The Mena weekly star., 1920-07-08
Correspondence
COVE NOTES.

fine at present.
Farmers are very busy plowint
corn and cotton.
An early potatoes should be dug
and put in the dry.
Burt Bryant left for Mena last
Monday to look after business.
Several strangers from Texas ond
Oklahoma are here looking for farms
II. c. Floyd left for Hartley last
week TO visit his folks for week OF
two.
Howard j. Elliott and wife visited
with their friends at Gillian over
Sunday.
j. NJ. Hayes was passenger to
Hatfield last Monday looking after
business.
MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Allen and chill
dren spent Monday over on the river,
picnicking.
viii Kirby of Grannis, nephew of
G. G. Golf, is visiting with his uncle
for few days.
c. (Jack) Williams, east of Cove,
was a passenger to Mena last week
looking after good roads.
Mrs. Bowen of Waldron, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. G..
Coplan, returned home Sunday.
Married at the residence Of Rev.
G. Carlin, last Thursday, Frank Ken
dali and Velia Mum, both of Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Smith and FAM
lily spent Saturday and Sunday TAX
ing in the sights at Baker Springs.
p. NJ. Floyd, |. A. Dunn and j. d..
Robb, all of Cove, attended the good
roads meeting last week at Mena.
Henry Scott, one of Polk county's
successful farmers, was at Mena last
week in the interests of good roads.
Miss Mildren MeGown, Hansard's
popular clerk, is spending her two
weeks vacation visiting her folks at
Forum.
w. 4. Simmons Of Vandervoort, the
inspector Of dipping cattle for the
south part of Polk county, was in
Mena last Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Casebolt of
Fort Smith were here last week visit
ing Mrs. Casebolt's father and moth
err, Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Parker.
A fine bouncing baby born at the
home of Mr.. Click last Tuesday.
Mother and baby doing fine. DR..
Connally of Hatfield in attendance.
Lloyd Hansard and George Sawyer
of the Naval Hospital at the Great
Lakes training station, came home
last Friday on a 15-day furleugh.
Sunday school and preaching both
morning and evening next Sunday, at
the Presbyterian church; also on Fri
day night big singing at o'clock.
Remember at Welcome home next
Sunday there will be Sunday school
at 2:30 O'clock. and preaching by the
Rev. III. E. Nixon of Cove. Every
body come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dooley Barton visited
with Mr.. Barton's grandfather out
close to Smithville. Mr.. Barton's
grandfather is now past sc years old,
and not very strong.
Charley Affholter and family and
j. Nj. Evans and family of Wander
WORT; also John Harkey og Hatton,
all spent Sunday the Fourth, at the
home OF w. NJ Hansard.
l.. Hall and Mr.. Clark of Hatfield
and several others of the same town,
were taking in the big ball game be-
tween Cove and Vandervoort on Mon
day. Come again boys.
W. S. Dennis, who sold his farm
last spring has decided to move to
Hunt County, Texas, and will leave
Wednesday with his family. He ex-
poets to drive thru with his team.
There will be an ice cream social
at the Presbyterian church next Fri
day evening under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid Society. Everybody is in
vited to be there and have good
time.
At the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday, the pastor, Rev. Fl. E. Nixon
a fato toll Cht.icf -
otism; also fine singing and at night
an eyangelistic service with good at.
tendance
j. II. Rowbart and wife and G.. G..
Copelan an dwife motored out to Mill
No. l Sunday and returned by the
way Of Vandervoort. They had only
punctures, and got home at ~
o'clock at night.
Audie Gill and his new bride Of last
week from Meyer, Ok, was here over
Saturday and Sunday visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gill;
also his brother-in-law and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. win Hogan.
j. A. Coffey having bought the Lib
erty Cafe, took possession Monday
and will put in nice stock of res
taurant goods, and viii serve meals
and luncn and soft drinks. See his
ad IN The Mena Star next week.
Steve A. Winters Of No. | Sawmill.
tells us that the big barbecue or Sun
day picnic at the mill on Sunday, July
4, was grand success. A big roast
beef dinner, ice cream, ice water and
lemonade, speaking and fine singing,
9: 10 lots Of string music. All free.
Everybody had good dinner and en-
Joyed themselves nicely.
Last Monday afternoon the Cove
Star baseball nine met the Wander
WORT boys on the Cove diamond and
played 2 inning game. Both mines
were we'll matched and they played a
iine game, which was appreciated by
q bunch of fans from Hatfield and
Nandervoort: also large crowd from
Cove. The score was 9 to in favor
of Vandervoort. Hiram Cecil of Van
dervoort was the umpire.
The wedding bells rang out at ]. r.
Germans last Thursday. Chester c.
Brown and Miss Della German were
married at Mena Thursday. July 1, at
the clerks Office Mr.. Brown is a
young prosperous farmer and has a
nice farm and lovely home. Miss
German is fine young lady and Is
worthy of a good husband and good
home. We congratulate Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown. May they live long and al
ways be happy.
Homer Terry of the Cove Bank re-