The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
CORRESPONDENCE.
COVE CATCHES.

b. II. bATboui aA.t Wc4it " 1AS"~ Tuesday on business.
 Joe Hilton of Watson was in Cove Saturday on business.
 Dr. J. G. Hilton was a business caller at Cove Monday.
 II. H. Ridings of Hatfield was caller in town this week.
 T. A. Woodeil is attending court at the county seat this week.
 W. Fl. Mize made business trip to the county seat last Tuesday.
 Henry Chapman is night watchman this week for the Cove Lumber Go.
 John Keaton and T. A. Teeters went to mena Monday to attend court.
 Robert Hunter, Douglas Walker and others are attending court this week.
 Mrs. J. A. Cogey and children have returned from two weeks visit to Mena.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Hall left Sunday for Litie Rock to attend the grand lodge of Odd Fellows.
 K. H. Skinner, Douglas Dover, W. W. Grain and others were Hatfield visitors Sunday
 The sweetpotato dry house closed Monday with over 1000 bushels of po- tatoes stored away.
 Dr. Marlow of Buffalo, N. r., re- turned Thursday and will be located in the Skinner hotel.
 Cove is being painted but not red. Several dwellings have had a new coat of paint put on.
 The town has a clean up day, Thursday, October 27. Let everybody join in the good work.
 Robert Woods, who is attending school at the county seat, spent Sat urday with home folks.
 Dr. c. E. Nelson left Saturday for a business trip to New Mexico, where he has mining interests.
 Mir. and Mrs. O. B. Witherspoon and Mir and Mrs. II J. Elliott motored to. Mena Sunday.
 J. II. Harrell is visiting his broth- er-in-law, Bfr. Evans, at Winthrop, who is very ill and not expected to live.
 W. NJ. Hansard is building a store on the east side of his lot facing Main street and will soon be ready for business.
 J. T. Dempsey left Monday for Russellyille to attend the Presbyter- ian Synod that is to be held there this week
 Fay Keeton and Miss Anna Whited, who were married recently, have gone to housekeeping in their new five room bungalow
 Mir. and Mrs. Tollie WoodeIl were Smithville visitors last Monday, making the trip by driving overland in their hay burner"
 Walter Elliott left Monday for Lit tie Rock to attend the convention of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows, which meets the 25th.
 B. II Barton, Jr who has been working at Caddo Gap for the past month as planer foreman for Black Springs Lumber Company, returned home Sunday.
 Married, on the 20th at the home of the brides parents, M J. Snee- grove of El Paso Tex, and Miss Win- nie Capeheart. B. H. Barton, Jr. performed the ceremony.
 ". O. Dunnigan left this week for Western Oklahoma, where he expects to spend the winter in the hopes that his health will be improved. His family will join him later.
 The Cove Lumber Company has their large barn finished also tho house for the manager and will move stock as soon as the well is finished which they are digging on the lot.
 Little Josephine Elliott passed away Sunday, the 18th. Junior, her little brother passed away Monday, the 24th. Mir. Frazier was called in both cases to prepare the bodies for bur ted. They were taken to Hugo, where Mrs. EIliott's mother lives. Mir. and Mrs. Elliott have the sympathy Of the entire community.
 Prof. Hill, president of the state educational association, addressed a few of the citizens of Cove at the school house Thursday night. Owing 10 the short notice of the meeting there were not many grown folks present. Our county superintendent was here and was called on by Prof. Woods to lead the song. the selection being that soul-inspiring hymn Bat tie Republic" after which the invoca- ton. The pupils rendered an excel lent short program and then Pro. Woods introduced the speaker. He pointed out the condition of Arkanas with regard to education and the remedy in order to raise the standard. IL IS to be regretted that more of the eitzens were not out to hear him.