The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8. 1920.
ting with the Dickerson family.


 The two Miss Hembreys, teachers at old Cove, resigned their places there and accepted schools at Potter.
 Dr. T. B. Young moved to his nice new home last week, where he will have lots of room and will enjoy life.
 J. c. Copelan and son, who lately have bought the Nixon building, are moving their stock over to this place.
 B. B. Fisher has sold the old Hun ter livery barn to the Cove Lumber Company, who expect to fill it full of feed.
 Dr. T. B. Young will occupy his old office for short time, or until he can build new office close to his new home.
 E. Stanford, who lately sold his farm to c. M Huckaby, has moved on one of MT. Heyner's farms, east of Cove.
 J. L. Coffey, father of J. H. Coffey of Cove, passed thru here last Mon day on his way to Anthony, to visit his folks.
 ]. W. Neal moved from the Miss Hamilton fruit farm to Mrs. Greens property just north of the T. A. Wood ell residence.
 The editor of the Cove Star, and wife, were invited to fine New Years dinner last Thursday at MT. and Mrs. J. H. Reynolds.
 Mrs. Thelma Hansard of Muskogee, Ok, met her husband, Lloyd Hansard here for few days and returned home Sunday evening.
 Lloyd Hansard and George Sawyer, who lately joined the U. s. Navy, came home last week for a short visit with their folks.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. M Cecil of Wander voort visited with their daughter and son-in-law, Mir and Mrs. K H. Skin- her, over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. B. Witherspoon and children were visiting friends at Gill ham last Saturday and Sunday, re- turning home Sunday night.
 o. K. Skinner purchased a small tract of land from Baze Barton this week, and will proceed to build nice home soon for he and his new wife
 Manor & Parker sold the Riley tracC of so acres, north of Cove, last week; also the Barnett place miles east of Cove, to MT. Travis of Sulphur, Ok.
 B. B. Wise of Linn county, Texas, was visiting his father. D. E. Wise, west of Cove, for the last ten days, and returned home last Saturday.
 Fred Dickerson, who has been visit ing and looking after business over a portion of the state of Texas for the last month, returned home last Satur- day.
 Now is the time for every farmer to clear more new ground; build more fence; get ready to plant your crop and work the roads that pass your house-and do it now.
 The w o. w. held their regular meeting last Saturday night and the boys from the country and the boys from town were most all out and big meeting they did have.
 w. H. Lucks, who has been working for Joe Hadaway for the last two years, died Sunday night very sudden ly, and was buried at the Cove ceme- tery Monday afternoon.
 Out at w. NJ. Pride's last Saturday night was nice little party The young folks of the town and country played games and sang songs till quite late, and all had good time.
 Mrs. Oglesby, who has been working for F. Younce, has accepted position with the Liberty Cafe Mir. Copelan believes in the use of printers ink that's what makes his business grow.
 Mr. Nixon, Cove's former druggist, was here last Saturday looking after the sale of his new store building on Main street Mir Nixon is now To- cated at Bates, Ark, doing a nice busi- ness.
 MT. and Mrs. Guy Gray of Win throp have been visiting with Mrs Dr. Gray MT. Gray returned home Mon day, and Mrs. Gray, not being very well, will remain here perhaps another week.
 J. F. Dudley, who waited for nice day to move, surely did strike it hard Monday. for it sleeted, rained and showed all day. A regular Arkansaw blizzard; but Mir, Dudley moved just the same.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. T. A. Woodell on Thursday afternoon, Jan uary 15. Reports of the past years work and plans for the new year will b edscust.
 J. L. Parker, Cove's blacksmith, has been laid up from work for the last