The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
Correspondence
COVE CATCHES.


 10 Mens last Saturday.
 Inuie Tomek was attending to busi- ness at Mena last Saturday.
 A. B Manor was a visitor at the town of Hatfield last Monday.
 Frank Kindell accidently shot off a 1oe while handling his shot gun.
 Mrs J. H. Rowbarts, the agents wife. was shopping in Mena this week.
 B. |. Barton, Jr., was attending to business at Idabel, Ok. last Saturday.
 A- NJ. Woodell was transacting business in the town of Hatfield last Monday.
 Nr. and Mrs. Wirt Wish of Cabot, Ark were visiting in Cove last Wednesday,.
 John James and daughter of Mena werp visiting friends in Cove last Saturday.
 Hardy Barton of Hatfield was home over Sunday on account of his moth er's sickness.
 0. B. Witherspoon was transact ing business in Mena last Tuesday Ana Wednesday.
 air. and Mrs. J. H. Rowbart started fur Bog Springs last Sunday, but never got there.
 Bu Taylor of Hatfield accepted a position as truck driver with the Cove i.unaber Company.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waddell of AShd0wn are visiting at the home of K. H Skinner this week.
 A H. Mize, wife and children mo- tnraa to Mena Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. Mize's sister.
 Kugene McCauley was in Cove last %eek on his return from Baker SDrings to his home in 0ctavia, Ok
 Mrs Hettie Green spent last week h Mena visiting her daughter and family. returning home last Monday
 Mrs T. B. Young, who has a slight infection of the eyes, has gone to the hospital at Txarkana to have treat nent
 Services at the Presbyterian church aExt Sunday morning and evening. SundaY school at 10 a. m. Rev. H. F. Nixon. Pastor.
 sEdes 1f Buffalo, N. Y., were at Wat son k1st Monday looking after some mining interests.
 Robert Woods of Cove and Homer Teny of Hatfield spent part of last maek on the river fishing and enjoying htsle camp life.
 Mrs 0liva Brown, who has been visiting in Cove for several weeks, left last Saturday for St Louis, to book after business.
 Tom Dempsey, who holds a good position with the Cove Lumber Com paHy, made a business trip to De Qneen last Saturday.
 William Wilson has sold his good home close to Cove, and bought the nice little bungalow from L. M. Clem- suk. cu Watson avenue.
 Mrs Maggie Ward, who lately bought the Commercial Hotel, under stands the hotel business and expects to keep a first class hotel.
 1phnnie Harrah, who holds a good position iD Granger, Tex. spent wo Ee1ks at home with his mother and snsAusr- Mir. and Mrs. Dan Harrah.
 ks. M. Clement sold his nice little home to Will Wilson last week and thus week Mir. Clement bought a nice home in Hatfield, and will move there Saa0
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Hogue will lenwe this week for an overland trip in hrs new car to look up a location where his wife will enjoy better health.
 ]. A. Couch sold the Commercial Hcnes last week to Mrs. Ward of Ok< i&homa. Mir. Couch bought the Will son farm and will raise strawberries ueM year.
 5Rr. and Mrs. Howard ]. Elliott and sen. Rolf, returned home from Okla heama Thursday evening after spend- lng week taking in the sights of the hig windy city.
 s. Ei. Bates informs us that there NH he an arbor meeting at or near WeAeame Home school next week. Sevural local preachers will be there so lake charge of the meeting.
 Rev. H. E. Nixon came home from fhe Bible conference held in Neosho. Mo. for ten days, last Saturday, and hIlea his pulpit at the Presbyterian church Sunday, both morning and evcniug.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Woodell re- seived word Monday that Mrs. Dan M@aEsail died at 5 o'clock Monday mnruing at Pottersville, Tex. They lefx cEz the evening train to attend kke funeral.
 Fzr. and Mrs. w. M Hansard and chiszrefT, with Miss Mildred McGown. made q flying trip to Bogg Springs eAst Sunday. and motored down on tisH new highway to Horatio, return Eng Aome in the evening.
 zxafFa Slivey and family of Broken Bow. Ok, who have been visiting his nsysRec and father, Mir. and Mrs. I. Ress Siivey, for the last two weeks, Eet1rued home last Sunday, and talk lrsg Miss Bonnie Silvey and Miss frzzEa Sslvey home with them for TWO weeks visit.
 X. #. Skinner and wife, Howard Weekly and wife, O. k. Skinner and wslse Howard J. Elliott and wife, and o E Wlrherspoon and wife and Friends from Vandervoort motored ka Hatton Heights last Sunday after saDun and enjoyed lovely supper pre- pared by the good wives. All got aDHse before the curfew rang.
 M \ Witherspoon and family. agwarc Elliott and family, with Dan ssssssaa and his friend, Trayers Nealv of PoEtersvllle, Tex, all left Wednes- aasy fer a weeks camping out on Line CrsseK, southwest of Cove. They do not expecs to see any wood ticks, sansguitoes or horse flies, but will spsszn VAeir time fishing, hunting, swimming and enjoying life.
 Oscar Silvey, one of Cove's fine yuHsg men, who now holds good position in Oklahoma City, came in laEt week tn visit his folks and made . hyfng trip to Caddo Gap, and on