The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-05
EDITORIALS S..

l Our fall wheat is now ready to har- vest
 1 Cove has moving picture show in town.
 J. M. Carter is now scoring logs at ! No. Sawmill.
 Farmers are very busy working their cotton and corn. We had rain in this part of the county four days last week. Mrs. Etta Stockton of Mena is wis ting the Robert Smith family. Edward. L. Goens was taking in the sights at Mena again last Friday. Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Golf left on the evening train Monday for Texarkana. otema Kelly returned home Mon idav from her visit with her people at Antlers, Ok.
 1 We saw the smiling countenance of sHenry Stockton on the streets of Cove last Saturday,
 Miss Vienna Mathis of the Golf SBros. & Gamble store, made visit to sGrannis over Sunday.
 ! Mir. McPherson will move to the w. IA. Worthington place now vacated by tJ. M. McIntire, next week. { See MT. Pride if you have peaches Ito sell. He has party to handle all 1.-the peaches of Polk county. Frank Turner tells us the strawber- trv crop is now all over for this year, SO far as Cove is concerned. { Mrs. R. E. Lowe left Saturday !evening for Fort Smith to visit with !the Dillons for week or two. , Mir. Conner of Gillham will take J, lM. McIntire's place at the K. C. > Idepot next Tuesday morning. { Early summer peaches are now lripe and are selling on the streets oi tCove for one dollar per bushel. | John Bowman has the agency of iPolk county for the Briscoe Automo- !bile. Read his ad in the Cove Star. :! Mrs. J. L. Dudley started for Gill lham last Saturday afternoon to visit twith some of her children for week for two.
 { Dr. Debell returned from Canada Hast week and now holds the position lof nightwatch at the Cove Lumber tCompany planer.
 { Mir. and Mrs. Phil Lance moved sback from Potter last week and MT. sLanee will again work for the Younce sSawmill Company.
 Mrs. Baze Barton went to Mena last iSaturday to visit her people and will salso visit her folks at Caddo Gap be- lfore she returns home
 < Will Jones of Stapp, Ok, came in stoday on the morning train and has iaccepted place with the Cove Lum- tber Company at Mill No. 3. { Every farmer should plant few sacres of peanuts. They make good sfeed for hogs and fine feed for cattle. IPlant any time up to July l5. 1 Mir. and Mrs. Ford Younce, west of iCove, left on the southbound train Saturday for DeQueen to visit with Mrs. Younce's brother over Sunday. ] The farmers in this section of the lcounty who planted cantaloupes re- Iport good stand and they look fine Prospects are now for bumper crop
 Mrs. o. B. Witherspoon and chil. ldren returned home from their visit
 with Mrs. Witherspoon,s sister, Mrs Levi Witherspoon at Womble, last
 Thursday.
 Mrs. Howard J. Elliott was taker livery sick last Friday evening anC 1.-the doctor pronounced it to b' { ptomaine poison, caused from eatinl icanned chili.
 I There will be meeting of tn, ITruck and Fruit Growers Association aof Cove on Saturday, June IA. Al itry and be there. Business tha |. Ineeds attention.
 { Mir. and Mrs Guy Gray of -
 Twas visiting Mr Gray's mother, Mrs Doctor Gray, and his brother, Fred w iGray, part of last week, and returne, thome Saturday evening.
 { Dr. Skarrett preached two fine ser !mons at the Presbyterian church las
 Sunday. Preaching every Sunday 1.-The subject for next Sunday morniui
 lis 'The Returning Angels"
 1 Farmers, don't forget to plant lot
 iof feed stuff this summer Plant COW
 Ipeas, sorghum and Soudan grass
 lfull line of cold drinks of all kinds
 tMr Fisher had had some experienc
 lin this line and we speak for him