The Mena weekly star., 1920-03-04
THURSDAY. MARCH 1. 1920.

dervoort were visiting in Cove last Saturday.
 Mrs. W. NJ. Hansard and son Jack spent Sunday in Vandervoort visiting her folks.
 I. s. Teeters made business trip to Mena last Monday for the Cove Lum- Der company.
 Warrior HounseH must take his nail apron home if he does not want tt nailed down.
 Sunday School and Christian En- deayor every Sunday at the Presby- terian church.
 Mir and Mrs. Alvin Dunnigan in Cove Monday on their way to Idabel to attend court.
 The Cove Berry and Truck Associa- tion is growing every day Have more than 50 members now.
 Mrs o. E. Skinner was passenger on No. last week to Vandervoort to visit with her folks over Sunday
 H o. iWooley. who lives east of Vandervoort, passed thru Cove last week on his way home from Mena.
 Guy Turrentine of Nashville, Tenn. passed thru Cove to Smithville last week to visit his relation few days.
 Wedding bells at Cove. Miss Lucy Stone and Robert Wilkins were mar ried last week by Fred w Gray, ]. P.
 Mrs. Ella Cray who has been visit ing her son, Guy. at Winthrop, for sev- eral days, returned home last Satur- day
 Notice the prices of Golf Gamble Co store on seed oats. hay and seed cotton, lower than in car lots at whole sale.
 See the merchants of Cove who ad- vertise in the Cove Star, no better place in Polk county to trade than in Cove.
 Mack Hughes father died last week at Cana, Ok. Mack attended the fun eral last Thursday and returned home Monday
 Thomas Kirk of Smihville. the man who built the Presbyterian church at Watson, was in Cove last week on business.
 A big wagon load of young people of Cove took in the Exhibition last Fri day night at Pine Grove All had a good time.
 Henry Thorman of Lebanon. Mo, arrived ast week and moved out onto the Givens farm which he recently purchased
 F. Younce bought a fine black Pole Angus male calf in Little Rock last week and he will be offered for sale at his big stock sale
 Grady Hand, Polk county supervisor of tick eradication, was chosen as q delegate to the state stock show held at Little Rock last week.
 Jim Rose, one of Polk county's best farmers, is planting a large acreage of strawberries this spring. Jim ex- poets a car load next year.
 Cove's Electric Light Plant started up Tuesday with a direct current The light is almost as bright as the sun. Nothing too good for Cove.
 Mrs Casebolt. who formerly lived close to Cove and moved to Oklahoma last fall. is now moving back to Arkan- sas. No place like Arkansas
 Jewell Teeters, Milton Lofts and Miss Lottie Teeters and Miss Mildred Pride all attended the school exercises at Pine Grove last Friday night
 Mrs. F. Younce left last Tuesday evening with her husband to attend the state stock show at Little Rock Mrs. Younce is a great admirer of fine stock
 F. Younce was at Little Rock last week and bought auother sawmill This makes ten saw mills that are cut ting lumber for Mir Younce's big trade.
 Miss Ethel Parker who has been telephone operator in a town south of Oklahoma City. returned home last Sunday to be with her father anl mother a while. ! The teacher at Pine Grove closed her school last Friday and gave an exhibition at night of singing, dia- logues and speeches. A full house, all had a good time.
 John Abercrombie and J. C. Good man left Cove MonGay afternoon for their new home in Heavener, Okla. They expect to establish a real estate office there and their families will follow soon.
 Attentions Cove Fruit and Truck Growers get your radish seed and on- ion seed next Thursday or Saturday. 1 We can use a few more orders for fertilizer in this car. Will hold the or der open till next Thursday night.
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