The Mena weekly star., 1920-10-21
Correspondence
COVE CATCHES.

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 Mrs. P. M. Floyd has been quite sick for several days.
 A great many people are seeking work in the oil fields.
 Will Wilson was at Mena last Fri zzs looking after business.
 3ndson Mcdaniel made a business trip to Mena last Monday.
 Mrs. A. NJ Parker left Sunday for Fort Smith to visit friends.
 Mrs. M. Walters of Hatfield was xixiting friends in Cove Monday.
 D. O. Dover of the Bank of Cove was visiting in Mena over Sunday. Mrs. May Ross of Mineral, Ark. is visiting at the K. N. Musgrave home. Mrs W. T. Bryant was quite sick with the fever but is now convalescent. N II. Mize and family visited over Sunday in Mena with Mrs. Mize's sis O. R Witherspoon and c. G. Coplan was called to Mena Monday on the iary.
 I'd Thomas, near SmithviIie, was tranSacting business in Cove last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. s. M. Jackson were do- ing shopping in Mena one day last week.
 Henry Grissom of No. ? mill was attending to business in Mena last Friday.
 Hardy Barton of Hatfield came home Monday to visit few days with his parents.
 The revival of the Presbyterian church commenced Monday night with fair attendance.
 ! R. Gormap who has good job at Beech, Ok, was home over Sunday with his family.
 Wll Meeks, one of Polk county's progressive farmers, was doing busi- nxss in Cove last week.
 l E. Smith was called to DeQueen sn account of sickness and death oi his nephew's wife last week
 Miss Jennie Bailey, clerk at John stonss store, was having dental work done in Mena last Thursday.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson and children motored down to Hatton to visit their friends last Sunday.
 Will Cecil of Van Buren, passes thru Cove on his way to Vandervoort to visit his folks last Saturday.
 G. G. Golf, one of Cove's leading merchants, was at McAlister, Ok last week, looking after business.
 Rev. N o. Hornsby was elected te serve the church at Old Cove for an other year at the meeting last Sunday B. w. Teeters received notice last week of the death of his sister that lived at Bowie, Tex, that happened hast February.
 Our cotton gins are busy most o1 shH kinie but not doing half the busi ness they expected on account of low wrice of cotton
 Miss Anna Wood of Mena, county Semonstrator, was helping to distrib nAe lot of fine blooded chickens 1T and around Cove last week.
 B. H. Barton, Jr., started to Hoi Springs Friday to bring his mother home. She has been there for some time taking treatment for rheumatism The 9th Sunday all day singing anc basket dinner at Cove one week from next Sunday. Come with wellfillet baskets ready to sing and have a good time.
 There will be public meeting oi the Woodman of the World for the un yelling of the Herbert Woodell monu inert at the Cove cemetery next Sun day at 2 o'clock. All Woodmen ars requested to be present. Dan HarraE clerk.
 See Tom Dempsey's little red devi motor car built to run mile min. utes Tom expects to use this on al emergency calls where it takes quick action to get the business.
 Miss Thelma Hansard gave a novel fy party to her many friends last Sat. urday night at the home of w. NJ Harsard and served light refresh ments. All enjoyed themselves.
 The Cove Fruit and Truck Grower. Association viii hold their annua meeting Saturday. October 30. Al members are requested to be present as they will elect officers. A genera discussion of the future business oi the association.
 The candidates on the Citizens tick sk spoke at the school house in Cove last Saturday night to a crowded house. Prof. Shinn and others mad. fine talks on the subjects of high taxes road building and management of oul county offices in the affairs of Poll county
 The writer after travelling most al oyer Polk county, is delighted to meei such nice people as we have and ts see how we'll they are fixed with things ssss s.ssssis ..Iff5-Eovd .I farms; plenty to ea1 se wear. Education, intelligence ant socialibility can't be excelled Come to Polk county and eat and drink the best in the land.