The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-20

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Everybody wants to read the Cow
Star next week. 1t will tell you who
has sold farms and who has bought
them.
The Cove Lumber Company is do
ing fine business They can't get
cars enough to fill their orders for
lumber.
J. NJ. Carter expects to go ON big
hunt next week He will bring home
the big deer and black bear, he be-
lieves.
The people at Pine Grove held a big
singing last Sunday night at MIR.
Musgrave's home. Claud Bryant was
leader.
Mr. and Mrs. Cora Barker of Texas
are moving to Cove this week. Mr..
Barker expects to run service car
at Cove.
Every citizen Of Polk county should
take the Mena Star. Be loyal to your
county and help boost the best paper
in Polk county.
Sunday school at Piney Grove
school house every Sunday afternoon
at 2:30, and prayer meeting every
Saturday night.
Louis DeBelle, who lately sold his
home in Cove, has been down with
the fiue for over two weeks. He is up
and around now
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harkey of Hat
ton, and Mrs. C. Affholter of Wander
WORT, visited at the w. M. Hansard
home last Sunday.
S. II. Milwee and others of Bruce
Dunnagan neighborhood were in
Mena Monday looking after the Dip
ping of their cattle.
Judge Williams of st. Louis, who
was entertained BY Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Younce during the last ten days, re-
turned home Monday.
Robert Fortner tells US that he has
lost over $400 worth of hogs this fall
by hog cholera; also one yearling
colt by blind staggers.
w. A. Worthington of Mena, who
represents the Southern Trust Com
pany of Little Rock, was doing bust
ness in Cove last Saturday.
Another girl baby was born on No
vember IL at the home of W. NJ.
Pride. Mother and baby doing fine;
DIR. T. B. Young in attendance.
Mrs. w. M. Hansard of Cove en-
tertained party of young people in
honor of her niece, Miss Ova Harkey,
of Hatton, last Saturday night.
Miss Freda Moss, the popular
lady clerk at the Cove Lumber Com
pany store, returned home after Wis
iting her people part of last week.
Milton LOFTS, who has been spend
ing the summer at Camp Clifford,
Nebr., arrived home last week. He
will attend school at Cove this win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs DeBeile and family
will leave Cove for Ranger, Tex,
next Tuesday to locate in the oil
fields, where wages are high and liv-
ing is higher.
Mr. Click and wife and children,
also Mr.. Clicks father-in-law, Mr..
Lee, all from Texas, came in last
week and located on the Walter Ell
lott farm for the next year.
Frank Gossett of Oklahoma, broth
er-in-law of M. W. Walters, is Wis
iting with the Walters family this
week. He is expecting to locate in
Polk county, close to Cove.
The land business in Cove last week
was good. Our real estate men are
busy every day. Manor & Parker
sold the B. H. Barton. sr., tract, 146a,
for almost $4,000.
w. j. Barton, T. A. Woodell and
Walter Elliott will attend a meeting
of the New Era movement of the
Presbyterian church next Wednes-
day at Fort Smith.
w M. Hansard left Monday even
ing for Little Rock to attend Mason
ic grand lodge Mr.. Hansard is
delegate from the Masonic lodge at
Cove. He will return home Friday.
P. M. O'Hearn, who holds good
fat job down in the oil fields close to
Shreveport, La, came home Sunday
to visit with his family a few DAYS,
and will return the last of the week.
julius A. Green of Woodland, Ok,
was here during last week visiting
Mrs. Hattie E. Green, his sister-in-
law, and his nieces, Mrs. Walter Mize
and Mrs. c. ]. Branstetter, and Mrs.
Fred Gray.
Bro. ]. B. Hammonds will preach
at the Baptist church next Saturday
night; also Bro. Spencer will preach
Sunday morning at II o'clock. Sun