop OF peach
es and apples.
Dan Nations of Vandervoort was in
Town Saturday looking after the sale
of new potatoes.
See G. w. Sawyer's ad in the Cove
Star; big lot of Poland China pogs
for sale at his farm.
j. w. Phillips from Texarkana is
here for while to visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. Gray.
Walter, Joe and Clifford Wilson
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. With
erspoon over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Lance left on
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with friends in Mena.
Everybody works out in the field
but mother and she is surely chopping
cotton now.
Preaching at II a. m. Subject:
"The Dew and the MaEna,' or "The
Old Thru the New"
See the big Briscoe Automobile at
Bowman Garage. Johnnie is the
agent for Polk county.
C. d. Baker of the Steward Land
Company left Saturday evening to
spend Sunday in DeQueen.
Mrs. Anna Black, who has been Wis
iting her son and family at Hope, re-
turned home last Wednesday.
James Taylor, with the Younce
saw mill force, has badly sprained
ankle, and it not able to work.
This county has had more rain dur
ing the last ten days than any ten
days in June for several years.
Marion Lancaster, who was lately
discharged from service at Camp Pike,
is now at home with his people
Walter Luttrell, assistant agent at
the Kansas City Southern depot, went
to Gillian to visit over Sunday
Mrs. Clara Johnston, who has been
down in Texas visiting friends at her
old home, returned home Saturday.
Hottest weather of this season last
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
followed by several thunder storms.
j. w. Barlow has the best ten
acres of corn in Polk county; some
nearly ten feet high and tassling out.
Mr.. Mcintyre, our former agent,
was here Tuesday loading out his
goods for his new home in Missouri.
J. f. Dudley, who has been away
from home visiting friends for two
weeks, returned last Saturday even
ing.
G. Givens, who owns big farm one
mile south of Old Cove, reports that
he has humping peach and apple
crop.
Polk county is bound to grow more
registered cattle and more registered
hogs are being brought in than ever
before. Watch Polk county grow in
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Lowe came home
from Fort Smith last week. Mrs.