The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-22
NOTES AND PERSONALS
Everybody work the roads,

Everybody work the roads.
 All roads leading to Cove are get ting fine. ,s | !, Big singing at I. A. Dunns next Sunday night.
 L. L. Kelly is moving into the Doug Walker home.
 Walt Hays was buying goods in Mena last Saturday.
 Homer Terry visited his parents at Hatfield last Sunday.
 Cove has had nearly week of fine weather. All sunshine.
 Sam Watson was transacting busi- ness in Cove last week.
 Ed Thomas from Mill No 1, near Watson, was in Cove last week.
 Mrs. o. K. Skinner visited with her folks at Vandervoort over Sunday.
 Will Nation of Vandervoort was do- ing business in Cove last Saturday.
 w. A. Han1iter, east of Cove, was doing business in Mena last Saturday.
 Mrs. Francis McDaniels spent Sun day at Hatfield visiting her daughter.
 R. Golf of Mena was visiting his brother, G. c. Golf of Cove over Sun day.
 Mir. Grain of Hatfield visited his son, Wayman Grain, at Cove last Mon day.
 Mrs. M. J. Mcdonald of Mena was looking after business in Cove last week.
 Mrs. John Copels n left last week to visit her mother Mrs. Darnell at Wal dron.
 Walter Mize and H. w. Scott were attending to business in Cove last Sat urday.
 J. E. Reynolds and K. c. Smith were transacting business in Mena last Sat urday
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Allen and family visited with their folks at Hatfield last Sunday.
 John Durham is spending a week out on the E. H. Barton farm with J w. Hunter.
 Monty Hayes little girl has been sick for nearly two months, but is now some better.
 Lewis Law bought the Robert Smith property from Doug Walker and will move in soon
 o. B. Witherspoon made a flying trip to Heavener last Thursday, re- turning Friday.
 Walt Hays is moving into the A. M. Woodell property lately occupied by Charley Barnes.
 Steve Winters, mill foreman at No. 1, near Watson, was doing business in Cove last week.
 B. w. Teeters, Cove's deputy sher- iff. had business in the J. P court ot Mena last Friday.
 Tom Sandlin of Sperry, Ok, is vis- iting his old friends and his best girl during last week.
 F. Younce left for Fort Smith last Friday to look after business and re- turned home Monday.
 Robert Winchell, who was attending federal court at Fort Smith last week has returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Hogue visited with the M. Walters family last Sun day out on the farm. MT. Lofts sold his farm last week to Mir. Funk of Ranger, Tex. Sold by Manor & Parker.
 The stork left fine baby boy at the home of Ted Friend last week. Moth CT and baby doing fine. A. H. Middleton has just finished a good farm house on the Hiner farm one mile east of Cove. Tom Cornell on of Polk county's prosperous farmers will build a fine large barn on his farm soon. Frank Ogden of DeQueen was in Cove last week looking after business for the Cove Lumber Company. B. P. Lichlyter, who runs the big lumber planer at Vandervoort, was visiting friends in Cove last Saturday A party of young folks of Cove met at B. H. Barton, jr., home last Sun day evening and enjoyed a fine sing ing.
 The Baptist young people will meet at Mrs. M. A. Gray's next Wednesday night to practice songs from their new books
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Rowbart left last week for few days visit with Mir. Rowbart's mother at Jacksonville, Texas. Preaching every 3rd Sunday at the Baptist church, and singing every Sunday night. Everybody is wet comed
 Mir. and Mrs. o. B. Witherspoon and family took dinner at the palacial