The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-20
Correspondence
COVE

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 l. ]. Timberank of Texarkana was in Cove last Monday on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. w. Teeters visited friends Sunday near Vandervoort
 Mir and Mrs. John Harkey of Hatton visited friends in Cove last week.
 w NJ. Hansard has made improve ments on his store building lately.
 J. R. Boren left last week for Tex arkana to look after his new farm
 Ned Barker is moving into the Younce property east part of town.
 About 60 acres of canteloupes are being planted near Cove this year.
 Homer Terry. assistant cashier Of the Bank of Cove is now sick at home
 Miss Kelsey Dorsey of Mena visited with Mrs. j. H. skinner over Sunday.
 Fred w Gray sold to the Presby terian church very fine piano last week.
 T A. woodell and l. F. Allison mo- tered out to Smithvile last week on business.
 Jim Sawyer and his wife and baby will move to the oil fields in Oklahoma this week
 Miss Thelma Cecil of Vandervoort is visiting her sister, Mrs. Q. s. Skinner, this week
 Wesley Nichols of Hatfield visited here Friday and Saturday with friends and relatives
 Mir. J. A. Coffeys little child who has been down with the fever, Is now up and around.
 The radish crop shipped from Cove this year brought from Sz.00 to S4.00 per bushel basket
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Allston of Gilham visited with Mir and Mrs Howard FL liott over Sunday.
 Clyde Trout and several others from Mena visited with relatives and friends Sunday afternoon.
 It is now reported that seven dip ping vats in this part of Polk county are blown to smithereens.
 Mrs J. w. Barlow, who has been down to Hcratio picking strawberries, returned home last Friday.
 J. ". Fortner and family with Mir Henson, the telephone man, took in Decoration day at Westview.
 Mrs Thurman Merchant left Sat urday evening for visit with her sis ter in Oklahoma for a few days.
 Mrs. Alice McCombs of Texarkana will visit her sister Mrs. Morton. for two months or more this summer.
 The Good Lumber Company of Hat field are moving their No. 1 saw mill to their tall timber west of Hatton.
 Mrs. P Fl O'Hearn left Saturday for Forum, Okla, to be with her daughter, Mrs Katy Miller, who is quite sick.
 w M. Pride's four daughters, who have been picking strawberries at Horatio, returned home last Monday
 Mrs Clara Chapman and mother, Mrs, J. R. Boren. are visiting at the home of Mir. Pool near Watson last week
 Dug Walker left for Hugo. Okla, last Friday on business and Mrs. Walker stopped at Hatfield tc visit her folks
 l. R. Hendrix who is holding a good job at Alexandria, La. came home last Saturday nd returned to work Mondy.
 Mrs. R. D. Whitaker Miss verda Worthington) of Tulsa, Okla, is visit ing here last week with her many friends.
 F. R. Pierson and wife who came here two years ago from Hico, Tex. sold out last week and left for their old home
 Tom Dempsey made business trip to Ft. Smith last week for the Cove Lumber Co. and returned home Mon day morning.
 iNewal Grain of Hatfield visited with his brother, Wawman Grain, last Fri day night and took in the play at the Presbyterian church.
 Frank Turner Cove's strawberry man, shipped cases Sunday and , sases Monday te Sherman, Texas. He ypects $l0 per case
 Mir. C. G. Golf and his wife, also Dr. T B. Young. left Sunday May 9th. for Texarkna Mrs Golf expects to take treatment at the hospitable.
 R. J. Borren, who lives west of Cove, last week bought a i20.acre farm close to Texarkana fer Slse0, with a good house and orchard.
 Mrs, Ayeritt of Hatfield, mother of Mrs. J. c. Allen, and Mrs. H. Terry of Clarksyille, Tex. sister of Mrs. Allen, are here visiting at the Allen home this week
 Rev. Herbert F. Nixon will preach next Sunday morning and evening at the Presbyterian church Also fine singing by the choir. Sunday School at 10 a m
 Tom Dempsey received a majority of all the votes cast last Saturday and was duly declared elected as school director of Cove district for term of three years
 Listen, on next Sunday morning and evening at the Presbvtprfan church Rev. Herbert F. Nixon the evangelist, singer and preacher. Everybody come and hear him
 The Interchurch World Movement drive made by the Presbyterian church last week was a grand success. vve went over the top, $205 Presbyterian and Methodist.
 Mir and Mrs Franchsot with Mir Franchsot's father. also three friends all of Tulsa, Okla. motored out to the latters big ranch west of Cove Mon- day. They expect to fish and hunt for ten days.
 At Welcome Home next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Sunday School and at 8 o'clock Rev. Herbert E. Nixon of Cove will hold an evange listtc service. Good singing everybody welcomed.
 Arthur Ladd the telephone man of Smithville was in Cove Monday look ing after business and ordered the Cove Star for one year. He wants to know what Is going on In Polk county during the year.
 Mir, w. H. Goodale and wife, also Mrs, Fred Goodale and little girl, who