The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-30
Correspondence
COVE CATCHES.

Cove IS now going to have new
shoe shop.
Farmers are busy hauling cotton to
the Cove gin.
Polk county has the finest sorghum
in the state.
Miss May Miller made trip to
Mena last week.
B. Z. Rowe is making sorghum at
his mill west of Cove.
John Bowman was doing business in
H0ratio last Saturday.
DR.. Kidner of Wickes was doing
business in Cove Monday
Ed Clinton of Grannis was doing
business IN Cove last week.
Prof. Lee Blake accepted school
near Watson for fail and winter.
Alex Coyle of Grannis was a visitor
at the J. c. Allen home last Sunday.
]. A. Coifey and family left last
week for their new home in Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Rowbart motor
ed to Vandervoort last Sunday even
ing.
The Presbyterian church will start
a revival meeting some time IN Oct
ober.
Doug Walker and ]. r. Allison made
trip TO Smithville on business last
week
DR.. Harold Of DeQueen visited his
brother. J. II. Harold, few days last
wnek.
Sam Pigg of Ashdown was shaking
hands with his old friends last Friday
in Cove
Rev. Sossaman Of Mena was enter
tanned at the home of w H. Mize over
Sunday.
Sunday school at Welcome Home
every afternoon at 3 o'clock. Every
body come.
A fine boy at the home of Gene
Compton last week. Dr. L. B. Young
in attendance.
Preaching every End Sunday at the
Presbyterian church by Rev. Sossa-
man of Mena.
Charley Chisler Of Wickes and Mr..
Bryant visited at the Hansard home
last Monday.
Miss Josephine Allen visited at the
home Of the Rigsby's in Hatfield part
of last week.
Fred w. Gray and wife and Howard
Elliott and wife motored to Hatfield
: Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Hansard and
Ted Skinner motored to Vandervoort
Sunday evening.
John Black and wife Of Oil City, La,
are visiting Joe Hadaway and family
I'm account &c &c Illness: :!.::cc::s:s-
C. Mayfeld and wife Of Octavia at
tended the Baptist association at
Bethel over Sunday.
The Cove merchants are doing fine
business. Eggs so cents dozen and
butter out of sight
Lewis Hounsell of east Texas visit
ed with his cousin, Warrior Hounsell
part of last week
Mrs. Maud Sawyer, daughter of R.
Fortner returned to her home in Ok
Iahoma last Saturday.
Steve Winters, foreman of No.
mill was in Mena last week having
repairs made on machinery.
o. +. Henderson Of Mena was vac
cinating hogs on the Hinton farm last
Monday close to Vandervoort.
|. Ross Silvey was delegate from
the Cove church to the Baptist asso
citation over Sunday at Wickes.
MIR. Coke and wife and her two sis.
ters Of Grannis visited at the home OF
N. @. Allen few days last week.
Fred Dickerson, who has been doing
business east of Mena for the last
month returned home last Monday.
Mrs. T. B. Young who has been hav-
ing her eyes treated at the hospital II
Texarkana, is now improving nicely.
Mrs. N. G. Hunter Of Sherman, Tex.
was visiting at the home of Robert
Hunter She returned home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Gray enjoyed
splendid dinner at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Howard Elliott last Sunday
Mrs. l. Ross Silvey Is spending tws
two weeks in Oklahoma City visiting
zler two sons. Oscar and Archie Sill
vey.
d. J. Hobaugh has made arrange
ments to move &c Mena on account o.
his business and they Will move this
week.
Rev. Hornsby commenced a reviva
meeting at Old Cove Sunday and ex
poets to run ten days. Everybody
come.
Miss Mildred MCGOWAN, w. M. Han
sard's lady clerk, visited at the home
of ]. C. Goodman in Heayener over
Sunday.
Miss Wayne Rowe, north of Cove
was visiting few days with her par
ents at Grannis and returned home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mr.. W. J. Barton returned
home from visiting their daughter
Mrs. M. o. Alcorn at VIM, Ark, last
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Cecil of Wander,
wort and NJ. sn! Als.s II :Ssiss;;ssisrrs;ssss--
Of Cove spent two days visiting rela.
tives in Octavia, Ok.
Wsyman Grain of the Cove bank
returned home from Hot Springs last
week. after taking hot baths for ter