The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-11-27
VOLUME |. NUMBER IS.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

NOTES AND PERSONALS.
r. J. Borren was doing business in
Mena last Monday.
Bob Cox moved into the railroad
house last Saturday.
The top price Of cotton in Cove last
week was 1914 cents.
Miss Essie Grain of Hatfield visit
! ed her parents over Sunday.
Mrs. John Bowman visited with Mrs
viii Dunnigan Sunday afternoon.
Virgie Barton left last week fol-
Ranger, Tex, to work in the oil fields
Don't forget to subscribe for the
Mena Star and get the Cove Star free
o. B. Witherspoon was at Caddc
Gap last week looking after business
Miss Winston and Mrs. Bunyard
were shopping in Mena last Saturday
The Campfire Girls meeting last
Tuesday night was not well attended
and there is an earnest request of all
members to meet next Tuesday night
Charley Golf of DeQueen visited
with his brother, G. G. Golf, last
week.
r. C. Smith took in the Farmers
Council meeting at Hatfield last Sat
urday.
Miss May Miller, teacher at Wander
WORT, was visiting in Cove last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Joe Hadaway was quite bad
sick last week, but is now on the
mend.
Charley Branch returned from Tex
as after visiting with his many
friends.
Mrs. Tucker of Hatfield visited her
mother, Mrs. Francis McDaniels over
Sunday.
Homer Terry and Wayman Grain
of the Cove Bank, spent Sunday in
Hatfield.
Jim Haywood, who will run the
Younce blacksmith shop, is now ready
for business.
Mrs. Oza Brown and children of De-
Queen visited with the Hansard fam
lily last week.
The people of Cove and surrounding
country are enjoying the finest wealth
err of this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philpot Of Gillham
visited over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. Rowbarts.
Master Finas Golf and his grand
father, Mr.. Gore, were visiting al
Wickes last week.
A new shoe shop in town. T. H
Ross is the owner. See his ad in the
Cove Star next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed of Mena, uncle
and aunt of John Copelan, visited the
) Copelans over Sunday.
( A. B. Colley gathered 1000 pounds
of cotton to the acre, and sold it al
40zc a pound in Cove.
1 G. d. Baker of the Stuart Land Co
tat Mena, was at Cove last Monday
looking after business.
|. A. Dunn. who sold his farm last
week, expects to remain in this good
Scountry close to Cove.
! A 16-year-old boy of Mrs. Mewher-
ter, topped the market Tuesday with
La bale of cotton at 37Ac.
/ Walter Cottrell, the assistant agent
at the Kansas City Southern depot,
spent Sunday in Grannis.
Malty Hayes moved to Cove last
Monday, occupying the property
known as the Wiley farm.
Phil Lance, Charley Ware, Nora
F., Chapman and Mrs. Clara Chapman
were at Hatfield last Saturday.
4 B. B. fisher of the Stuart Land
Company went down to Texarkana
Saturday looking after business.
A. B. Colley last week lost good
old family horse which had been used
lin making 20 crops on his farm.
All the news about the Cove Truck
Growers and what the merchants have
to sell will be found in the Cove Star.
John Whitehead and son from Scar
cy have bought two good farms close
to Cove with view to locating here.
Mrs. Will Dunnigan gave nice lit
tie party to the little girls of her
neighborhood last Saturday evening
Uncle Sam Green lost his valuable
1 dog by the train running over him last
Saturday afternoon at the Cove de-
pot.
}. II. Coffey's father, who lives at
Mena, passed thru Cove Saturday on
his way to Anthony, to visit his chill
dren.
G. M. Huckaby and his family are
moving out on his new farm that he
bought lately, miles southeast OF
Cove.
Claud Simons and his good wife are
visiting some of their relatives in
4 oklahoma, and Claud expects to pick
cotton for a while before they re