The Mena weekly star., 1920-11-11
Correspondence
COVE CATCHES.

Roads that lead to Cove are fine Cove"s gin is doing a land office business
 A hig baby boy at R. W. Noble's last week
 Dr. Nelson was called to Watson Monday on business.
 The election is now over and the country is now safe.
 Adr. and Mrs. T. A. Woodell were in Mena last week shopping.
 Miss Callie Hampton was shopping in Hatfield last Saturday.
 Mrs. J. M Baker of Dierks is vis- iting friends in Cove this week.
 H a. Wooley, east of Vandervoort, vas in Cove last Monday on business. C w Rowans and wife of Womble, are visiting friends in Cove this week. B " Teeters has been quite sick for two weeks, but is now some better. Mrs. K. H. Lowe, who has been sick for several days, is no better at pres 4nt.
 NewaI Grain of Hatfield visited with his brother, Wayman Grain, over Sunday
 Mrs S. M Jackson has accepted a schOal for the winter at Elder Springs Ae1@ uA IotLtI.
 Miss Vivian Mathis, one of Cove's teachers, spent Sunday at Grannis visiting her folks.
 ]. L. Parker and family will leave Thursday for the mountains to hunt and fish and have a good time.
 Mrs. K H. Skinner returned Tues day from Valiant, Ok, after visiting with he'd folks for the last week
 Fe ( Eonlat, fa ht1fIdipy n tao41ft,.xy hunse near his store and will com menre soon to buy and ship poultry. L. H. Fortner, his wife and two daughters of Winthrop, are here on account of the sickness of Mrs. Lowe Sunday school at Welcome Home next Sunday at 2:30. Everybody sanle and bring someone with you.
 Ds B.. Woodell has accepted a DO sikssn as telegraph operator for the Humble Oil Company at Wavasota Tex.
 Rev. Sossamon of Mena will preach at Cove next Sunday morning anC evening Sunday school at 10 am, J C. Allen, superintendent.
 Mrs. W. M. Hansard Mrs. Thelm; Hansard and Miss Mildred McGowanl made trip to Mena last Sunday ant returned home in the evening.
 \ will be at Cove on November 15 l6 and IT to take care of the denta work there Dr. l.. O. Dickson, Den efsf, Meua, Ark.---Adv. 46-1t.
 Mrs. Sunderman and Mrs. w. Hunt of Mena, sisters of Mrs. E. | Henson, came in Saturday and visite' nt the Hinson home over Sunday
 Mr. Birth sold the Henry Chapmal 40-Ncres last week to the S. B. Brown wkso will move soon and make som improvements. Manor and Parke azndied the deal
 Mrs. George Frye of Encino, Ney Mex, is visiting at Cove and Wander yD0rt for few days. Mr. and Mrs Erye expect to leave for old Mexic saUn to make their home.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Lychlvter O Vandervoort, who have been enjoy ing q splendid time in the mountain of Colorado, visited at the home O Q. E. Witherspoon last Monday.
 On last Saturday night the goo, people of McCauley school house gav pie supper. They had big crow, and all had a good time and the, realized $25. which goes to paying fo new seats for the school house Mrs Stamford is teacher.
 The unveiling ceremony of tn, monument of Hubert Woodell las Sunday at the Cove cemetery by tn, Noodmen of the World, was larpel, attended and was very impressive Dan Harrah and Wayman Grain wer, masters of Ceremonies.
 G. B. Nixon, formerly of Cove. bu later running a drug store at Bates xrk., has sold out and has been spend ing three weeks over in in-Oklahoma partly looking around for good loca ssoH and having a good time hunting WIS IT Cove Monday shaking hand. with his old friends
 Hiss ]. M. Kelly teacher from Pc k1Elg, China, sister of Mrs. Waite, Elliott. arrived here last Friday ane win spend q month or two visitins wfth her sister. Miss Kelly has beer tesehing at the Tsing Huea Colleg, Tor three years and expects to return sgziIn next year for another three-yeal work
 Mrs. c. E. Bates and two daucb. ncrs, Misses Mittie and Ollie, vii leave Thursday for Frederick. Ok. ro loin Mir. Bates and five other chil. afsn- where they will pick cotton.
 Election IS now over and the price sx cotton and corn will be better fol .e uave the best county in the world Asf us have more confidence in oui administration.
 Rev. " II Baker died last Thurs. day on his farm west of Cove. He was S0 years, 6 months and 19 days old Bro. Baker had been Baptist preacher for over 42 years and also served Tn the Confederate army. His funeral was preached Saturday morn fug at 10 o'clock by the Rev. Carlin of Cove. The Masonic order took Ssaasge ot the body at the cemetery. BuriAf was at Cove cemetery M. Baker leaves wife and sons to Nlouru the los Three of the sons present are c. ". Baker of Amarillo. Tex, A. J. Baker. Exeter, Mo. and r (. Baker of Cove.
 WICKES WAVES.