The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-01
VOLUME I. NUMBER ss
NOTES AND PERSONALS

Cotton picking time is now almost over. This is the week that renters must all move. Our cotton gin is only running two days a week. The public roads leading to Mena are fine now. Farmers are busy getting up their winters wood A. Nj. Parker. will move to the farm this week. s. M Jackson was at Mena Satur- day on business. All good merchants invoice first week in January. Notice the public sales all over Polk county every day. Most all public schools are enjoying 1 Christmas vacation. Sam Crump is moving onto farm near Mena this week Oscar Silvey is visiting friends at Caddo Gap this week. B. w. Teeter moved to the Jane Me- Daniel home last week. J. E. Smith is visiting his brother at DeQueen this week. N. o. Allen sold his farm to John Whited of Searcy, Ark. Judson McDaniels will move in with INV. H. Sims this week, Notice the new people that are nov ing in your neighborhood. | Doug. Walker was at Smithville on { Monday attending to business. Mrs. Ella Gray gave a social sing | ing at her home Sunday evening. { Lee German and wife of Hatfield spent Christmas at J. R. Germans. | Judson w. McDaniels was attending < to business in Mena last Saturday. [ Manor X Parker have sold the Cook | farm to Mir. Miller of Danville. Ills. i. A. M. Parker was at Mena this week looking after abstracts for land. 1 F. H. Lance was up in Mena last 1 Monday looking after new saw mill. ! Mrs. w. H. Chapman is almost down sick, threatened with pneumo- i mia. Arthur Chapman is back home again, all safe and sound, and looking 4 fine. J. F. Dudley, who bought the Uncle Sam Green farm will move out this week. Mir. and Mrs. Tom Cornell were a Mena last week getting dental work done. Mrs. Golf gave a social to the young folks of Cove last Saturday night The Masons have elected and in- stalled their officers for the year of i 1920.
 Lloyd Hansard, who lately joined ! the navy will be home to spend New Years. yV;u cta,,,a,4 ,.ot,,,.,,ol Nfo,,d.,, e.o,,, | Texas, where he has been visiting friends.
 MT. and Mrs. G. c. Golf and family ! spent Christmas in Mena visiting his 1 brother.
 Miss Dorsey of Mena visited with her sister, Mrs. J. H. Skinner, over l. Sunday
 2 l. T. Moore, who bought the W. P 1 Brewer farm close to Old Cove, is now 4 moving in. Robert Crump, son of J. c. Crump, IS moving onto farm close to Mena { this week. George Embry's little boy, months ] old, was buried at the Floyd cemetery last Sunday. The Boy Scouts of Cove went on a hike out to the Dunn mines last Christmas day Leave your orders at the Cove Bank with ). c. Allen for blackberry plants soon as possible. Mr. and Mrs Henry Scott are visit ing with Mrs. Scott's mother at Wickes this week. Mrs Lance of Potter visited with her son last week, ? H. Lance, near the Iounce sawmill. H D Carter of Broken Bow, Ok, spent Christmas with his brother. J. M. e CT. of Cove }. C. Crump and family are moving into their new home just lately built close to the old home. Now is the time to find out what you will need in the seed and plant line for spring planting. Mrs. c. M. Harkey and daughter of . ieavener, Ok, are visiting with the
 R. N Winchells this week.
 Jacob Knedler sold his 30-acre
 farm and this week goes to Lake
 Charles, La, to make his home.
 Mir. and Mrs. L Ross Silvey were
 taking in the City of Mena last week
 and doing Christmas shopping.
 Mrs, Blair, who has been quite sick
 with the fever. is now mending slowly
 under the care of Dr. T. B. Young.
 Homer Phillips and Miss Thelma
 Dilk, living west of Cove were mar
 ried last week at the brides home.
 Miss Ethel Parker, an expert and
 popular telephone operator of De-
 Queen, is back home for vacation.
 Robert Sanders sold his farm of 108
 acres to J. C. Goodman. Mir. Sanders