The Mena weekly star., 1920-03-18
again on the 2nd Sunday night in April. All are welcomed.

April. All are welcomed.
 A. D. Gill, the man who produces the power for the Cove Lumber Com pany plant, made visit to Movers,
 Okla. last week to visit his son. He returned home Saturday night
 Mrs. Ella Gray returned home Sat. urday from Winthrop, after being called there on account of Mrs. Guy Gray being sick. When she left Mrs. Gray she was getting along nicely. MT. and Mrs. Evens sold the Com mercial Hotel laat week to Will Johnston of Watson Mrs Evens health not being good, she thought it best to retire from the hotel busi- ness for a while.
 Mrs. Davis sold all her household goods at auction on the streets of Cove last Saturday. She is preparing to move to California soon. Will Hogan furnished the hot air and got a good price for all the goods.
 Miss Ida Hamilton and Mrs. w. ]. Barton left Monday evening for Fort Smith to attend meeting as delegates connected with the Fort Smith Presby- tery. They will represent the Presby- terian church of Cove.
 A big good road meeting at the town Hall next Friday night. We want everybody to come out to this meeting and listen to Judge Finger He will tell us all about how he will build good roads with the government trucks. James Rose was called to Texar- kama, Texas last week by the sickness and death of his brother John Rose. He leaves a wife. MT. Rose was a member of the |. o. O. F., a Woodman and Sunday School superintendent. l. Joe Hadaway has hospital at his home. for he and all his family are down with the Flu this week. It is bad to have one or two sick, but when it comes to having seven members of family down at one time as Is in the case of MT. Hadaway, it is pretty bad
 Lee Wilson entertained a number of | his friends at his home last Saturday night with a musical sociable and a conversational party. There were a large crowd for the occasionSand all seemed to enjoy the evening splendid ly.
 John Keeton of Mt. Clare school dis trict No. IS wants to thank the Hat field boys very much for the way they helped to make the Box Supper a great success last Saturday night. They expect to have another soon and would be pleased to have all come back again.
 Dr. c. E. Hayes will not preach at Cove on Thursday night as advertised in last weeks paper on account of sickness at home. He will preach at the Presbyterian church on Wednes- day night March 24 Everybody come out and hear Dr. Hayes.
 The Sunday School of the Presby- terian and Baptist churches will unite in an Easter service at Fulton on Easter morning. They expect to have a good speaker, basket dinner. and an egg hunt. Everybody come and enjoy this Easter service.
 F.. C. Goodale left last, Wednesday for Pasorobels. Calf, where he can | make 5000 per day at his trade and l about the first of May 'he will send for his wife and baby, also his mother and father, Mir. and Mrs w Fl Woodell, who expect to make their home with 1 them. ,gs 1 The big basket and box supper that was given by the people at Mt. Clair school district 1S,- was a grand sue cess, for Col .Hutson was there and you know the rest. The. proceeds of the evening was nearly $40.00 every body had fine time especially John : Keeton
 Notice the mammoth building that ! the Cove Lumber Go. is erecting at the planeT plant. There is nothing equals it in Polk County. The Cove
 Lumber Company is a progressive i company They believe in good roads and now have their electric plant over hauled and their light will shine in '; Cove soon, bright as day.
 Hirshel Winchell, a bright young
 man who helped to fight the battles
 for liberty in the late war with Ger
 many, arrived home Monday for the first time since the war. The Win
 chell family gave him royal welcome
 MT. Winchell holds good position ir St. Louis, but he expects to spend 8 little time with his folks here
 r. Younce of the Good Lumber Go
 was in Kansas City last week anC
 while there secured large tract o
 timber land, over 3300 acres, for tht
 Good Lumber Go. near Hatton. Mir \ Younce tells us that they expect to pu
 to work several saw mills and put thi' 7 timber into lumber as fast as possibl, in order to supply the great demand. T Another big boom for Cove! Tn, big mineral mine, 10 miles west o Cove that was shut down at the be ginning of the late war is nov to be opened, bigger than ever before Dr.. Nelson is here on the ground witt the money and expects soon to bull, houses and put to work a large fore