The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-19
VOLUME I, NUMBER 47.
NOTES AND PERSONALS

\ inew office soon. st A little more good weather and our ! roads will be fine.
 The weather around Cove last week !resembled springtime
 o. B. Wlitherspoon transacted busi- ness in Mena last Friday. { Theodore Daniels, who has been quite sick, is now improving. Rage Grain was looking after some business in Mena last Saturday. Q. w. Gill of Mena came in Saturday to visit with friends over Sunday. Mrs O. E. Skinner visited with her I folks at vandervoort over Sunday. Lots of farmers killed their winter meat on Monday because it was cold . day.
 MT and Mrs. J. w. Rowbart visited with MT. and Mrs. rred Gray Sunday | afternoon
 c. C. Golf is spending a day or two . in Mena, looking after his income tax this week
 John Scroggins of Valiant, Ok, was visiting K. H. Skinner last Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Sally Dorsy of Mena visited with her sister. Mrs l. H. Skinner, over Sunday.
 The Baptists have Sunday school each Sunday at 10 a. m, and preaching twice a month. Doyle Hunter. from the oil fields of Texas, spent few days at home last week visiting his folks Lots of farmers have been doing spring blowing and a great many ear ly gardens are planted
 Out at Welcome Home school house
 Sunday school each Sunday at 2:30
 D. m. All are welcomed Mrs. Ella Gray. mother of Fred Gray, has been quite sick but is get ting along nicely at present w c. Barton of Caddo Gap was called to Cove last week on account of his mother being very sick Another oil company wants to lease 5000 acres of land south of Cove or oil and gas. Watch Cove grow o. D. Skinner on Watson avenue will soon have his new home finished and expects to move in at once. Henry Scott and wife went to Hat ton Saturday afternoon 10 visit with Mrs. Scott's folks over Sunday Sunday school each Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and Christian Endeavor at o'clock at Presbyterian church. Mrs w B. Barton of Fort Smith came in last week to spend week I visiting relatives. and friends in Cove Mir and Mrs. Pred w Gray motored down to Winthrop Sunday and spent the day with Fred brother, Guy Gray All who have ordered strawberry plants call at the Bank of Cove. They win tell you where to get your plants. Philip Price rode the local to Hat i field last Saturday morning and re- turned home on the evening passen- ] ger.
 ! Mrs. Bas Barton, who has been quite sick for some time, is now i'm proving and will be able to be out soon. A. M Woodell is making more inn provements by building fence across the end of the lot of t9e postoffice building.
 P. F. Rouse and NS:se and family of Hatfield visited with his father and mother. MT. and Mrs. j. P Hegwood, over Sunday.
 { Miss Mildred McGown of the Han
 sard store was called to Foreman last
 week on account of the sickness of her
 lsister-in-
 I Mir. and Mrs Walter II. Mize mot
 Iored to Mena Sunday afternoon and
 sreturned home Sunday evening thru
 the snow storm.
 Levi Witherspoon, manager Of the
 Cove Lumber Company branch at
 WolG5ie. was in Cove last Monday to
 look after business.
 Lu Fullerton and wife of Womble
 are here visiting with Mrs Pinkerton' s
 father and mother. Mir and Mrs. E. A,
 yLittle. and other relatives.
 Walter Lutrell, former assistant de-
 pot agent at Cove, but now agent and
 operator at Rich Mountain, was visit
 ! ing friends here last Sunday. ! Mrs. Eugene McCauly and daughter 4 Mrs. Cecil Nation of Octavia, are vis- { iting with MT. and Mrs. K H. Skinner ] and other relatives of Cove Married d-Arthur Bailey and Miss I Myrtle Daniels: also Vincent Grier and Miss Ola Isabel, all of the Dun- nigan Springs neighborhood. John Durham. who lost a part of t the roof of his house last week by fire.