The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
Correspondence
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cow CATCHES.

sick this week.
John Kelly IS now working at the
Warren Forehand returned home last
week from Foreman.
Mrs Hettie Green IS visiting her
daughter at Mena this week.
Stripping cane and making sorghum
IS the work around Cove now.
A. NJ. Woodcll made a flying trip 20
Mena last Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. Allen spent sun
day IN Hatfield visiting relatives
Mrs VIII Turner Of NandcrvGort Is
under the care Of DR.. Nelson Of Cove.
b. W. Teeters has been making fine
lot Of new sorghum at his mill Last
week
Miss ida Hamilton is now visiting
her cousin at Hugo, Ok for afew
Mrs Kirby OF Grannis was visiting
her brother. 9. 9. Goff. and family last
noyIe Hunter is helping at the Han
sard store on account Of Mr.. Jackson
being sick
and gas soon
s. ri Jackson. popular clerk at w,
M haHsard's store was quite SICK at
Mrs Trout OF Mena is visiting her
brother. Warrior H0unsell and other
relatives In the county,
Shaon Lewis OF Watson and his Tam
tly are all at the Baker Springs for a
few days to get a change Of water.
Oscar Rhodes and family left Mon
day evening for the Panhandle OF
Texas. They expect to settle there
Fred Gray and wife and q. @. GQff
and wife attended the revival meeting
at Welcome Home most OF last week
Miss Jennie Bailey who has lately
Tnoxed to Cove from Stephens. Ark. has
secured d position at the Liberty Cafe.
next f' sunday at az o'clock. Prayer meet
ing sunday evening. All are invited.
Iona Cot. Gene siivey and Miss Cal.
lie HamTten ana Bly, Skinner motored
OUT % the baptising on six-Miie last
Ted woodelI has accepted good
position on the Fort Smith & Western
railroad under Robert stephens at IN
Dan Woodell expects to accept a po-
sItion with the Kansas city Southern
railway. and left for Heavener Mon
Mrs Robert Fortner and daughter
Mrs Maud Sawyer, went to Mena Mon
day evening on No. to visit with Mrs
Swatty for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Affholtef and
Mr.. and Mrs; J. kyens OF Nanae 3
Mrs Fred Gray and Mrs ] II. Row
bart motored to Mena last Monday ey'
sning They expected e bring tnsil
Mrs. J. r. Briggs, daughter Of Mrs
Lena, Graham q Kansas city. came can y
Monday to visit her grandfather
Frank Turner. for few DAYS
VIII HoEue and wife, who have traF
eled over Oklahoma for ten days q
more, seeking good healthy location
finally settled in Mena last week.
Prof q. M. Woods tells that 4 ~
High school win give literary exer
else next Friday morning. All the pa
trons Of the school are invited 70 -
RAYMOND Manor. son Of a. b Manoi
Of old Cove. started last week To-
chilicothe. Mo, TO take business
course IN the chiilicothe Business Col
The stuart Land Company " Gov.
sold TO r. L. Griffith Of West Texas tbs
Mrs uorrett farm 4 mile swest or nat
fesa Mr. Griffith gets possession righ
Or n b. young. who had sold nj
home and business to Or Campbell a
Hatfield made deal last week where
hy he again comes In possession Of ths
Manor Il Parker sold the Hogan
farm east of Cove last week 70 MI
Word 81 Western Texas. They als'
sold the Whitehead farm OF AZ acres
a. ii. Woodell sold his two small
buildings last week TO Mr.. Dixon o
Texarkana ana Mt; bix x g, eTp h',sia !,
large one In the place OF the two
i w kissler formerly Of Cove, whl
has been living at Decatur Ala VIII
his family are now moving to Tusca
loosa. Ala. Their daughter, MISS Pr
ME. was married last sunday at th'
kfSHler Rome
tB II Barton. ~, who accompanied
his mother. Mrs Baz Barton TO Hot
Springs last week returned home sun
day, SAYING that the Hot baths art
helping his mother very much. she
will likely stay month longer.
The Presbyterian church expects e
start series OF eyangelistic meetings
some time in October and have secured
bright sparkling minister with an
able singer to conduct the song SER
ice Everybody get ready TO attend.
@. q Coplan and wife left sunday
evening on No. 1. Mr. coplan expects
TO visit Kansas city and buy lot OF
new goods to sell to the rushing trade
e. MS st9pe; MIS- v s2plan far ~l' s few
The property and telephone exchange
OF Cove formerly owned by d. A Dan
lei Of Hatheld. has been sold to =. l.
Henson of Cove. The consideration
was Sl7o0. Mr.. Henson Is thinkine
Of installing booth and pay station
All some convenient place In town with
the hope OF giving better service.
At the Presbyterian church last sun
day Pr. c. +. HAYES Of Little Rock.
Synadical missionary of the State OF
Arkansas. preached a fine sermon in
the morning and looked after some OF
the interests OF the chilneh- ana KEY
8 IT Sossoman of Mena who was pas
A bunch Of Chapter Masons of Cove
went to Mena last Monday afternoon
20 attend couvocation Of the Mena
Chapter The following were In at
tendance w. Davis. @. B. Witherspoon
w N Hansard Wayman Grain, ]. c.
Allen Robert Hunter Joe Miller. J. n.
Rowbart Fred " Gray and Howard
Weekly.
Hhask .wpflI's az toFrankodHo
tor 81 this church some 40 years aKo.
conducted the service of accepting
three new mem bers into the church,
and administered the baptism to one
At night Rev Sossoman preached a fine
Sermon The se&sian invited Rev. Sos
aoraAn % MI this pulpit t~*ss7a each
month on the End and 4th Sundays, TIL
further notice or till we can secure a
permanent minister.
The revival meeting at Welcome
Home conduted By Rev. GLADDEN.. took
on more interest last Sunday week.
more than rs were converted Seven
were baptised last sunday afternoon at
4he Barton Eddy q r Rstez wiil or
ganfze a Methodist church at Welcome
Home Some of these converts will
join other churches. but most Of them
wiii Join the NJ +. church. This is the
result Of Sunday school and good
preaching during the last five years,
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS.
n. n. McC0ck left the a~st Of this
week for Texas, where he will spend a
month visiting relatives and attending
- basinrss matters. During his abb
sente :. Fl. Daniel win assist Mr.. Hut
son IN ne real estate business