The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-09-02

Star about his new stock of millinery.
Mrs. Barnett and family are visit
ing at the J. A. Coifey home this week.
The Cove Star Nine will play the
Nandervoort boys Tuesday afternoon.
W. d. Stockton at Old Cove has corn
that will make fifty bushels to the
acre
Lawrence Craighead of Louisiana
son of Oscar Massey, is visiting at
Cove.
Mrs. J. C. Allen and children spent
one day last week visiting relatives at
Hatfield.
Mrs. Brown and daughter of Tex
arkana were visiting relatives in Cove
last week.
Thurman Merchant and wife visited
over Sunday with the Nj. Walters FAM
lily at Hatfield.
Arthur Ladd the popular telephone
man Of Smithville, was in town Mon
day on business.
Mrs. ID. G. Golf, mother of G. G..
Golf, from Dallas, Tex, is making a
visit with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Terry and chill
dren of Hatfield visited at the home Of
j. G. Allen over Sunday.
d. H.
Wright's home to the w. j. Barton
house east of the depot.
Fred w. Gray was sick part of last
week, but is now up and able to look
after his big drug trade.
r. A. Hamiter, east of Cove, has
made lbs gallons of new sorghum, and
1t is fine, sweet as sugar.
Robert Former and |. A. Dunn were
at Mena last Tuesday attending the
trial for not dipping cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Johnston of Gill
ham, passed thru Cove on their way to
Smithville to visit relatives.
Cove was well represented at the
Grannis picnic last Thursday if it did
rain good part of the forenoon.
Tom Chapman and wife, with their
daughter, Johnnie Lantz. are visiting
relatives in Duncan, Ok, this week.
All farmers who have tickets on the
Cove Fruit and Truck Growers Assoc
citation bring them in and get your
money.
Sunday school at Welcome Home
next Sunday at o'clock; also the Rev.
GLADDEN. will preach at $3.50 p. m. Ey-
erybody come.
Mrs G.. G. Golf and children, with
Mrs. viii Dunnigan and daughter,
Eunice, were in Mena last week hav-
ing dental work done.
Robert w. Smith was the lucky man
who bought the fine Younce home in
East Cove last week Price $780,
Mr.. Smith will move in soon.
Mrs. Robert Fortner was so sick
last Friday and Saturday that they
sent for the children to come home.
At the present she is some better.
j. A. Johnson and wife of Heavener,
Ok, who formerly ran the Commercial
Hotel at Cove, made a visit at Clint
Humphreys Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lille Massey of Lafayette,
Tex, who has been visiting her broth
er, w. A. Massey. of the Stuart Land
Company, returned home last Wednes-
day
Mrs. ID. J. Houbough was taken to
a hospital at Texarkana last week for
treatment. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. r. E. Lowe. They
returned home Sunday.
The merchants of Cove are all a live
bunch of men, full of business. Trade
Is good at Cove all the time Cove is
"a good place to live and fine place to
trade. Come to Cove.
Mrs. Lucie Rowbart of Jacksonville,
IeA. mother of ]. III. Rowbart. our
popular Kansas City Southern agent,
returned home last Wednesday after
spending month with her son.
Miss Callie Hampton, Fay Barton
ana SISTER, hernice, Miss Lille Mas
sey, 0tama Kelly, Mrs. Thelma Han
sard and number of others attended
the picnic at Grannis last Thursday.
N. 0. Allen and wife who have been
visiting in Texas Colorado and north
pas9 sss-iessfissis, for the last three
months returned home last week feel
ing fine and looking 10 years young
.er.
Jim Kirk, who sold his big farm
east Old Cove, left last Thursday for
Washington. He and his wife and five
children required tickets costing S517.
almost enough to buy an Arkansas
farm.
Our road overseer, r. C. Smith, with
his government motor truck and good
helpers are making fine roads all arar
TINS district. Seems like the jefferson
Highway all around Cove. Ali good
roads lead to Cove.
DR.. G. e. Nelson of Cove, with ]. H.
Skinner and wife, O. E. Skinner and
wife, and X. X. Skinner and wife. took
dinner at Bethesda Springs and visited
with Mrs. j. H. SINNERS two sisters
at Mena last Sunday.
Clean cut your wells and your
springs; make your home sanitary:
see that there is no standing water
about your premises, where mosuui-
toes will breed; look after the health
OF your family and you will be healthy.
wealthy and wise.
Fred Gray and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
w A. Massey, Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Hansard. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Rowbart,
Miss Mildred McGown, Miss Lille
Massey, and Mrs. Thelma Hansard
visited Ozark Heights and Bog
Springs last Sunday
Mrs. Walter Elliott of Cove left on
Monday, August %, to visit her peo-
pie in Knoxville, Ia, for two or three
weeks. She expects to meet her
youngest sister. Miss j. NJ. Kelly, who
has been teacher in Peking. China.
Tor the last three years.
The Baptist Church at Cove will
commence series of meetings at
their church next Sunday, and con-
flnue for week or ten DAYS. Rev.
Mr.. Hammonds of Vandervoort and
Rev Bennett Of DeQueen will conduct
the meetings. Everybody is invited
10 attend and help in this good work
y G. Allen Of the Bank of Cove. and
several good farmers of Polk county.
bought IN Howard county about 20