The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-22

home of Mir. and Mrs. K. H. Skinner last Sunday.
 Miss Freda Moss, who has been quite sick for several days, is now able to be at uher work at the Cove Lumber Company storeoa4
 Mir. Muth is now building nice home on his tract of land that he late ly bought of J. H. Vanwey. Mir. Mid dleton is doing the work
 Guy Beaver, agent for the Kansas City Southern at Gillham, was here visiting with Walter Luttrel assistant agent at Cove over Sunday.
 Wiley Turner of Vandervoort has accepted a position with the Cove Lumber Company and will move here as soon as he can get house.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Bryant visited with one of his brothers at Grannis and one at Gillham on Saturday and Sunday, and returned home Monday.
 w. F. Ingham. vice president of the Cove Lumber Company, who lives in Kansas City, spent few days in Cove last week looking after business.
 A. M Woodell will ask for patent on hens nest soon. It is hog and dog proof, easily accessible for the hen. Talk to Mir. Woodell about this.
 Mrs. A. M. Parker has accepted the school in J c. Lowery district No. IS, new school house, and will open school there Monday, January 26, 1920.
 R. E. Lowe will give box supper at Welcome Home school house Satur- day night, January 31 Proceeds to go toward new furniture for school house.
 W. L. Stewart, H. Stevens, D. Hoyle, $. H. Milwee, A. J. Griffiths, and J. H. Harwood and J. Shorter were attending J. P court at Mena last week.
 Sunday school every Sunday morn ing at 10 o'clock at the Presbyterian church. Song and praise service ev- cry Sunday night at o'clock. Every body welcomed.
 J. A. Coffey sold two farms last week, one of his own in Sevier county, to J. c. Goodman, and one for his father in Howard county to l.. Vim
 Mrs. Fred w. Gray will leave on Wednesday for few days visit at Winthrop with Mir and Mrs. Guy Gray Fred Gray will visit them over Sunday and return home Sunday.
 There will be big box supper at the home of Mir Woodruff, near the Valley school house. Proceeds to buy new furniture for the new school house that they expect to build soon.
 At Cove last week there was 5 men who wanted to rent home in Cove. But could not get an empty house Why not some one who has little money build half dozen new houses to rent
 Clip Little from Old Cove, has moved into d new building that he lately built on his new. farm east of Cove. Mir Little expects to build a large modern home just as soon as he can get the materials.
 Fay Keeton is now putting out a large lot of blackberry sprouts. Also preparing his ground for a lot of strawberry plants. Fay is going to be one of Polk county's best farmers. He is a hustler. Look out, girls
 Shelby Teeters, smith for the Cove Lumber Company, came in son tact with kicking mule at the com pany barn one day last week The mule spat him with his right hind foot on his head and face in such a manner that Mir. Teeter's face was cut and bruised pretty badly. Mir. ieeters is mending slowly and will soon be able to be at work again. | John keeton and ]. w. Carter, two hustling farmers that believe in a good education for their children in District No. IS. They have worked hard with others and now have their new school house almost completed, and will have school to commence on Monday, January 26. Now a lot of you patrons come out next week and cut and haul a lot of wood to run the ! school during the term