The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-08-26
Correspondence
COVE CATCHES.

d. Coplan, visited here last Monday.
Roy Allen of st. Louis, friend of
Robert Smith, was here visiting last
week.
4. NJ. FORMER of Cerrogordo, has
accepted a position at the Bowman
Garage.
Mr.. Collin, the prominent merchant
of Watson, was in Cove Monday on
business.
Mr.. Draper, who bought the G. Nell
son farm will move in about the first
Of September.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Haywood and
children. who have been quite sick, are
now improving.
Mrs. Potts of Texarkana, mother of
Mrs. w. M. Pride, was visiting at Mr..
PElde's last week. -.
Albert Parker of Conway visited
with his sister-in-law, Miss Mildred
MrGown. hast week.
The fall green beans viii be ready
for market next week. They will go
south for a good market.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Affholter Of
Eandervoort visited at the home of
NJ. H. Hansard last Saturday.
Dan Woodell and his sister. Gladys,
motored 10 Hatfield to visit their I'M
che. w. S. Richardson, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Cecil Of Wander
WORT were visiting with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. X. H. Skinner, last week.
VIII Hogue and wife left Monday
for Okmulgee, Ok, by motor car and
when they find suitable place will
locate.
Mrs. L.. C. Moseley and daughter,
and three sons, Roy, Robert and VIII,
moved back to Hartshorne, Ok. last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Johnston visited
with friends at Watson last Saturday
and Sunday, and returned home Mon
day morning.
Miss Louise Mullins, who is teach
ing a splendid school at Welcome
Home spent last Sunday at Grannis
visiting her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. w. M. Hansard. also
Mrs. Thelma Hansard, motored to
Vandervoort last Sunday evening and
called on some Of their friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Gray were pas
sengers Saturday bound for Fort
Smith to visit and to look after BUSH
ness. and returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Lucas of Mena, mother
Of Robt. W. Smith, and Geo. Cowan of
Eirnrd, Kas., brother of Mrs. Lucas,
were visiting last week at the home of
Mr. Smith.
Alya fisher and family, who moved
to Texas last year, and have been sick
for the last three months, moved back
last week. and expect to make Polk
county home.
Doc Barham, auto mechanic of
Mena. has accepted a position with
the Cove Lumber Company, and ex-
poets to see that the trucks are ready
for business every day.
Mrs Myrtle Simpson from Musko-
gee, Ok, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. ]. Simons, who has been visiting
her parents for the last two weeks,
returned home last week.
Mrs. B. Ii. Barton, ST., who has been
sick so long, is some better and now
has gone out to Watson to partake of
the sulphur springs water that she
might gain her health again.
r. Nj. Grain, who lives southeast of
Cove, is now making arrangements to
enter the ministry, and expects to
take 4 course in Bible study and other
studies that win prepare him for the
work.
Rev. Herbert E. Nixon has gone to
Mineral Springs, to assist Rev. r. w.
Williams in a special revival meeting.
Mr.. Nixon will have charge of the
music, and will be out of town two
weeks.
Or. Witherspoon, wife and chill
aran, with Misses Gladys and Pearl
Woodell, started for Hot Springs and
viii take in Little Rock before they
return. They expect to be gone ten
days or more.
" NJ. Hansard is building a large
addition to his big store, and will soon
add 70 his stock hardware. furniture
and feed Mr.. Hansard is enjoying a
SFilenaSd trade and wants to keep up
with she times.
DR.. 7. B. Young made a trip to
rexarkana last Saturday to meet his
wife. She has been at the hospital
for several days, and he finding her
50 much improved they both came
home Sunday evening.
Robert Threat and Earl Hollings-
worth of Oklahoma secured marriage
licenses and were married in Mena
last Sunday to the two Woodruff girls.
and left on No. for DeQueen to
spend their honeymoon.
j. D. Coplan and wife returned
home Monday after spending two
weeks visiting relatives and friends an
Waldron. Scott county, and Button,
Yell county. Mr.. Coplan tells us that
the people there are having bumper
crops this year.
DIR. c. E. Hayes, state synodical SUI
perintendent of the Presbyterian
church, will preach at the Presbyter-
izn church in Cove next Sunday morn
ing and evening, August 20. DR..
Hayes has many friends at Cove and
will all be glad TO hear him. Sabbath
school at 10 a. m.
The cantaloupe season is now over
and 81 account Of the farmers not be-
ing able to ship in carlots they did
NOT realize much from the sale of
their eantaloupes after the express
charges and commission was deducted.
Next year there must be better or
ganization in order to ship in car
lots
Dan Woodell Of Pottersville, Tex,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Woodell,
and his mother and brother, Russell
WoodelI; motored to Womhle last
Monday to visit with Levi Wither-
spoons family for few days, then
they expect to make a trip to Hot
Springs and Little Rock before return
ing home
The Cove High School will open on
Moniay, September 6 with G. NJ.