The Mena weekly star., 1920-10-28
Correspondence
COVE cATcHEs.

fine.
 Walt Moore is building new room to his home.
 Dan Woodell left Monday for Texas and will return in few days.
 Mack Hughes, deputy sheriff, was attending court last Monday.
 B. w. Teeters was called to Mena Monday to attend district court. On Account of cotton picking the at tendance at school is rather light. George Hooks sold his farm last week and will locate close to Cove. JIG. Allen of the Cove bank, was in Mena Monday looking after business. Pete Little of Heavener was visit ing hig folks at Old Cove over Sunday. C. G. Goff's little girl, who has been sick for several days, is now conval- escing.
 Inc two Misses Silveys, Irma and Bcnaie, from Hatfield, were hove over Sunday.
 w. k. Johnston and w, A. Massey were doing business in Mena last Monday.
 Alva Fisher and family will move in to the Bates farm to take care of tho stock.
 Mrs- John Grain was visiting her son. George Grain, and family. near Hatfield last week.
 N. H. Baker, who lives west of Cove. has been on the sick list for kwo or three weeks.
 Miss Copes, teacher at Cove, visit cd with home folks in Mena over Sat uriay and Sunday,
 Henry Scott of Cove is mentioned as road overseer on the Citizens tick st and R. H. Barton, Jr., as J. r.
 Old Christian singing class of Van derv0ort will sing next Sunday at Cove at the allday singing.
 Miss Vivian Mathis, teacher in Cove schools, visited with her folks at Grannis Saturday and Sunday.
 The Pima singing class will be in Cove next Sunday to attend the all day singing and basket dinner.
 Wayman Grain and D. o. Dover of the Bank of Cove were calling on friends at Hatfield last Sunday even- ing.
 The ladies aid of the Presbyterian church will give Halloween pie sup per at the church next Saturday even- ing.
 C. E- Bates and five of his little children left Saturday for Frederick, Ok. to pick cotton. Mrs. Bates will fellow soon.
 Mrs Branstetter of Mena is visit ing her mother, Mrs. Etta Green, and her sisters. Mrs. W. H. Mize and Mrs Fred W. Gray.
 Miss Fannie Colley, who has beer visiting her sister. Mrs. Guy Gray, oi Winthrop for some time, returned h0me last Saturday.
 Cove has new cotton buyer from she east and cotton is now worth Is ceuta to 1a cents. He bought twelve bales Saturday.
 A number of the citizens of Cove took h the speech of T. c. McRae nominee for governor of Arkansas al Menu last Friday.
 The second Lyceum lecture will bs given at the Presbyterian church nexi Thursday night, October 2s, at 8 pm Subject, Paul, Sunshine" and "Die trich-'
 Dan Woodell with 0. B. Wither spoon and wife, Howard Elliot ana xwife all motored to Mena last Friday looking after business.
 The business men of Cove are pro gressive, they are now going to builC a free camp house and wagon yarc for the benefit of all who come tc Cove.
 Hubert Fortner and A. B. Colls were called to Mena Monday as wit uesses in the Robert Fortner cattle dipping case appealed from the J. P court at Hatfield.
 C. E. Sherman, principal of the school at Grannis was in Cove last Saturday and visited over Sunday with the " l.. McFarlan family, whe X Fesides east of Cove.
 Charley Branch of the Mt. Claire school district received the new desks for their school house ordered Sep kember 1. from Michigan. The cost was about $5 each and they are extra Ene
 The money raised to build good roads from Cove to Smithville will be spent on the Cove end of the road and 20 west as far as the money will go. Work will commence as soon as the weather will permit.
 The Evangelistic services at the Presbyterian church last week were xery interesting but poorly attended Bn account of the inclemaney of the weather. Rev Bass will close these meetings Thursdav night