The Mena weekly star., 1920-03-11
VOLUME I, NO. 50.
NOTES AND PERSONALS

\ All the winter gardens in Cove look pale.
 Rain, high wind and cold most all of last week
 Cove had the coldest weather last !week of the winter. All good roads lead to Cove and a kgood place to trade. < A. NJ Woodell was taking in Polk county last Saturday. The farmers are busy cutting wood and threatened with the flu. { W. A. Ragland of Mena was doing ! business in Cove last Monday. Mrs. B. H. Barton, ST who was down sick is now able to be out again. Hal and Odo Bain of vanderyoort were visiting in Cove last Saturday. 1, Mir. and Mrs. H. Muth visited with {. s. M. Jackson and family last Sunday John Shorter passed through Cove 1 last Thursday on his way to iMena. 1 MT. Merchant and wife visited with MT. and Mrs. Will Hogan last Satur- ! !day.
 Dooley Barton who was reported sick last week is still not able to be I out
 J R. Grain was at Mena last week on account of his father-in-law's sick [ mess.
 Joe Miller's little boy while playing cut his finger off with an ax last Sat urday.
 ]. R. Germans folks have most all been sick last week but are now On ; the mend.
 Lon Winkeld and two boys of | Wickes are visiting at J. H. Scotts ' this week.
 Callie Hampton and Fay Barton
 visited with Mrs. Johnston at Mena last Saturday 1 Mrs Evans of the Commercial hotel , has been quite sick but is now able to look after her work Freeman L. Johnston State Grain Inspector of Little Rock was in Cove ] Hast Monday on business. Mrs. J. F. Hedgewood was visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Rouse at Hat field few days last week. Remember Sunday school and Christian Endeavor every Sunday at Ifhe Presbyterian church. Mrs Fred w. Gray and Mrs. l. H. Rowbart motored to Mena last Friday i to have dental work done. Manor and Parker sold the w. $. Denim farm north of Cove last Monday | to Mir Carlin of Tulsa, Okla. Mrs Ella Gray was called to Win throp last Friday on account of sick ness at the Guy Gray home. Mrs. Charley Affholter of Wander voort visited with her sister Mrs. w. sM. Hanshard last Wednesday. { w. S. Dennis who has been sick for 1.-the last three or four weeks is now !able to be up and around again. ! N. o. Allen who bought the Golf 3home is clearing off 6 acres of new sground for planting this spring. J. C. Goodman, and John Abercrom- | bic of Heavener. Okla, were down and spent Sunday with their families. Mrs McDaniels is improving her property by clearing off the back part of the lot and building new fences. Jos. Hadaway, president of the Cove Fruit and Truck Growers Association. was at Mena last Monday on business. The Christian Endeavor at the Pres byterian church last Sunday evening was well attended. Miss Winston was leader.
 o. B. Witherspoon of the Cove Lum- Der Co has been down ti idabel in the interest of lumber last Thursday sand Friday.
 Your time for your report for income
 tax must be in by March 15. Be sure
 you don't forget it and save govern
 ment trouble. Jim Barret of Hilton, Okla, was
 visiting with J. A. Coffey's and J. F.
 Dudley's Mir Barret thinks of To-
 eating close to Cove. ! Mir J. c. Allen is making several i Improvements on his little farm in
 Cove by building new fences and clean ing out more ground.
 I. D. CopeIan is having w. k. Wright
 to drill we'll for him and today are
 down 22 feet with little water on the
 highest peak in Cove.
 Rev J. w. Fulton of Hatfield will
 preach in the Presbyterian church
 next Sunday evening at 7.30 p. I'll.
 Everybody welcomed.
 Miss Mildred McGown, who was
 called to Foreman last week on account
 of her sister-in-law's sickness, return
 ed home last Tuesday
 MT. and Mrs Jim Hedgwood were