The Mena weekly star., 1920-03-25

Tommie, will leave for Philadelphia, Ark, this week to spend two weeks visiting their relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. J w. Rowbart with Miss Mildred McGown and Miss Jose field last Friday night.
 Mrs. D. H. Bowen were visiting reIa- tives at Waldron last week returning home Saturday morning.
 The Golf Gamble store is more than rushed with their spring trade. New goods are pouring in every day. Read their ad in the Cove Star.
 MT. Whitehead's little girl who lives on the N 0. Allen place was playing with matches and her clothing caught fire and she was badly burned on her side.
 k. E. Gum who live two miles east of Cove died last Thursday. Mir. Gum was sick but few days. Funeral and burial Sunday afternoon at the Cove cemetery.
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Weekly who wre lately married in Washington, D. c. and are now located at Mill No. 9. were in Cove Monday looking after business.
 Dee Barton who has been living in Mena for some time and lately talking Oil stock has decided to move to FL gin,, Okla, with his family and will move right away.
 1 Mir. Johnson, the new hotel man at the Commercial Hotel took possession Monday. He will feed the good people land provide good place to sleep. See his ad in the Cove Star.
 Attention: All those who attend Easter service at the Fulton Park Easter Sunday by vehicle will find entrance to the park at the west side north of the Youman home.
 Fred ". Gray's rush of business makes him feel that he will go on a trip and rest awhile. Fred is having splendid trade and he appreciates the value of Printers Ink P. l.. Floyd, P. E. Price and J. D. Robb, Frank Cheek, Rask Grain and many other good farmers are putting their farms into better culti- vation each year and all good farmers take the Mena Star or will soon.
 The Hon. Judge H. w. Finger was in Cove last Friday shaking hands with his many friends. The Judge is behind the best thing that Polk coun- ty ever had, the Public Highway.
 Ike Winton of Okla who lived here 40 years ago, Ian old timer" on his 1 way to visit brother near Watson stopped off with Robert Fortner and spent Sunday talking over old times | o. B. Witherspoon general manager of Cove Lumber Company spent about 1 ten days at the Lumberman's Conven- ! tion at New Orleans La. He enjoyed !; his trip, eating strawberries and pine apple.
 ] We notice that there are several 1 families that are down with the flu and if warm weather comes soon this disease will soon vanish. Very few fatal cases up to the present in this vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Evans of Ham, ilton, Texas are visiting, Mir. and Mrs. lG. G. Golf this week. Mrs. Evans is sister of Mrs. Golf. Mir. Evans has sold out at Hamilton, Texas and is moving to Fayetteville, Ark.
 The Wheeling Oil and Gas Go. is now paying on their lease of 4,000a, | leased two years ago, 25c per acre. i This is just like getting money from home. This will pay your taxes. Cove some day will be an oil city. 1 Dr. w. k. Flick, secretary of the Federal Bank Loan Agency of Mena and w. T. Myers, one of the board of directors of the same agency, were i inspecting some loans near Cove last Thursday and stopped off at the i Younce sale during the afternoon. | Cove is a splendid place to live, pure fresh water, and the smell of the pine has cured many diseases. Bring lit tie money and buy home and raise truck. This country produces fine fruit, berries and fine vegetables. We are connecting up with good market. Buy a. home Tn Cove.
 The eight year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Joe Miller of Mill No. 2, who has been quite sick for some time, was brought to the J. M. Carter home that he might be close to the doctor. but
 the little fellow died Sunday after noon. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Barr a Presbyterian minister of Womble. Burial was at the Cove cem- etery.
 The Bonded Ware House will start soon as the organization is completed The officers have ordered the, neces- , sarv papers to start the association Remember the stock is $500 per share
 $25OO capital. Everybody be ready ts , take shares when the secretary calls 1 on you. Read the Daily Gazette ane i see what they say about Cove's Bond
 ed Ware House.
 r Our friend A. B. Colly and his wifi, 7 were surely surprised one day las , week when his brother and wife. Mir
 and Mrs. L. H. Colly of northeast Ark came in on the evening train an'