The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
. NOTES AND PERSONALS


 Most all farmers are busy planting corn.
 Now is the time to ship your early radishes.
 ] The peach crop here was killed by the freeze.
 The April showers are bringing up early planting. ] Late freeze and cold rains are hard on early garden.
 Spring time is here gentle Anna See the green leaves.
 Warm weather has come at last. Watch things grow
 J. A. Coffey was at Mena last week looking after business Phillip Price was called to court , Monday on the Petit jury. Nearly all the men of Polk county are attending court this week.
 George Latch of Hatfield was in Cove last Saturday on business. Henry Scott was called to Mena Monday to serve on the grand jury. D. H. Born left Monday for Waldron to visit with his people for a while. Mir. and Mrs. w NJ Hansard visited with folks at Wickes last Sunday. | J. w. Rowbart, the agent at the K. c. s. was in Mena last week on busi- : ness
 Robert Fortner rode the steam cars to Mena Tuesday to look after busi- ness.
 Dr. T. P. Young tells us that all small pox cases near Cove are clean ed up
 Joe Hadaway was called to Mena Monday to act as juryman in this term of court. H. l.. Boren who has been visiting his folks at Waldron returned home last week.
 o. B Witherspoon and K. H. Skin ner are out at Womble this week look ing after business.
 Walter Lutrell, our former assistant R. R Agent, was visiting friends in Cove last Saturday.
 Fred w. Gray and wife and w Mize and wife motored to Mena last Sunday to visit their folks.
 Uncle D. w. Barton is now able to be out again after being down with the flue for month.
 MT. Huff and wife from Grannis spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of W. T. Bryants.
 Sunday School at Welcome Home next Sunday at 2:30 and singing at 3:30. Come and help us sing.
 Robert Winchell expects to paint and paper his new meat market and make things look nice and clean.
 Dr. T. P. Young was called to Wickes twice last week on account of sickness at Dr. Kinders and Harrison Sanford's.
 J. w Fortner. w A. Scott, Mack Hughes. B W. Teeters and K. NJ. Scott were all called to Mena Monday to attend court
 Notice the great improvement the Cove Lumber Co. have made at their planer plant This is a credit to any mill in any county. L. J. McDaniels of Ruston, La who has been here for several days visiting with his son Judson McDaniels re- turned home today.
 The Cove Truck Growers will com mence shipping radishes about the 23 or g. They will have ice ready for you. Bring in your vegetables.
 Mrs. Robert Fortner left last Satur- day on the evening train for Mena to visit her two daughters, Mrs Maud Sawyer and Mrs. Sworty for a few days.
 Everett Hegwood and virgie Barton who have been down in the oil fields of Granger, Texas returned home Sun- day and think there is no place like home j. C. Crump and his two sons, who formerly lived close to Cove but now close to Mena, are at Cove Monday shaking hands with their many friends.
 The young people of the Presby- terian church have bought fine piano from Mir. Fred Gray and want to sell the organ bargain. Come out to Sunday School.
 J. M. Carter of the Good Lumber company went out Tuesday to figure the best road to pull out to the R. R. the great block of lumber that they bought near Hatton.
 Will Hogan and wife and o. E. Skinner and wife went out last Satur. day over on Hickory and caught fine lot of good fish. They had jolly good time and lots of fish to eat.
 Uncle Sam Green who runs a saw mill on his farm west of Cove is hay ing some experience in saving lumber He started on a log Saturday morning and finished it Monday evening.
 There will be an overall club organ ized in Cove next Saturday afternoon. All who want to become members of this club meet at the town hall at p. m. Wear overalls and cut out the high price clothing All pull together. Let