The Mena weekly star., 1920-03-25
VOLUME I. NUMBER 52.
NOTES AND PERSONALS
n qood roads lead to Cove.

All good roads lead to Cove. s Cove has a new corn and feed mill. Weather in and around Cove is very Sfine.
 ! Farmers are busy planting corn and fpotatoes.
 John Tankersley and daughter {spent Sunday in Mena.
 There is no better place to trade in Polk county than Cove.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Rowbart motor led to Mena last Sunday. \ Sid Barker of Womble was visiting lrelatives in Cove last week. ! o. K. Skinner commenced to move into his new home Monday. I The Weekly Mena Star and the ECove Star only S1.50 per year. ' A big 4th of July celebration is talked of for Cove this year. ! G. c. Coplan and John Coplan mo- tored to Grannis last Sunday. 1 Emery Sawyer of the Texas Oil field is here visiting his folks. ! Notice the big trade that G. G. Cop Han has. Read his ad in the Cove Star. { MT. and Mrs. R. Golf of Mena visit
 led with c. c. Golf and family Sunday. The third car load of fertilizer from Little Rock will be here next Satur- day.
 l R. N. Winchell made business trip to DeQueen Saturday and returned Sunday.
 Rev. H. Hammonds of Vandervoort fpreached in the Baptist church last Sunday.
 Get your bushel baskets for ship ping radishes, peas and beans at w. | M Pride. Notice the farmers who are clearing | and putting into cultivation new land | this year. The Cove Truck and Growers Asso- /; citation will commence shipping rad i ishes April 9th. Mir. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hansard with Doyle Hunter visited relatives at Hol- i ton last Sunday. J. H. Skinner and MT. Cartwright were transacting business in Kings, Ark, last week. A mixed car load of corn and oats and cotton seed will be ordefed out soon from Texas. Miss Freeda Moss, clerk at the Cove Lumber Company store is now down with the measles. Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Allen and chil- dren visited with home folks at Hat field last Sunday. Col. Arthur Ladd of Smithville was shaking hands with his many friends in Cove last week. Mrs. Maud Sawyer who now lives in Mena was down to Cove last week visiting her parents. ILOST-In Cove, little butterfly gold pin. Return to Mrs. H. J. Elliott for |reward. Adv. 13 It Mir. and Mrs. N. O. Allen were at |Vandervoort few days visiting with some of their sick folks. A car load of corn will be shipped in from Texas this week for the Cove Truck Growers Association. The voting people of Welcome Home had fine singing at the home of Mrs. I {S k. Bates Sunday evening. MT. and Mrs. Fred Gray and Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Elliott took in the show at Hatfield last Friday night. Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Neal moved to Hatfield to run a boarding house for { the Spencer Lumber Company. Dr. T. B. Young reports nice little girl baby at the home of Roy Kelly Mother and baby doing nicely. Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Fortner and
  Monday and returned home in the evening. Sister Fraker of Vandervoort will preach at Welcome Home school next Saturday night and Sunday afternoon | at p. m. Mrs. Henry Cecil of Vandervoort Twas visiting her daughter Mrs. Q. E. Skinner and other relatives at Cove | last week. { Homer Terry, the assistant cashier of the Cove bank has been quite sick lduring last week but now is able to be iout again.
 { Another bouncing baby girl at J. w. lCoffy Monday March 23. Mother and
 ibaby doing fine. Dr. T. B. Young in
 sattendance.
 The car load of Triumph seed pota-
 itoes ordered from the Farmers Pro
 sduce Company of Stillwell, Okla, fail Jed to arrive. 4 George Swartz was in Mena last
 5week with view of locating there. He
 yexpects to enter the plant and flower
 tbusiness soon. < Hirschel Winchell returned to St
 gLouis Monday evening after spending
 Ia week with his parents, MT. and Mrs
 iR. N. Winchell.
 MT. and Mrs. o. B. Witherspoor
 kwith Mir. and Mrs. T. A. Woodel
 lmotored to Hatfield Friday night and
 { took in the show.
 ! w. o. West, Cove's popular barber
 imotored to Vandervoort Monday
 smorning and returned home the sam' levening on No. 1.
 | Dr. T. B. Young and wife and son