The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-08

are welcomed
 Lewis Law, who has been on the sick list for several days, is now able to be out again.
 Little Miss Eunice Dunnigan was out of school part of last week on ac- count of sickness.
 G. c. Golf, wife and children visit ed with his brother and family at Mena over Sunday.
 Mrs. J. c. Goodman and son were Tn from Ashdown on their way to Heav- ener to make their home.
 A fine baby boy at Mattie Hayes home. Mother and baby doing fine. Dr. Baker in attendance.
 J. Long, the Kansas City Southern section foreman, was at Polk county paying taxes last Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. McCauley passed thru Cove Monday to visit ther son, Flu gene McCauley, at 0ctavia.
 The stork left nice baby boy at the home of Georges Hooks last week. Mother and baby doing fine.
 Frank Rork, the garage man of Hat field, was in Cove Monday shaking hands with his many friends.
 M. L. Fight and Steve Brown were called to Texas last week on account of the illness of their father.
 Mrs. E. L. Goben after visiting with her homefolks for several days, re- turned home to Texas last week.
 MT. Henson, the telephone man of Cove went to Mena last Thursday on business, returning home Friday.
 John Bowman, Cove's garage man, is talking of enlarging his building. His business is growing wonderfully.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. B. Witherspoon and MT. and Mrs. Howard J. Elliott motored to Mena Monday to pay tax es.
 Mir. and Mrs. Evens, formerly of the Commercial Hotel, but now living on their farm, were shopping in Cove Monday.
 J. R. Sims of Horatio was in Cove last Saturday trying to engage 5000 strawberry pickers, commencing on April 25.
 A big bouncing boy at Joe Ben Myers last week. Mother and baby doing nicely. Dr. Johnson of Hatfield in attendance.
 The merchants of Cove are all en- toying a good trade Money is plenty and produce is good price. Every body is feeling good.
 The Easter basket dinner and egg hunt at Fulton's Park last Sunday was failure. Too cold for the Easter hats and Panama suits.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hiram Cecil, MT. and Mrs. F. M. Cecil and Mrs Henry Cecil. all of vandervoort, were at Kelsey Skinners over Sunday.
 Clyde Hilton and Clara Madison were married Easter Sunday at the McCauley school house, by the Rev. ". C. Spencer of Cove.
 Coolest Easter that's been for four teen years. It is feared early fruit and biackberries and strawberries were killed by the Easter freeze.
 Robert Hunter and Joe Miller bought the R. J. Borren sawmill last week and 1t will not be long till Robert and Joe will make the saw dust fly.
 Rev. J. Watt Fulton of Hatfield will preach in the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening at 7:3G o'clock. Come out and hear Brother Fulton.
 Miss Balinda and Miss Myrtle Huckaby, who live close to the Me Cauley school house were visiting at the s. E. Bates home over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Younce moved to Hat field last week. We are sorry to lose MT. and Mrs. Younce from Cove, but what is our loss is Hatfeld's gain.
 J. T. Crump will leave this part of Polk county soon. He has sold bis 80 acre farm to a Mir Griffith of Texas for s1200, thru J. F. Allison, a land man of Cove.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnston of the Commercial Hotel have lately taken in a regular boarder, fine baby boy, Mother and baby doing fine. Dr. Baker in attendance.
 The Reed sisters, who taught the Old Cove school this winter, closed their term of school last Friday night with public exercises. A large crowd was present, and all enjoyed them selves.
 We understand that the work on the public highway will commence right away. The contract is let and the contractors are on the ground with their teams and machinery to do the work
 Fred ". Gray, with his wife and Miss Josephine Allen, Miss Mildred McGown and Mrs. Gray's mother, Mrs. Green, all were out to the school entertainment at Old Cove last Fri day night.
 John Shorter of Bog Springs was in Cove last week on his way to Mena. Hhe tells us that he has the job of charging all the dipping vats and dipping will commence soon, to dip every 2s days.
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