The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-06
Correspondence
COVE

The Cove Star Is in total eclipse.
 c. Barton is planting an acre oi sweet potatoes.
 Mena last Tuesday.
 P. NJ. Floyd went to Mena Tuesday to buy more cotton seed.
 The late floods have washed all roads leading to Cove badly.
 Most farmers are thru planting corn and several are planting cotton.
 ]. ". Neal of Hatfield moved into Mrs. W. F. Gray's home for the sum- mer
 Mir. and Mrs. N. O. Alien visited with their folks at yandervoort over Sunday
 Miss Lula Caphorn and Mir. Weeks were married last week by Rev. w.. 4. Gladdere.
 R.sGoff and family of Mena spent Saturday and Sunday with his broth CT q. c. Golf.
 The stork visited the home of ]. R. Hendrix Monday night and left a bouncing baby boy.
 Mrs. Robert Casebolt of Fort Smith is visiting her paraAats this week, Mir and Mrs A. NJ Parker.
 Nj. and Mrs. Fred W Gray left last Wednesday for Fort Smith to stock up on drugs for their store.
 Miss Vivian O'Hearn is now visit ing with her sister Mrs. Katy Miller at Forum, Okla. who is quite sick.
 The Cove Truck and Fruit Grow CTS Association lost 12 acres of radish- es on account of the last hail storm. Mir. Dennis and Mr. Gore with Isoma Golf and Tommie Young made hunt ing and fishing trip last Wednesday,. A D. Gill and wife and Will Hogue and wife motored 10 Mena last Satur- day and returned home by the moon light
 Mr. and Mrs. Cora Barker left for oil City, La, last Monday. Mir. Bar ker expects to get work in the oil fields.
 Earnest Hathaway. who has been down with the flu for some time, Is now up and around again but very weak.
 air and Mrs. J. c. Allen left Tues- day morning for Little Rock to attend the Bankers Convention. They will return Friday.
 M. N. Walters, who Iast fall bought a farm from Mir Bailey west of Cove sold this farm to l. P. Duke of Pan Handle. Texas.
 J. W. Neal who left Cove to run the Hotel Beach at Hatfieli some two months ago will return soon to make Cove his home. Audie Gill, son of Mrs. 4. D. Gin and brother in-law of VIII Hogan, from Mover. Okla. came In last week to visit for a few days.
 dr and Mrs. T. A. Woodell made a trip to Texarkana last Friday to secure car of feed fer the Cove Lumber Company's store.
 Mir and Mrs. Lindsay Clement and Mrs. Lindsay's mother. Mrs White. with Miss F'redie Moss, m0tored to Hatfield Sunday afternoon.
 Afr. and Mrs. K. H. Skinner with Mir. Skinner's father and mother. Mir. and Mrs. ]. H. Skinner, motored 70 Mena last Sunday afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnston of Hatfield and Mrs. H. A. Terry from Clarksyille. Texas. visited with Mfr. and Mrs. J. c. Allen over Sunday.
 Robert Jackson who served in the English war for nine years and lo- cated on SO acres of lanG east of Cove last summer sold 70 acres of it Tuesday
 Remember the young people SOC iety of Christian Endeavor will give an excellent play next Friday night at the church. Everybody come out and help the young people
 Mrs. Thelma Hansard of Muskogee, Okla. was visiting with her father in.law and mother-lnllaw, Mir. and Mrs. W. M Hansard. part of last week Also visited with her father, B Gibson in Okla. thrs week.
 The Interchurch World movement made their drive last Monday in Cove with their captain and four teams of two each. The budget for Cove was si1a and they went over the top.
 Rev Il. Nixon, the Evangelist and singer who has been having meet. ings at the Presbyterian church for the last ten days, will be here for some time. Come and hear him preach.
 Mrs Angeline Cross who former ly lived in and around Vandervoort several years ago but moved Go Maud. ,kla., fell and hurt herself on the 12 o2 Aprils died on the goth and was i4-ied al Maud, Okla She was S7 4rs old.
 The Sunshine Chorus Club. consist. ing of boys and girls in and around Cove had q fine time at the presby- tarian church Tuesday afternoon. Lis ten for the announcement next Sun day. All under the direction of Rev. H. F. Nixon.
 Mothers Day at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. May 2. Rev. singer and preacher will speak about mother Everybody wear white flower in memory of mother Come early and listen to the fine singing. Mothers Song sung hy Rev. Nexon. Sunday school -at 10 & m. Preach ing at II a. m.
 The Kansas City Southern rail way officials notified the temporary organization of the bonded ware house of Cove that on account of the short age of ground close to the Cove depot they could not lease them ground to build the house on and the temporary directors are dormant as 70 the further action toward raising the capital stock
 John kaeson ore of Polk County's successful farmers took q notion that he would return home with Dan En- bry, wh0 lately sold out east of Cove and settled in 0dell. Texas Dan thinks he has found country fiow- ing with milk and honey but he will be a dandy fl he can show John keeton better country for the money