The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-05
NOTES AND PERSONALS
let your garden seed now.

! Our cotton gin ran two days last { week. See Mir. R. Wincher new meat mar iket ad. Read Fortner and Bryant's new gro cery ad. Cove has been having regular spring weather Notice the farmers who are working the roads, J. w. Neal has been quite sick for several days. Read all about what to plant and when to plant Carl Sims will farm the Eliher Rowe place this year Now is the time to build more houses in Cove.
 A good place to get your dinner at the Liberty Cafe.
 Some were blowing and planting garden last week
 Buy stock in the Bonded ware house only $500 per share. > Roads are getting fine. a splendid time to come to Cove
 A. NJ. Woodell was doing business in Hatfield last week.
 Build a house on every acre tract within mile of Cove
 w. J. Barton was transacting busi- ness in Mena last Friday.
 Farmers are cleaning up the ground preparing for spring work
 See R. 0. Jones ad of Vandervoort in the Cove Star this week.
 Mrs. E. Wnchell visited with her mother last week at Hatton.
 c. Copeland sold his cafe. See his new grocery Ad" next week
 MT. and Mrs. ]. D. Copeland were visiting in Mena over Sunday.
 Homer Terry visited with his par ents at Hatfield over Sunday.
 Robert Crump of Mena visited with J. c. Crump east of Cove Sunday
 It is just one car load after another of emigrants stopping off at Cove.
 Buy your bulk garden seeds of the Cove Truck and Growers Association.
 Now is the time to plant your to- matoes and cabbages for early plants.
 Grandma Sanderlin of Hatfield vis- tied with Mrs. Kit Daniels last week
 w. A. Christopher of Mena was in Cove Monday looking after business
 Notice the strangers who are buy ing homes and farms in and around Cove.
 Miss Lutrell of Gilman is visiting with Mrs J. w. Rorobart for a few days.
 Barna Scott and L. c. Crump are visiting with Sam aCrump for few days,
 H. D. Lard and Mir. King of near Watson were in Cove Tuesday on business.
 Jim Taylor and family moved out to the Younce saw mill close to T. H Ehapman's.
 Miss Wadine Wsdkins of Wander voort spent Sunday at the home of W. M. Hansard.
 Don't forget the Bonded Ware House meeting at the Town Hall Friday 10 a. m February 13.
 c. C. Candili and G. w. Blocklidge of Oklahoma sold car load of horses in Cove last week.
 P. NJ. O'Hearn came home from Grand Bayon. La. Saturday and will help farm this year.
 It only costs you S2.00 per year to be member of the Cove Truck and Fruit Growers Association. ? w. F. Allison and family moved to Cove last week and will occupy Dr. T. B. Youngs old home
 S. K Ingram, president of the Cove Lumber Go. was in Cove last Saturday and Sunday on business.
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Copelan and MT. and Mrs John Copelan motored down to vandervoort last Sunday.
 Sam Capeheart and family of Van T xriC{ mi Arr m Mrs. K. H. Skinner last Sunday.
 Two car loads of fertilizer are being shipped to Cove for the Cove-Fruit and Truck Growers Association.
 Clyde Galaway grand son of D. Wise came in from Rainger, Ok. to spend the summer with his grandfather. All roads lead to Golf Bros. and ,Eamble Go store where they make the prices that will make you smile. w. B. Barton of Ft. Smith was here looking after the interest of the Cove Lumber Company.
 Jim Barrett and family of King, Ark, are visiting with the J. F.. Dud- ly's and J. A. Coffys a few days. Mir. Barrett expects to locate near Cove soon.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard J. Elliott en- tertained L. ]. Witherspoon of Wom- ble and w. B. Barton of Ft. Smith at supper.
 Wm. w. Collier who lives south of Cove was visiting in Cove Monday and left for Mena Tuesday moring to look after business.
 Neph Hogue, brother of our towns man Will Hogue. bought the Sims farm last week but will not move on to it till next year.
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