The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22

tue idules DIEdulhe ana wear slnBHdn or calico Everybody come out next Saturday.
 Mrs. w. F. Cox and Mrs. W. T. Sun derland of Mena were among the call CTS of Cove Saturday and Sunday They visited with Edward L. Henson and family at the telephone exchange.
 w. S Dennis little baby took sick last week and died last Friday. The funeral and burial was at the Cove cemetery Saturday evening. The funeral was preached by the Rev Car olin.
 c. M. Woods and w. ] Barton were elected at the session of the Presbyte- rian church last Sunday as delegates to represent the Cove church at Pres bytery to be held at Ft. Smith April 20 and 21.
 J. w. Rowbart and wife with Miss Josephine Allen and Walter LutrelI motored to Mena Saturday evening and on Sunday afternoon with Miss Mildred McGown attended the Col. Jett funeral at Wickes.
 z. E. Gilly and wife of near Cove visited with Mir. and Mrs. w. M. Grain ger close to Hatfield over Sunday. MT, Gilly appreciates good paper to read and he subscribes for the Mena Star and gets the Cove Star free.
 Dan Emery, who sold out here last spring and went to New Mexico, came in Monday and was shaking hands with his old friends. He tells us that he has nearly all his corn planted and we look for Dan back next fall
 c. M Fulton is another man who ap- preciates good county paper and he tells us that he can't get along with out the Mena Star and pays in $1.50 today for another year and gets the Cove Star free
 Something new for Cove, Pressing Club Parlor. w. O. West our popular barber, with w. J. Moore will open up a new business for Cove your old clothes cleaned and pressed, Now Is the time to get your old duds cleaned up. See their add in the Cove Star.
 There was a quiet wedding at the home of MT. T. H. Chapman last Sun day afternoon when Charley Ware and Miss Nora Ida Chapman were married. Rev. Carlin officiating. Only immed- fate friends were present. We congiat. ulate these young people and wish them a long and happy life. They ex- pect to settle on a farm close by and make Polk county their home.
 The Cove High school held their closing exercises in the Presbyterian church last Friday night. The house was we'll packed and standing room was above par. The students rendered their play nicely which showed that the teachers had given this consider able attention to make it a success. These teachers have given splendid success in the schools of Cove during the year and are deserving great cred it for tue work they have accomplish ed. We hope their service may be se- cured for another year. Teachers: Prof. c, M Woods, Mrs. Bunyard, Miss Katherine Winston and Miss Jose phine Allen.
 Covo is going to have a new depot and a Bonded Warehouse. The off cials have offered us the ground for the warehouse and te surveyors have surveyed the ground for the new de- pot. The new depot is surely needed here in Cove and the warehouse will be appreciated by the farmers next fall when the cotton begins to roll in and many other ways 1t will be bene- ficial to not only the farmers but mer- chants as well. Now watch Cove grow.
 Boost Cove for Cove is bound to grow. This is going to be big year for Cove. Land buyers are coming in droves. after while our land will sell for twice and maybe four or five times this year. Fix up your roads, trim up the trees, fix up your fence, make a good crop and there is someone who wants your farm and if you want to sell there will be someone wanting to buy. List your farm with your agent. Our Oil & Gas prospects are brighter every day Mineral developments are going on and will surprise you some day here in Cove
 At the Mt Clair schoolhouse last Saturday night there was the biggest pie supper that was ever held in Polk county. Col. Hutson was there and feeling fine. Pies of all kinds. The auction started and the bids were thick and fast and the price of pies scared high. The fine wedding cake was sold to the prettiest girl and after some hustling among the boys for money the Vandervoort boys came to the rescue with lots of money and Miss Carrie Sawyer won the prize making the cake cost $31.35. Total re- ceipts amounted to $5965. Pretty good for Mt. Clair This money all goes to buy furniture for ther new school house. Everybody had good time only John Keeton and he ate too much pie. These people want to thank the Col Hutson and the Vandervoort boys