The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-16
Of HatfeId IS aIIIng Mr. craIn's

Of Hatfield is filling Mr.. Grains
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hansard mo-
tored down to Hatton last Sunday to
visit relatives.
]. w. Fortner's two children, who
have been very sick with fever, are
getting along nicely.
Smithville ball team played Cove
nine last Friday, the result being 7
to ? in favor Of Cove.
DR.. Campbell made business trip
to Texarkana last Monday and re-
turned home on No. 4.
Mrs. Henry Cecil of Vandervoort
visited with her daughter, Mrs. O. f.
Skinner, over Sunday.
J. w. Collier, south Of Cove was
to look after business.
Ted Skinner, who has been in the
oil fields of Texas nearly all summer,
returned home last week.
Some Of the |. o. o. +. boys visited
the Vandervoort lodge last Friday
night and had good time.
Otis Hansard of Antlers, Ok, and
his mother, came in Saturday to visit
with w. M. Hansard and family.
w NJ Hansard has built an annex
10 his store and by taking out the par
titions made his store single room.
J. A. Coffey and family will leave
this week for a trip to New Mexico
and perhaps win locate in Oklahoma.
John Rose and family, who lately
returned from visit over in Okla
homa, tells us they enjoyed their Wis
it splendidly
l.. p. Farris sold his 80 acre farm
last week to Mr.. J. c. Counts. Price
$4,000. Mr.. Farris may buy another
farm close by.
John Keeton has now completed a
nice Broom bungalow on his farm
in the place of the home that was
burned last spring.
Sunday school next Sunday at Well
come Home at 3 o'clock. Come out
everybody. Mrs. e. E. Bates assis-
tant superintendent.
Howard Elliott and wife, with Mr..
Blake Barton made an overland trip
to Womble last Saturday and return
ed home Monday evening.
Fay Keeton, a young prosperous
farmer east Of Cove, brought home
last week Ford and now expects to
take the girls out JOY riding.
Mrs, Thelma Hansard left Wednes-
day on No. to visit with her mother
at Muskogee Mrs. Hansard expects
to return again soon to Cove,
Mrs. j. Winford, daughter of A. nj.
Tilley, and her husband with M. and
Mrs. John Winford, left Monday to
visit at Rowen, Tex. for month or
two.
Messrs. Hunter and Miller sold
two car loads of oak lumber last
week and the Cove Lumber Company
is shipping to 10 cars OF lumber
every week.
Mrs. Augusta Elliott, aunt of Mrs.
O'HearH also Mrs. Cross of Forum,
Ok, who have been visiting with Mrs.
OTIearn left Monday to visit friends
at Vandervoort.
r. n. Musgrave and young daugh-
ter. Miss Jennie, left Monday to visit
Mr.. Musgraves brother at Antlers
and Peggs, Ok. They expect to be
gone two weeks.
John Carter, east Of Cove, has just
lately made several Improvements on
his home. Mr.. Carter believes IN
having plenty of room and every
thing convenient.
Rev. Hammond of Vandervoort
commenced a revival meeting at the
Baptist church over a week ago and
he IS being assisted by Rev. Bennett,
great evangelist from DeQueen.
N. o. Allen, since coming home
from his western trip, has made con-
siderable improvements on his home.
He has reshingled his house, besides
other minor improvements, and ne
now has one Of the incest homes IN
Cove.
Rev. Pate Of Umpire, who has been
holding meetings at Welcome Home
assisted Bro. GLADDEN.. left for his
home last Thursday and Rev. GLADDEN.
closed the meeting last Sunday. Very
good attendance and some interest
manifested.
MIR. and Mrs. o. B. Witherspoon
and family and Miss Pearl Woodell
came home last week from their trip
to Hot Springs, after spending three
weeks taking treatment OF hot
baths. Mr.. Witherspoon thinks ne IS
new man again.
Dan Weodell, SON of A. M. Woodell,
who has been visiting here for two
weeks just lately returned home, has
resigned his position in Texas and
has accepted position with the Kan
sas City Southern, location not de-
finitely settled yet.
J. c. Crump concluded that he
would sell his good farm and after
selling he began to investigate other
places in several states, but nothing
looked good to him. He finally set
tied close to Mena but was not salts
fled and at last came back to Cove
and bought the L. p. Farris farm.
Mrs. Maud Sawyer Of Wilson, Ok,
and Mrs. Swatty of Mena, L. H. Fort
ner of Winthrop, W. A. Winton OF
Ballsville, okla, w. l.. Former OF
Evansville, Ok, and Fl. c. FORMER of
Tulsa, Ok, were called home on ac-
count of the illness of Mrs. Robert
FORMER. Mrs. Fortner took a change
for the better and Is getting along
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dooley Barton, MIR.
and Mrs. w. H. Mize, Mrs. j. II. Ro-
bart. Mrs. Fred W. Gray, Mrs. Hattie
Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Weekly,
Mr. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Elliot, W
Johnston. Warrior Hounsell, O. l..
Henson, w. B. Allison, Lester McDan-
iel Ted Woodell, John Coplan, j. a;
Coffev. E. Hunter, Dee Barton all
from Cove was at Mena Friday to at
tand tha characterization day pro-